Toni Collette and Mia Farrow go toe to toe with Satanic cults to in these two films. Both movies shake us to our spiritual core, but deliver on the chills. Help us decide which one did it better and get your Reel Education.

Shirtless Ryan Reynolds and pantless James Brolin. Scary enough without the ghosts, flies, and portals to Hell. Help us decide which version of this “true” story is better.

Two tales of simple men with incredible stories. Shrimp, TV, Vietnam, DC, ping pong, and gardening all combine in this podcast. Help us decide which movie is stronger, better, or more thought provoking.

Mr. Marvin and Mr. Korinek go off script with this return episode and choose two films from the exact same year. Why? Because they work for the format, they are great movies, and the connections are many. Join us in grading two unreal reality television films.

Mr. Korinek says sharks are scarier, Mr. Marvin believes gators are a bigger threat. Is a sinking boat more frightening than a flooded crawl space? Swimming eating machine or hurricane? Listen in and decide. Subscribe

Do you like magic with your plot twists? Do you enjoy character study about nerds? Can you hit 19 free throws in a row or slip your hands through a knot under water? Join us in discussing these two movies.

Jigsaw, John Doe, punishment, Brad Pitt, plot twists, tape recorders, gluttony, razor wire, Morgan Freeman, a darkroom, boxes, this episode has so many great things you won’t believe it. Listen, share, comment, like, respond.

Cabins, evil, cellars, evil books, isolation, and humor make for a combination of horror and comedy that make picking a winner difficult. But for you, our listeners we will try.

Is a new house built on top of an old cemetery in the suburbs of a California town scarier than an old farm house haunted by a witch named Bathsheba in Rhode Island? Listen to this episode to decide for yourself.

Going back to Vietnam would be difficult for the brave men who fought there. We look at these two movies to decide which director and actors told the story of those men going back for very personal reasons better.