The Other Half

Andy returns to the podcast to bring a classic horror movie, The Wicker Man. He saw it as a kid and just had to bring it on to reevaluate if it was still good. He didn't think it held up, but perhaps Mike and Ethan will think differently.

The story is simple. A policeman goes to a strange island town to investigate reports of a missing girl. Only he finds out that the town is not quite what it seemed...

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After burning bridges by suggesting Madea month, Mia has returned to the podcast to redeem herself with The Awakening. It's a British horror movie that starts off pretty scary actually, but then it turns into bat-shit insane territory.

This movie stars Rebecca Hall a skeptic ghost hunter who is called to a charter school when a young boy ends up dead. There's also Dominic West, you may know him as McNulty from the Wire, being all British and mysterious!

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Dolls feature a goofy lookin' dude who looks like Sean Austin protecting a child from own evil parents. Phelan joins the boys to bring them this spookily off-beat movie. This campy horror film is brought to you by the same director of notoriously campy movie Reanimator.

Stop motion dolls moving around like an old King Kong movie is scary and actually kind of cool looking. Also, there's lots of death by small cuts and even a bear? This movie is wild y'all, but also not particularly malicious.

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We kick off the 2019 Halloween Spooktacular with a modern indie film called Darling, which was made in 2015! Ray is the first on our frightening guest list and he recommended this movie to us because he thought it was kinda spooky. It's a movie about a lady who has to take care of the oldest house in New York.

Of course, she's driven to madness. But what is the cause behind this madness?

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Dennis Quaid plays a knight with a dragon friend in the classically corny, Dragonheart, which actually spawned a franchise that continues to run until this day!

The dragon is played by none other than Sean Connery. But the dragon doesn't look as good as Sean Connery. In fact, this dragon doesn't look great by today's standards at all, but it was impressive enough to win the Academy Award nomination for best visual effects at the time.

Does it have enough heart to carry it through its bad acting and dated CGI?

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If you're enjoying a walk on the beach with a loved one or doing taxes alone on a Friday night, you should always stop and think, what about Bob? This is a weird screwball comedy straight from the '90s. This is back when going to a therapist was for seriously ill people. Not just for someone doing a routine mental health check-up.

The movie centers around Bob (Bill Murray) and his brand new therapist (Richard Dreyfuss). When his therapist goes away for a month on vacation, Bob faces extreme anxiety. Not so great for someone with separation anxiety.

What else was he to do besides go and find him???

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Hell or High Water is the most divisive movie we have watched for this podcast. The way we describe both halves of this movie, it sounds like we were watching completely different movies.

Hell or High Water stars Chris Pine and Jeff Bridges and examines the life of two Texas outlaws. CAPITALISM is the true enemy of this movie as well as obvious metaphors.

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The boys got together to watch the most famous and universally loved Star Trek film, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. How does this 1982 movie fair under the scrutiny of a couple of non-Trekkies?

Well, Ethan is a big fan of the bug designs and Mike likes Khan a lot. That's all I can say, for more opinions, you have to listen to the episode!

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Don Bluth is here with his last movie ever, Titan A.E.! This experimental movie blends 3D environments with traditional 2D animation. Featuring the talents of Matt Damon, Drew Barrymore, and John Leguizamo, Titan A.E. asks the question, what if the earth was wiped out by a crazy evil alien force made out of pure energy?

If that doesn't sound enticing to you, then I don't think you'll like this movie.

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The Crow inspired a generation of goths and even WWF superstar Sting and it paved the way for the original Hot Topic before Funko Pops! This cult classic is a corny revenge tale with a lot of heart. But it's also brutal and over the top for no reason, which Ethan is surely down for. But how does this movie live up to today's standards? Does it deserve to be highly regarded or is it on famous because of the terrible tragedy that happened on set? Sit back and have a listen to the boys discussing the Crow.

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