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Have you ever felt like something was "off" about the people around you? That they were acting less and less like those you know and love? What if you weren't crazy? What if your friends and neighbors... really weren't themselves any more? This week, Lyndsey, Miguel, and Aaron are joined by special guest Editor Stratton to talk about conformity, perspective, and the failures of pop psychology. Hide your humanity and listen for the scream, because they're on to you! The gang wraps up alien month with Philip Kaufman's 1978 version of Invasion of the Body Snatchers!
You can find Stratton:
On TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@strattonmeyer
On YouTube https://www.youtube.com/softstories
Our reviews of the movie begin at 01hr 40m 46s
The idiom "silence is golden" has never been more deadly serious than in this week's movie! A family in New York state manage to survive a brutal alien invasion for over a year by staying off the grid and using ASL to communicate to one another, a skill they nurtured thanks to their deaf daughter. Things change as feelings of fear, resentment, and the stress of a new baby threaten to shatter the quiet they need to survive. Join your hosts Lyndsey, Miguel, and Aaron as they dismember John Krasinski's 2018 film A Quiet Place.
Reviews begin at 1:23:05 in the episode.
"This episode, the gang is joined by special guest Sarah Sonderlund: forensic psychologist, paranormal expert, and author! Come along with Sarah, Aaron, Miguel, and Lyndsey as they dismember this week's film while answering important questions about the ingredients of zombie poison, being buried alive, and just how much stretching a movie needs to do to be 'based on a true story'. Unravelling the secrets of 1988's The Serpent and the Rainbow is enough fun that you don't need to be nailed to your seat to be riveted!"
For more information on Sarah Sonderlund, visit her website @ https://www.paranormalsarah.com/
When two young tourists get lost on the moors of northern England, they discover that sometimes local superstitions should be taken seriously. A classic example of toeing the line between tragedy and comedy, this film features groundbreaking special effects and the most moon-themed soundtrack around! Join Lyndsey, Aaron, and Miguel as they dismember 1981's An American Werewolf in London!
A platoon of soldiers in the Scottish Highlands encounter something that their training REALLY didn't prepare them for. It takes them long enough to believe it, but they're being hunted down by werewolves! Why were they out here in the first place, anyway? What's up with that tiny knife in the first scene? Who's winning the big football match? Aaron, Lyndsey, and Miguel ask the important questions as they dismember Dog Soldiers from 2002!
Jinkies! Accusations of a werewolf are flying around the small town of Beaverfield. Strange things have been happening, and it's up to the gang to find out what! Could it be the oil man who wants to build a pipeline through the town? The wildman who lives in the woods nearby? The new park ranger who just moved into town? Join Aaron, Lyndsey, and Miguel as they try to unravel the mystery in 2021's Werewolves Within.
The gang rounds out their series on vampires with a movie that is gothic horror at its most goth. Romance, betrayal, and an article no sane editor would ever publish come together in Anne Rice's classic movie based on Anne Rice's classic novel. Join Aaron, Lyndsey, and Miguel as they dismember 1994's Interview with the Vampire!
Next in our dismemberment of vampire films is a neo-Western action horror film where vampire hunters are commissioned by the Vatican to find an ancient relic that is also being sought by vampires. Yes, you read all of that correctly. Join Aaron, Lyndsey, and Miguel as they dismember John Carpenter's Vampires (1998).
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