In this segment ThoseMovieDudes get together and shoot the shit over new mainstream films. Each week we will watch whatever new releases might come out in theaters, streaming sites or VOD and do a cute little review of them. This month we are exploring a variety of films in the horror genre to celebrate Spooktober! We are getting into the time of year where films are actually surprisingly good, so make sure to follow our social media to stay up to date with the newest releases. 

This week we go back to 1968 to witness a group of defendants charged by the federal government with conspiracy of inciting a riot in the streets of Chicago, during the Democratic National Convention. With an all star cast and the talented writer/Director Aaron Sorkin, this is sure to be one of the better films in a year full of mediocre movies. This week we watched The Trial of the Chicago 7 (Netflix). 

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This week we continue into our deep dive of horror films with our 3rd episode of Spooktober. We kick the discussion off talking about Donald Sutherland's mustache in Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978), then we move on to an interesting take on a vampire story with Del Toro's Cronos (1993), and finally we cap it off with the wildly bizarre horror comedy Re-Animator (1985). Have you seen these movies? Let us know what you think of them! 

Invasion of the Cronos Re-Animator is now available wherever you get your podcasts!

If you are listening on a Saturday/Sunday, quickly make your way to our instagram story @thosemoviedudes and vote on what films we will discuss in next weeks episode! 

If you’re feeling like putting a smile on our faces give us a rating/review on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, or Instagram. We would love to hear your feedback. Especially if it's negative. 

In this segment ThoseMovieDudes get together and shoot the shit over new mainstream films. Each week we will watch whatever new releases might come out in theaters, streaming sites or VOD and do a cute little review of them. This month we are exploring a variety of films in the horror genre to celebrate Spooktober! We are getting into the time of year where films are actually surprisingly good, so make sure to follow our social media to stay up to date with the newest releases. 

This week things get explosive, as we head back to high school for a coming of age love story with Katherine Langford and Charlie Plummer in, Spontaneous (VOD). Then we head down to a spooky small mountain town as Jim Cummings investigates some gruesome murders that point to none other than a werewolf, in The Wolf of Snow Hollow (VOD).

Make sure to head over to our instagram @thosemoviedudes and give us a follow! Also, leave us a review on Podbean! Whether its good or scathing it would really help out the show. Thanks for listening!

This week we’ll be walking through a crazy weird carnival from the 80's with Tobe Hooper's The Funhouse (1981), then we take a trip to South Korea to get our minds blown with the twisty flick A Tale of Two Sisters (2003, and finally we once again revisit the wacky world of Tim Burton on the podcast with the very fitting Sleepy Hollow (1999). Two Sleepy Sisters in the Funhouse is now available wherever you get your podcasts!

If you are listening on a Saturday/Sunday, quickly make your way to our instagram story @thosemoviedudes and vote on what films we will discuss in next weeks episode! 

If you’re feeling like putting a smile on our faces give us a rating/review on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, or Instagram. We would love to hear your feedback. Especially if it's negative. 

In this segment ThoseMovieDudes get together and shoot the shit over new mainstream films. Each week we will watch whatever new releases might come out in theaters, streaming sites or VOD and do a cute little review of them. Unlike the main podcast where we watch 3 acclaimed films, these ones may be a total dumpster fire. Theres only one way to find out and that's by sitting down and watching them, so you guys potentially don't have too.

This week we take a trip up to the big city as three young friends team up to protect their town from gentrification and the infestation of vampires in Vampires Vs. The Bronx (Netflix). Will this pre teen vampire flick tickle our fancy or will it end up being a real pain in the neck? Only one way to find out!

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This week we’ll be revisiting our childhood with the made for TV movie Halloweentown (1998), then we pay a visit to Dario Argento with his crazy weird flick Deep Red (1976), and finally we head to Canada to talk about the very underrated werewolf film Ginger Snaps (2000). If these movies sound interesting to you check out the episode to see what we thought!

If you are listening on a Saturday/Sunday, quickly make your way to our instagram story @thosemoviedudes and vote on what films we will discuss in next weeks episode! 

If you’re feeling like putting a smile on our faces give us a rating/review on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, or Instagram. We would love to hear your feedback. Especially if it's negative. 

In this segment ThoseMovieDudes get together and shoot the shit over new mainstream films. Each week we will watch whatever new releases might come out in theaters, streaming sites or VOD and do a cute little review of them. Unlike the main podcast where we watch 3 acclaimed films, these ones may be a total dumpster fire. Theres only one way to find out and that's by sitting down and watching them, so you guys potentially don't have too.

This week we open up a storybook and explore a new creative twist to a classic tale we all know and love. Milly Bobby Brown helms her very first mainstream film as she plays a young detective determined to solve the mystery of her missing mother in the Netflix Original film, 'Enola Holmes'. Can the Stranger Things star step up and carry a big film with an a-list supporting cast?

Make sure to head over to our instagram @thosemoviedudes and give us a follow! Also, leave us a review on Podbean! Whether its good or scathing it would really help out the show. Thanks for listening!

This week we’ll be discussing some family topics with the heartfelt film Parenthood (1989), then we move onto bigger and better things like spotting "wow"s from Owen Wilson with Starsky & Hutch (2004), and finally we take a flight to Japan to talk about the OG Ju-On: The Grudge (2002). If any of these movies tickle your fancy, check out the episode wherever you get podcasts! Link in the bio.

If you are listening on a Saturday/Sunday, quickly make your way to our instagram story @thosemoviedudes and vote on what films we will discuss in next weeks episode! 

If you’re feeling like putting a smile on our faces give us a rating/review on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, or Instagram. We would love to hear your feedback. Especially if it's negative. 

In this segment ThoseMovieDudes get together and shoot the shit over new mainstream films. Each week we will watch whatever new releases might come out in theaters, streaming sites or VOD and do a cute little review of them. Unlike the main podcast where we watch 3 acclaimed films, these ones may be a total dumpster fire. Theres only one way to find out and that's by sitting down and watching them, so you guys potentially don't have too.

This week was full of some not so mainstream new release films, but we watched them anyway. First we went along for quite the ride as Tom Holland plays a damaged orphan who enacts revenge on the corrupt individuals of a post World War 2 backwoods town in the Netflix Original, The Devil all the Time (Netflix). Then we hop on a plane over to Tokyo as Alexandra Daddario becomes an alcoholic and a submissive sex addict in Lost Girls and Love Hotels (VOD). We didn’t stop there. Lastly we follow a modern author who gets a horrible wake up call when she finds herself trapped on a plantation working as a slave in the horror/thriller, Antebellum (VOD).

Make sure to head over to our instagram @thosemoviedudes and give us a follow! Also, leave us a review on Podbean! Whether its good or scathing it would really help out the show. Thanks for listening!

This week we’ll be discussing if it would be possible to fall in love with someone covered in hair with Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus (2006), then we go around the country to give our thoughts on the uplifting film Babel (2006), and finally we go back in time to talk about some film history while Jon yells at his cat with the movie Hugo (2011).  

If you are listening on a Saturday/Sunday, quickly make your way to our instagram story @thosemoviedudes and vote on what films we will discuss in next weeks episode! 

If you’re feeling like putting a smile on our faces give us a rating/review on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, or Instagram. We would love to hear your feedback. Especially if it's negative.