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🎃 From The Shining and Coraline to Barbarian, Poltergeist, and The Lighthouse, it's a Halloween horror movie marathon on After the Credits!

Jesus (Tyrant Dominus) and Liam discuss 16 horror and Halloween films, exploring which classics still hold up, which movies disappointed, and which deserve a spot on your spooky-season watchlist. Liam shares his 15-film marathon, while Jesus brings his theatrical experience with the spider horror film Crawlers.

Expect conversations about psychological horror, body horror, memorable performances, unsettling twists, and plenty of movie disagreements.

⚠️ Full spoilers throughout.

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00:00 Introduction & Halloween Movie Marathon

01:35 Wrong Turn

03:59 Night of the Living Dead

06:23 Barbarian

12:07 Poltergeist

15:28 Coraline

18:28 Under the Skin

21:33 Crawlers

26:26 Sleepy Hollow

30:11 The Shining & Us

35:39 Videodrome

38:10 What We Do in the Shadows

40:55 Monster House

43:31 Carrie

47:23 Climax

51:07 The Lighthouse

54:03 Upcoming Movies & Watchlists

🦇 Clayface (2026) Movie Review — DC takes a darker turn with a body-horror psychological thriller directed by James Watkins and starring Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen. But does this standalone Batman villain origin story deliver, or does it fall short of its potential?

🎬 Join me on Reactioncast as I breaks down the story, performances, Gotham City's atmosphere, disturbing transformations, and the film's strengths and weaknesses. From its compelling villain origin to its missed opportunities with psychological horror, there's plenty to unpack in this light-spoiler review.

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💬 What did you think of Clayface? Did DC deliver a memorable villain origin, or should the filmmakers have pushed the horror further?

Resident Evil and Prime Time lead this movie discussion as Jesus and Liam break down the new horror film’s scares, sound design, and creature work before diving into Robert Pattinson’s performance and the complicated themes and ending of Prime Time. Plus, they get into awards season, the Golden Globes, Severance, and the struggle of keeping up with modern TV.

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00:00 Intro

01:15 Resident Evil Review

16:46 Prime Time Review

19:36 Awards Season, TV & Severance

This After the Credits movie discussion covers Jurassic Park, Double Indemnity, Buddy, and Punch-Drunk Love. Jesus and Liam revisit the effects and iconic score of Jurassic Park, explore Billy Wilder’s classic film noir, break down the strange mascot horror of Buddy, and discuss Adam Sandler’s memorable performance in Paul Thomas Anderson’s Punch-Drunk Love.

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00:00 Intro

01:27 Jurassic Park

05:21 Double Indemnity

10:21 Buddy

16:23 Punch-Drunk Love

27:15 October Horror & Upcoming Movies

32:49 Final Thoughts

Resident Evil (2026) takes a very different approach to adapting Capcom’s survival-horror franchise. Directed by Zach Cregger and starring Austin Abrams, the film follows an ordinary medical courier caught in the nightmare surrounding Raccoon City.

n this spoiler-lite Reactioncast review, we break down the performances, survival-horror atmosphere, creature design, dark comedy, action, and the divisive final act.

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Biopics, horror franchises, A24 debates, and filmmakers jumping onto YouTube—this episode covers a little bit of everything. Jesus and Liam discuss Tony, the latest Insidious movie, M. Night Shyamalan’s new creative direction, and the movies currently on their watchlists.

00:00 Intro

01:29 M. Night Shyamalan

09:51 Tony Review

19:00 Insidious 6 thoughts

31:25 A24 & Indie Movies

34:58 Upcoming Movies

40:16 Outro

Was Camp Miasma too funny for its own horror setup? Does The Last House stick the landing? And is Avatar Aang the comeback fans wanted? Jesus and Liam share their reactions, then look ahead at D23 reveals including Avengers: Doomsday, Frozen 3, Incredibles 3, Star Wars: Starfighter and more.

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00:00 — Intro

01:32 — Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma

10:57 — The Last House

16:46 — Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender

20:07 — Ice Cream Man & B-Movies

25:07 — Disney D23 2026 Announcements

39:59 — Disney’s 2028 Movies & Beyond

54:00 — Final Thoughts

Two big movies and plenty to talk about: Spider-Man: Brand New Day and The Odyssey. Join Jesus and Liam for a full-spoiler discussion covering Peter Parker’s grief and new powers, the Punisher team-up, Matt Damon’s Odysseus, Robert Pattinson, Nolan’s filmmaking, theater experiences, and our final thoughts on both films.

00:00 Intro

05:49 Spider-Man: Brand New Day

40:30 The Odyssey

1:01:34 Outro

Reactioncast reviews Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the superhero movie that pushes Tom Holland’s Peter Parker into a darker and more mature chapter.

Jesus discusses the street-level story, Jon Bernthal’s Punisher, the supporting MCU cast, the action, and the film’s biggest strengths and weaknesses.

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Which 2026 movies deserve a place in the year’s top five? Jesus and Liam rank their favorites, revisit overlooked releases, and discuss performances, atmosphere, action, emotional impact, rewatchability, and the films that could still be replaced before the year ends.

00:00 Top 5 Movies of 2026 So Far

04:22 Number 5 Picks

10:03 Number 4 Picks

14:18 Number 3 Picks

24:47 Number 2 Picks

29:39 Number 1 Picks

34:03 Honorable Mentions

35:26 Final Thoughts