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This week, we continue the Bravo list with the 1994 psychological thriller SHALLOW GRAVE, starring Ewan McGregor, Kerry Fox, and Christopher Eccleston. Danny Boyle started his career strong with this one.

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

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This week, in a mammoth episode, we debut our heavily-curated, mutually-agreed upon list of our 100 favorite films of the 21st century (so far). These aren't the greatest films of the 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s. These are just 100 films that both of us love.

Hosted by Austin Johnson and Connor Bridges

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This week, we continue the Bravo list with the 1960 British sci-fi thriller VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED. We talk about the dangers of evil kids and how surprisingly eerie this film was.

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

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This week, we go back to French filmmaker Robert Bresson as we discuss his final film, 1983's L'ARGENT, a bleak film about consequences, regret, and counterfeit bills.

Hosted by Austin Johnson, Connor Bridges, and Benjamin Lopez

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Happy Halloween, everyone! To celebrate the holiday, we take a break from the Bravo list to talk about some of our own favorite scary movie moments that aren't featured on said list.

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

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This week, Austin flies solo as he creates a team of players based on minutes played on the NBA championship teams of the 2020s.

Hosted by Austin Johnson

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This week, we continue the Bravo list with the 1988 slasher classic CHILD'S PLAY, the first appearance of the now iconic killer doll Chucky. We discuss our favorite childhood toys, the legacy of the Chucky franchise, and how we'd handle being in this situation ourselves.

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

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This week, we adjust to sudden changes by essentially pulling a fully-formed podcast out of thin air. Listen as we go completely unscripted as we tackle Francis Ford Coppola's 1974 paranoia thriller THE CONVERSATION, the next film on the BFI's Sight & Sound Directors' List.

Hosted by Connor Bridges and Colton Jenkins

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This week, Mysia returns to help us figure out why the lukewarm 1990 thriller PACIFIC HEIGHTS is even on this list. Scary? Nope. Eerie? Not really. But it's got a solid Michael Keaton performance that just about saves it.

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

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This week, we dust off an old format and do an old-fashioned Top 10, focusing on some of our favorite horror movie sequels. We also discuss the nature of horror as a genre and the elements that make a movie scary.

Hosted by Connor Bridges and Colton Jenkins.

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