The sun rises after a long night of horrors as Spooky Season comes to a close. The Film Majors, along with special guest Drew Paterson, director of the upcoming indie feature American Flake, send Halloween off with a bang, talking the most... appealing slashers, Wes Craven's high school horror classic Scream, and killing Harvey Weinstein with a samurai sword.

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Boo! It's still a dark and stormy Spooky Season on The Film Majors Podcast! The gang braves the horror genre once again, discussing their favorite Scream Kings, John Carpenter's late career cosmic horror In the Mouth of Madness, and who among them loves tentacles the most.

Zack's Horror Mount Rushmore expands as the podcast returns to the Raimi Zone! With the help of filmmaker and writer Kristen Semedo, the gang talks PG-13 movies that get away with a lot, Sam Raimi's goofy return to horror Drag Me to Hell, and if Kristen and Zack exist on opposite ends of the horror spectrum.

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Spooky Season returns once again as a member of the podcast has gone mysteriously missing! Zack and Alexis are joined by The Bug Man, Edwin Harris, to talk the most troubling injuries in horror, David Cronenberg's body horror classic The Fly, and if Stathis could ever have been conceived of as charming.

Sci-Fi September concludes with returning guest musician and Polar Express aficionado ⁠Sloan Golden⁠ joining the crew of the Starship Film Majors to discuss great cinematic taglines, Ridley Scott's horror classic Alien, and if John Carpenter's Dark Star is the most influential genre film of the 20th century.

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Sci-Fi month stays out of this world with makeup artist Sam Tansey joining the podcast! The gang talks their favorite movies from directors who should probably be in jail, Luc Besson's gonzo space opera The Fifth Element, and Bruce Willis' ability to rock "sexy blood."

Sci-Fi September continues and becomes much more bleak with Alexis's contribution to the discussion of the genre. Your hosts talk great replications of famous works of art in film, Lars von Trier's apocalyptic psychodrama Melancholia, and Alexis's similarity to a certain Clown Prince of Crime.

The Film Majors boldly go where the podcast has never gone before as Sci-Fi September begins! The gang starts their exploration of the stars by discussing their favorite pop-Shakespeare adaptations, Fred M. Wilcox's groundbreaking studio science fiction picture Forbidden Planet, and if Sigmund Freud will keep getting away with it.

Oceania Cinema Month comes to a close with the help of special guest and designer of The Film Majors' podcast artwork Zoë Hughes. The gang heads back to New Zealand to talk great comedy straight men, Taika Waititi's found family dramedy Hunt for the Wilderpeople, and the immense value of Sam Neill.

Oceania Cinema Month reaches a historic milestone with the 100th episode of The Film Majors Podcast! Alexis, Mick, and Zack look back on almost two years of cinematic exploration, discussing their favorite first time watches for the show, favorite episodes, worst movies they've covered, and more! Additionally, Zack must confront the movie that made him realize films could be bad with Baz Luhrmann's outback epic Australia and if he has it in his heart to enjoy a Baz Luhrmann movie like his cohosts.