On this week's Little Cuts, MB and Terry talk:

• Skincare (in theaters)
• A Quiet Place: Day One (VOD)
• Servant (Apple+)
• Inside No 9. (Britbox)
• 30 Rock Season 4 Episode 10 and 12

This week we're joined by filmmaker Tilman Singer! He's the writer/director of Luz and his latest film Cuckoo is currently in theaters. We talk about working with Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens and then find out why Michael Jackson's Thriller terrified him (And Terry) growing up.

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Welcome back to Little Cuts! This week we're chatting about:

• Rats! (Fantasia)
• In Our Blood (Fantasia)
• Trap (In theaters)
• Cuckoo (In theaters)
• Steppenwolf (Fantasia)
• The Tenants (Fantasia)
• Rebel Moon Parts 1 and 2 Director's Cuts (Netflix)

This week we were so psyched to chat with filmmaker Marcus Dunstan. He's the co-writer of movies like Feast and Saw IV, V, VI and 3D as well as the filmmaker behind The Collector franchise. His latest film is #AMFAD: All my Friends Are Dead. We chat about his talented young cast, the potential for a sequel, and Terry manages to ask what the latest is on the third The Collector movie, The Collected. Then we dig into Marcus' childhood relationship to horror before finding out why Dawn of the Dead is his Scarred for Life pick.

The audio quality might not be the best this week because one of us was recording in a hotel in Montreal and the other still had COVID. For context, Marcus shows a video of him and his childhood friends making a movie and tossing a mannequin off the roof. He holds up a number of Dawn of the Dead memorabilia (figurines etc.) and the novel he holds up towards the end (that Terry says he's halfway through) is The Living Dead by George Romero and former guest Daniel Kraus.

Check out #AMFAD: All My Friends Are Dead in theaters and online.

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This week we chat with filmmaker Damian McCarthy, the writer/director of the very scary movies Oddity and Caveat! We chat about the imposing house they shot in, the funny/creepy easter egg, and so much more before exploring Damian's childhood horror history. And then we dive into Hideo Nakata's Ringu and why it terrified Damian as a teenager. We discuss it and the remake, the existential dread of the video tape, urban legends and so much more.

Damian isn't really on social media much, but you can follow his Instagram. Check out Oddity in theaters! It's a great experience in a theater.

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This week we're so excited to chat with Alejandro Brugués, the director of the recently released The Inheritance (co-written by former guest of the show Joe Russo). We talk about the film, finding the location, working with Joe and Demián Rugna. Then we find out about his horror history, Cuba and his uncle who...well, you'll have to listen to the episode to find out. And we discover why The Evil Dead terrified him growing up.

Alejandro smartly stays off social media, but you can follow his inactive Instagram if you want. But there's an easier way to summon him (instructions in the episode).

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This week, we're chatting:

• Sunny (Apple+)
• Monkey Man (Peacock)
• MaXXXine (In theaters)
• Real Housewives of New Jersey (Peacock)
• 30 Rock season 4 episodes 7 and 9

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This week we're incredibly excited to chat with director Nate Dushku and writer Amnon Lourie about their queer erotic thriller Birder. We chat safe queer spaces, birding, the discussion around sex in film and so much more before diving into their horror histories. We briefly talk about Nate's Scarred for Life movie, the wild 80s teen comedy Better off Dead and then spend most of our time digging into Wizards. From cigar-chomping wizards to the use of propaganda and symbols to Terry's first time watch with a crush, we explore the world that Ralph Bakshi created and why it scared us as kids.

You can follow the Birder movie on Twitter and Instagram. And make sure to check it out wherever you watch your movies.

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This week we chat with multi-talented actor Daniel Roebuck! From Rob Zombie's The Munsters to The Fugitive to Final Destination, Dan has been involved in genre movies for decades. A monster fan from birth, we chat about Universal Monsters and Hammer horror, Dan discusses Monster General Store, a site he co-founded along with Pete Bregman and Brent Sorensen, and its mission to take you back to your monster kid days. We get to talk about Final Destination, working with Devon Sawa and more before finding out why Chitty Chitty Bang Bang terrified him growing up. There's even a special moment where Dan has a revelation about why it scared him and secretly stuck with him since.

You can follow Dan on Instagram.

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On this week's Little Cuts, we're discussing:

• Somnium (Chattanooga Film Festival)
• The Lonely Man With A Ghost Machine (Chattanooga Film Festival)
• Spark (Dances With Films)
• Incidents Around The House by Josh Malerman
• 30 Rock season 4 episodes 5 and 6