Third Row Critics

In this thrilling episode, Mitch takes Ben and Jay on a journey into the shadowy tombs of ancient Egypt with The Mummy (1932, NR, 1h 13m), where the legendary Boris Karloff reigns supreme as the cursed Imhotep. Step into the golden age of Hollywood as we explore the film’s spellbinding blend of romance, mystery, and terror which has enchanted audiences for decades. Karloff’s mesmerizing performance and the haunting atmosphere create a timeless tale that’s sure to leave you breathless. Prepare to be captivated as we uncover the secrets of... The Mummy!

In tonight’s episode, Ben, Mitch, and Jay transport you back to Hollywood’s golden age with The Invisible Man (1933, NR, 1h 11m)—a chilling tale of science gone mad and mystery lurking in the shadows. With Claude Rains’ sinister charm and James Whale’s masterful direction, we explore the film that made fear itself vanish into thin air. It’s a perfect blend of suspense, dark humor, and movie magic, capturing the eerie enchantment of a bygone era.

In the debut episode of Third Row Critic, Ben, Mitch, and Jay step into the golden age of Hollywood horror, exploring one of Universal Studios' most iconic creatures: the enigmatic, terrifying, yet strangely endearing Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954, G, 1h 19m).

Join us as we wade through the eerie swamps of classic cinema, trading quips, unraveling hidden gems, and even uncovering a touch of the supernatural—all wrapped in the mysterious allure of this timeless monster movie.