Repeat Viewing

Kraig and Seamus close out their Halloween month with personal favorite (unsung) horror films, Angel Heart & Jacob's Ladder, and reveal the amazing level of similarities and complementary elements that may tie these two together permanently. MAJOR SPOILERS are discussed, but you can jump onto Amazon Prime and watch both films before you listen to us ruin their many secrets. If you've caught up with them, enjoy our foray into the mysterious pairing of what might be the horror double feature most made to fit together. Happy Halloween from Repeat Viewing!

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Seamus and Kraig talk about two recent films with strangely similar DNA, but vastly differing results, in the dueling post apocalyptic survival tales, It Comes at Night and A Quiet Place. We discuss the contrasting world building, palpable tension, interesting performances, respective bearded dads Joel Edgerton and John Krasinski, and the differing appraoches each director took. Plus, we talk about the way being a real life married couple impacts the chemistry between Emily Blunt and Krasinski, and our thoughts on Krasinski's first outing as a director.

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Seamus & Kraig are joined by horror expert Rob Galuzzo from the Shock Waves podcast and Dread Central Presents, to discuss the enduring legacy of Jason Vorhees & Freddy Krueger. We delve into their franchises, focusing mainly on the first films, as well as what makes these particular characters so special and/or scary, their respective origins, and the filmmakers who brought them to life. We also ask some hard questions about what works vs what doesn't, and in some cases, just what the hell?! Join us for a hilarious and knowledge packed episode that is guaranteed to please fans!

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Seamus & Kraig discuss two very subversive and clever horror comedies, Cabin in the Woods and Tucker & Dale vs Evil, both using the genre against itself and making something new out of what remains. Both films are examined in the way they use structure and character to deliver the unexpected, and ultimately remain not only true to their roots, but improve on the genre.

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Seamus & Kraig dissect the unique vampire films of the Blade trilogy, noting the extreme difference between each filmmaker along the way, and getting to the core of why this franchise, besides being immortal, refuses to die. We also talk about the absent-but-not-lost wonder of Wesley Snipes as an action star and actor, as well as the part David S. Goyer played in the short lived dynasty of the franchise.

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Seamus & Kraig continue their epic talk about the revenge genre with 3 uniquely connected films. We discuss the cult status of the Crow, if it ages well or not, Brandon Lee, Alex Proyas, and the movie magic used to complete the film after Lee's death on-set. We profess our love on all levels for Kill Bill and Quentin Tarantino, and foray into interesting details that QT hid in the narrative & style. Then we break down why the Coen Brother's True Grit ages better and better, and the excellent work by all involved.

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Kraig & Seamus discuss the first feature film directed by Judd Apatow, as well as several of his other projects. From directing and producing movies, to creating or producing powerful television, Apatow has become a fixture in American entertainment, and we examine why that is rightly so, based on an immense and highly relatable library of work, amassed in a relatively short number of years. We are sure to talk about on of your favorite movies in this one!

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We continue our discussion of the Joker with a seminal entry into his lore, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, featuring a bravura performance by Mark Hamill as the Clown Prince of Crime. We break down many reasons it is still one of the best, not just animated, but best Batman films overall. We also run down a list of favorite and not so favorite other Batman animated films that came after Mask of the Phantasm. For fans of the Bat, and newcomers alike.

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In advance of the new Joker origin film, starring Joaquin Phoenix, directed by Todd Phillips with Martin Scorcese producing, Seamus & Kraig run down the list of actors who have played the iconic role so far, and discuss hopes for the new interpretation. Plus, there is plenty of Batman talk, and overview discussion on the DCEU in general. Plenty of details to keep the Bat-nerds happy, but informative enough for those who few who may be unfamiliar with the Joker canon and character.

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Intro theme by Samuel Oak.

Hosts Kraig Rasmussen & Seamus Smith discuss the three seminal woks adapted for film from the writings of Elmore Leonard, as well as Leonard's swan song Justified, which served as a summation of his career in crime world building. We delve into the reasons these 3 films in particular are very unique, and the fascinating ways they are interconnected, both by their root in Leonard's work, but also through the work of their respective filmmakers. Join us as we break down three of our favorite films, and celebrate the amazing era of the late Elmore Leonard.

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