The Beige Treehouse

This week, we revisit Ingmar Bergman to discuss his 1957 surrealist drama WILD STRAWBERRIES, as well as his 1960 thriller THE VIRGIN SPRING and his 1972 Oscar-winning drama CRIES AND WHISPERS. We talk about the meaning of life, tease a David Lynch episode, and reminisce about past episodes.

Hosted by Austin Johnson and Connor Bridges

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This week, we discuss Joe Dante's 1981 werewolf flick THE HOWLING, a film we ultimately didn't care for. We also talk about what would happen if certain superheroes became monster, the consequences of dating a squid person, and the disappointing not-werewolf movie WOLFEN.

Hosted by Connor Bridges, Mysia Pierce-Lewis, and Colton Jenkins

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This week, we discuss one of the greatest sci-fi thrillers of all time, James Cameron's 1984 masterwork THE TERMINATOR. We also discuss the current state of A.I., how we'd escape a Terminator, and the endurance of this epic franchise.

Hosted by Connor Bridges, Mysia Pierce-Lewis, and Colton Jenkins

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This week, we go back to the Soviet Union with the brilliant 1977 antiwar film THE ASCENT, one of the few directed by iconic Russian filmmaker Larisa Shepitko before her tragic death in a car accident. This film takes us down some personal rabbit holes.

Hosted by Austin Johnson and Connor Bridges

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This week, we revisit a previous episode and share our thoughts on 2001's THE OTHERS, starring Nicole Kidman. We also discuss two other similar ghost movies and the complications of life after death.

Hosted by Connor Bridges and Mysia Pierce-Lewis

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This week, we begin 2026 by discussing the best that 2025 had to offer in terms of sports, television, and movies. We discuss new TV shows like IT: WELCOME TO DERRY, ADOLESCENCE, and PLURIBUS, as well as our favorite films of the past year.

Hosted by Austin Johnson, Connor Bridges, and Adam Johnson

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This week, we attempt a journey into the twisted and surreal mind of the late great David Lynch with his 1986 psychological thriller BLUE VELVET. It's a divisive, uncomfortable film that may just be too much for us.

Hosted by Connor Bridges, Mysia Pierce-Lewis, and Colton Jenkins

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This week, we finish out 2025 with Ingmar Bergman's 1957 introspective film about life and death, THE SEVENTH SEAL. We discuss two additional Bergman films, try to find out why Connor can't stand his work, and check in on the show thus far in preparation for 2026.

Hosted by Austin Johnson and Connor Bridges

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This week, we go back to the brutal but simple world of giallos with Mario Bava's 1964 thriller BLOOD AND BLACK LACE. We discuss two other Bava films and try to unravel why this film is on the Bravo countdown.

Hosted by Connor Bridges, Mysia Pierce-Lewis, and Colton Jenkins

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This week, we tackle every film and miniseries that was adapted from the work of Stephen King. This is a project months in the making. We discuss each film or miniseries in an effort to craft a definitive Hall of Fame out of these films, most of which are admittedly terrible.

Hosted by Austin Johnson and Connor Bridges

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