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This week, we tackle another non-horror movie on the list, the 1939 Oscar-winning fantasy classic THE WIZARD OF OZ. What made this family-friendly film the source of so many nightmares?

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

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This week, the adventure continues with the 1974 neo-noir epic CHINATOWN, starring Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway, and John Huston. We discuss some of our favorite films of 1974 and do a deep dive into the 47th Academy Awards.

Hosted by Austin Johnson and Connor Bridges

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This week, Mysia returns to help us dissect one of the creepiest films on the list thus far, the original holiday slasher, 1974's BLACK CHRISTMAS. How does a low-budget Canadian slasher inspired by a real serial killer become a timeless classic?

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

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This week, Austin invites Adam to the Treehouse to draft players based on minutes played on the NBA championship teams of the 2010s.

Hosted by Austin Johnson and Adam Johnson

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This week, we discuss the horrors of alien takeovers with the 1956 horror/sci-fi classic INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS, as well as two of the three remakes. We talk about how we'd handle this kind of apocalypse and what would make the concept even scarier.

Hosted by Connor Bridges and Colton Jenkins

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This week, we tackle Akira Kurosawa's second film on the BFI list, his 1952 drama IKIRU. This film triggers some heavy conversations about death, legacy, purpose, and acceptance..

Hosted by Austin Johnson and Connor Bridges

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This week, we dig into the Italian giallo subgenre and discuss the 1976 American giallo-esque slasher ALICE, SWEET ALICE. How do a former porn director and a Catholic doctoral student come together to make a bizarre horror film about favoritism and Catholic guilt? Listen and find out!

Hosted by Connor Bridges and Colton Jenkins

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This week, Austin brings Adam back into the Treehouse to talk about his recent trip to Europe to attend football and basketball matches.

Hosted by Austin Johnson and Adam Johnson

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This week, we discuss the dreaded Hays Code and an unsettling film that managed to overcome it, 1955's THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER, starring Robert Mitchum and Shelley Winters. This groundbreaking and influential film was a bomb upon release but is now viewed as a classic.

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

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This week, we go back to Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami and his 1987 drama WHERE IS THE FRIEND'S HOUSE? We discuss this unique film as well as the other two films of his Koker Trilogy, 1992's LIFE, AND NOTHING MORE and 1994's THROUGH THE OLIVE TREES.

Hosted by Austin Johnson and Connor Bridges

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