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We dive deep into Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, the highly anticipated Bruce Springsteen biopic starring Jeremy Allen White. In this full review, we break down the film’s performances, direction, music, and how it captures The Boss’s creative spirit during the making of Nebraska.

From White’s transformation into Springsteen to the emotional storytelling behind the music, we cover what works, what doesn’t, and whether this one lives up to the legend.

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Step into the graveyard with us as we dive deep into Night of the Living Dead — now resurrected in glorious 4K by the Criterion Collection. We break down the restoration quality, bonus features, packaging, and why this release is a must-have for horror fans and film collectors alike. Whether you’re a George A. Romero devotee or new to the undead, this is the definitive discussion of this legendary horror classic in its best-looking form yet.

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We’re diving into Weapons (2025), the new horror thriller from Barbarian director Zach Cregger. When seventeen kids mysteriously vanish at 2:17 a.m., a small town unravels — and so do we trying to piece together this chilling mystery.

In this HalloweenFest episode, we break down what Weapons gets right (and wrong), talk about the performances from Julia Garner, Josh Brolin, and Alden Ehrenreich, and ask the big question: does it live up to the Barbarian hype?

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Dive into our Halloween Fest as we dissect Rob Zombie’s Halloween II just beyond its 15th anniversary! Is Michael Myers’ brutal return a slashing success or a total misfire? Join us for a heated brotherly debate where one’s a die-hard fan and the other’s not sold. Expect raw takes, horror insights, and plenty of Myers mayhem. Tune in to find out if this 2009 remake still carves up the competition or falls flat. Perfect for horror junkies and Halloween fans! 🎃🔪 

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We revisit the horror cult classic Final Destination (2000) on its 25th anniversary as part of our annual HalloweenFest horror series. Join us as we break down the film’s legacy, its most memorable death scenes, and how it helped shape 2000s horror.

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Break out the Stonehenge miniatures and crank your resolution to eleven—Oh Brother dives deep into the newly released Criterion 4K edition of This Is Spinal Tap. We riff on the restoration’s razor-sharp visuals, the bonus features that actually deserve a standing ovation, and whether Nigel’s amp finally gets the UHD it deserves. From mockumentary mastery to metal mythology, this episode is a love letter to the loudest band that never was. Tap in.

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This week, the Oh Brother podcast dives headfirst into KPop Demon Hunters, the movie that asks: what if your favorite girl group moonlighted as demon-slaying assassins with impeccable choreography? Dan was vibing with the glitter and gore; Mike was mentally filing a restraining order against the plot. Expect spicy sibling squabbles, confused metaphors, and at least one attempt to summon a demon using a lightstick. Is it a cult classic in the making or just a flashy misfire?  Tune in for the glittery carnage and stay for the brotherly bickering.

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Spike Lee takes on Kurosawa’s High and Low with Highest 2 Lowest, and we’re here for the ride. In this episode, we break down how Lee reimagines the classic crime thriller through a modern lens—class, conscience, and a whole lot of Denzel. From Kurosawa’s cool precision to Lee’s bold Brooklyn energy, we explore what’s preserved, what’s flipped, and what hits different in 2025.

It’s a cinematic remix across cultures and decades—no hot takes, just deep cuts.

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In this episode, we revisit The Hit (1984), a meditative crime film that gave Terence Stamp one of his most hauntingly restrained performances. As news of Stamp’s passing at age 87 reverberates through the film world, we reflect on his legacy—from the rebellious charm of Billy Budd to the icy menace of General Zod, and the quiet dignity he brought to The Hit.

We unpack the film’s existential undertones, Stephen Frears’ direction, and Stamp’s ability to command the screen with silence and soul. It’s part review, part tribute—an ode to an actor who never chased the spotlight, but always earned it.

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With Tim Burton’s Batman and Batman Returns swooping back into theaters for a one-night-only Dolby Cinema event, we’re dusting off the Bat-Signal and re-releasing our deep-dive review of the film that redefined the superhero genre. In this episode, we revisit Burton’s gothic Gotham, Michael Keaton’s brooding Bruce Wayne, and Jack Nicholson’s unhinged Joker—exploring how Batman (1989) reshaped blockbuster filmmaking and paved the way for the modern comic book movie. Whether you're reliving the Danny Elfman score in Dolby Atmos or just wondering why Vicki Vale was always in danger, this retrospective is your cinematic grappling hook back to the summer of '89.

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