It again has been a little while, but this episode consists of the two original hosts.  The movie we will be discussing is one that has just been released, so there will be several spoilers for the film.  After the discussion of the movie, we take a look at some lists from the internet about the most anticipated movies from 2020 and going forward into 2021.

This episode we are taking a look at conspiracy films.  For the first time on our podcast, we have included documentaries.  One documentary is about one of the biggest and most researched conspiracies around, while the other happened very recently with the ramifications still going on to this day.  The third film we look at is a classic from the seventies.  The link between all three movies is that it appears that government is somehow involved.

It has been a bit over a month since we have done our horror podcast, and we jump into it with a movie that can hardly be considered horror.  The movie was regarded by the critics, but the three of us agreed it wasn't all that good.  The second movie comes from Norway, and did have significantly more horror elements than the first, and takes a unique look at survival after a nuclear attack.

For the first time on our podcast we do a recording with four people.  We discuss a film that came out this past year and will take multiple viewings to fully understand.  We also briefly bring in someone else for another opinion.  Not sure if this episode will help you understand the movie or just make you more confused.  It really falls off the rails at the end.

As we always do with our weekly guest, we take a look at a particular movie category.  This week we decided to discuss disaster films.  Being a very broad topic, we ended up with three distinct movies.  One takes place in a singular location during a disaster, one is about dealing with an impending disaster, and the final film is a foreign movie which rolls all sorts of disasters into one.

It took us a bit longer to get this one uploaded due to the holidays, but we finally got back to doing our year in review episodes.  2018 is not quite as strong as some of the previous years, but it is quite top heavy.  As these years in review usually go a bit longer, the ending ends up as a bit of a mess.

This episode we take a look at movies that may have not had a great showing at the box office, but in subsequent years have developed a large, rabid fan base.  We discuss three very different films that came out in different years, but have had a vast impact on their audience.

Tis the season, so we decided to bring on our weekly guest and have a discussion on Christmas movies.  We each picked a movie to discuss, and we came up with three very different movies.  One is a not well known older film, one is an absolute Christmas classic and yearly staple, and the last is a newer entry to the list.  We also briefly touch on several other movies that fall into the category.

A few years ago we did an episode on a whim of a Netflix original movie.  We decided to do it because bad movies generally tend to make the best podcasts.  Fast forward to now and a sequel has been made, so of course we were going to talk about it.  Not only that, but we end up having a surprise guest come on and give us her thoughts on the movie as well.

Back with our horror podcast we take a look at two films that take very different looks at technology.  The first film was a Netflix original that takes a look at the obsessive nature of your online persona.  The second is a Polish flick also found on Netflix that has kids completely removed from technology.