What up outlaws, it's Netflix November we got fresh Soderbergh and some devilish horror movie.  We also have the main event of the evening A24's The Lighthouse with Rob Pat doing some jiz. We got a fresh series for our FAMILY with the Fast and Furious Franchise.

As quickly as it appeared, Spooky-tober has now ended but not without a bang. We talk brand new Zombieland like anyone was asking for it. Del Toro produced some sort of scary book adaptation, I don't know I don't read. That's ok because Rob Zombie doesn't read either he just makes exploitation flicks. Speaking of books it wouldn't be Spooky-Tober without some Stephen King - so let's dive into the George Romero film The Dark Half.

Spooky-tober bubbles on with a big bag of terrible movies. The creators of Sausage Party should have stayed away from The Addams Family. Octavia Spencer, award winning actress, what are you doing making MA? Blast from the past with a syfy channel original The Banana Splits, and of course we will break down the breaking bad movie. Will Stephen King save of this week with something worth watching?

Welcome to the Wednesday Show, the best show that has no Chadley. Today we recap the Calgary International Film Festival Documentaries. Well the 3 that I saw. 3 people I have immense respect for; Miles Davis, Danny Trejo and Agnes Varda.

Rolling into Spookytober, there's not really any horror movies playing this year so we go see a brand new Takashi Miike flick First Love, because nothing says Halloween like a yakuza movie. We also chat TWO Stephen King movies with the new Netflix original In the Tall Grass and the 95 Kathy Bates classic Dolores Claiborne. Finally we get around to reviewing the Child's Play reboot.

The Horror Recap for the 20th annual Calgary International Film Festival. We light up Spooky-tober with reviews on local horror flicks Z and True Fiction, as well the first Aboriginal Zombie movie Blood Quantum. We also hit Elijah Woods horror comedy Come to Daddy. HAMMER HORROR shows up to tell A24 they can still do arthouse horror.

Wow welcome to Spooky-tober once again our theme is Stephen King. We talk the titular and influential Stand By Me. The main event of this weekend is to see if JOKER is buck wild or not. Wouldn't be spooky-tober without a Conjuring Universe film, so we bring you the third and hopefully final Annabelle movie. We love Aja so let's talk monster movie with CRAWL.

Wow such a treat when Chadley decides not to show up for the record session. I got some fresh Festival Content, and some fresh Bradley Pitt for ya. That real slow burner content. We also finally finish off Universal Monsters just in time for Spooky-Tober. To date probably the best solo episode I've recorded, NO EDITS.

First recap of CIFF 2019, talking about some festival darlings. Getting a hitter from the great master Ken Loach, Sorry We Missed You. A fresh American New Cinema with the low key tale of Driveways. Two Canadian flicks with White Lie and James vs His Future-Self.

With the Calgary International Film Festival in full swing, we still bring you a fresh af episode. We're talking The Goldfinch if you can stay awake from how sleepy and accurately we describe the pains of watching such a film. Fred Durst made a movie and not only is it wildly offensive, but extremely buck wild. Speaking of BUCK WILD, we also got a Dennis Quaid movie that is also bananas. It wouldn't be a Movie Epidemic Podcast without some Universal monsters. 2 WEEKS left of Universal and we have Abbott and Costello meet The Mummy.