Welcome back to Movies at Midnight!This is Part 2 of our Alien Ranking. Thank you all for listening to Part 1, and for staying patient for Part 2!

Welcome back to Movies at Midnight!Today, Nikki and Cody are ranking every film in the Alien Franchise. Spanning from 1979 to 2024, the Alien franchise has managed to evolve and stay relevant for nearly 50 years. But which of these films stand out to be the best, or the worst? Listen to find out what your cohosts have to say. This recording ended up being a lot longer than expected. So, this will be Part 1 of a two part episode. Stay tuned in the following days for Part 2.

Welcome back to Movies at Midnight!Today, Nikki and Cody are reviewing Bring Her Back, directed by Michael Philippou and Danny Philippou.When step-siblings Andy and Piper are orphaned after the death of their father, both children are placed into foster care, with Laura as their new guardian. Laura also fosters a mute child named Oliver. Over the course of a few days, strange things start to happen around both Andy and Piper, all tying into the strange relationship between Laura and Oliver.Bring Her Back has received both financial and critical success, with most critics and audiences calling it one of the scariest horror films of 2025, but what do Nikki and Cody think? Listen to their review and find out.

Welcome back to Movies at Midnight!Today, Nikki and Cody are reviewing Weapons, directed by Zach Cregger.At 2:17 in the town of Maybrook, Pennsylvania, a group of 17 children randomly leave their homes and run into the darkness of the night, with no clear explanation as to why they ran or where they ran to. The town’s eyes turn to teacher Justine Gandy, because all the students who disappeared came from her classroom. As events unfold, we learn more about the mystery surrounding the kid’s disappearance.Weapons was a massive hit at the box office, and has received critical acclaim from both audiences and critics. But what did your hosts Nikki and Cody think? Listen to their review and find out.

Welcome back to Movies at Midnight!Today, Nikki and Cody are reviewing Krampus, directed by Michael Dougherty.When Max is forced to spend the holidays with his dysfunctional family, he loses his Christmas spirit and wishes his whole family would go away. Unbeknownst to Max, this wish has summoned The Krampus; an ancient folklore creature that punishes those that lose their Christmas spirit. As the days go on, Max and his family have to survive the onslaught of Krampus and his various minions.Krampus earned a decent amount at the box office when it was released in 2015, but got mixed reviews at the time. Does the movie deserve a second look 10 years later? Listen to hosts Nikki and Cody dive into this undercooked Christmas horror film.

Welcome back to Movies at Midnight!Today, your hosts Nikki and Cody are reviewing Silent Night, Deadly Night Parts 1 and 2, directed by Charles E. Sellier and Lee Harry respectively.In Silent Night Part 1, Billy is a normal child, when one day his parents are killed by a man dressed as Santa. This experience causes Billy to grow up with a severe phobia of Santa. Paired with a rough upbringing in a Catholic orphanage, Billy eventually goes on a murderous rampage dressed as Santa, an event that effects his little brother Ricky. In Part 2, we follow a grown up Ricky as he recounts his violent past to a psychiatrist. Ricky eventually breaks out his mental facility to seek revenge on the nun who raised him and his brother.Silent Night, Deadly Night was highly controversial at the time, drawing negative backlash towards the premise of a killer Santa. It has gone on to become a cult classic, with its sequel being crowned as one of the best worst films of all time. But do these two films hold up after all this time? Listen to what Nikki and Cody have to say about these cult holiday films.

Welcome back to Movies at Midnight!Today, your hosts Nikki and Cody are reviewing Gremlins, directed by Joe Dante.Billy Peltzer receives a gift for Christmas in the form of a mogwai named Gizmo. The two form a strong bond together, but things go wrong once Billy breaks the three rules of caring for Gizmo, causing the birth of new critters called gremlins. Now his hometown of Kingston Falls falls into chaos as gremlins run rampant around town.Gremlins was a huge hit at the time of release, and has become one of the most beloved Christmas horror movies, but does it hold up 40 years later? Listen to Nikki and Cody as they discuss their thoughts on Gremlins.

Welcome back to Movies at Midnight!Today, Nikki and Cody are ranking all 13 Halloween films, from the classic 1978 original to Halloween Ends in 2022. This franchise has been going for 47 years, but does the series hold up after all this time? Listen to cohosts Nikki and Cody as they go through each film and give their verdicts.

Welcome back to Movies at Midnight!Today, your hosts Cody and Nikki are trekking into the woods to review The Blair Witch Project, directed by Eduardo Sánchez and Daniel Myrick.Three student filmmakers go into the woods of Burkittsville, Maryland to make a documentary about The Blair Witch. As soon as they arrive, they find themselves at the center of this witch's curse. The movie was a massive success at the time of its release, and frightened a whole generation of moviegoers for years, but does it hold up 26 years later? Join Cody and Nikki as they discuss the film itself, and take a brief look into the found footage genre as a whole.

Welcome everyone to Movies at Midnight.Today, we're taking a look at the latest season of Netflix's hit show Monster: The Ed Gein Story, created by Ryan Murphy.The show follows the life of Ed Gein, from his early days of living on a farm with his mother, to his various crimes he committed in the late 1950s. Despite the show hit #1 on Netflix, fans and critics alike gave the show negative reviews. What do cohosts Nikki and Cody have to say about it? Listen and find out.