In this spine-tingling deep dive, Wes and Ty crack open Hereditary (2018), Ari Aster’s chilling debut that redefined modern horror. From its gut-wrenching emotional beats to its masterful use of dread and symbolism, the guys go all in on what makes this film so damn unsettling.

Wes brings the actor’s eye to Toni Collette’s powerhouse performance, dissecting how her raw portrayal of Annie anchors the film’s emotional chaos. Meanwhile, Ty puts on his sci-fi writer hat and digs into the movie’s mythological underpinnings, exploring the occult framework behind the story and what it says about inherited pain.

They cover everything from the infamous dinner table scene, to that brutal car ride, to the slow-burn descent into madness and the dark, twisted legacy the family can’t escape. Expect plenty of big-picture analysis on grief, identity, and how horror becomes truly horrifying when it hits too close to home.

This week on Ty & That Guy, Wes Chatham and Ty Franck dive headfirst into the gory, glorious chaos of The Substance—a shocking and stylish descent into body horror with sharp teeth and even sharper social commentary. The guys unpack the film’s bold vision, the insane practical effects, and the fearless central performance that’s already stirring up awards-season buzz.

But what really grabs Ty and Wes is the comeback factor. With The Substance, Demi Moore storms back into the spotlight with a role that’s raw, risky, and unforgettable. That performance got the crew thinking: what are the greatest comeback roles of all time? From actors who vanished for a decade to those who reinvented themselves in one perfect part, the guys share their personal top 5 comeback performances.

In this exciting episode of Ty & That Guy, hosts Wes Chatham and Ty Franck welcome legendary comic book writer Andy Diggle to the show! Known for his work on The Losers, Green Arrow: Year One, and Thunderbolts, Andy brings his wealth of experience and insight to the world of comics, sharing stories from his career and the creative process behind some of his most iconic works.

The conversation takes a deep dive into the Expanse comics, where Andy discusses his role in adapting the beloved sci-fi series into a graphic novel format. Andy shares the challenges and triumphs of working on a project set in such a rich and expansive world. This episode is a must-listen for comic book fans, Expanse enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the intersection of comics and storytelling.

In this chilling episode of Ty & That Guy, hosts Wes Chatham and Ty Franck, embark on a deep dive into Heretic. Together, they analyze the film's unsettling exploration of possession, faith, and the supernatural. They’ll discuss what works, what doesn't, diving into the eerie performances, atmosphere, and the unique thematic elements that make this film an interesting piece of horror history. 

But the horror doesn't stop there. Inspired by the dark, religious themes of Heretic, Wes and Ty take things up a notch by sharing their picks for the Top 5 Best Religious Horror Films.

Get ready for a conversation filled with horror analysis, fascinating insights, and a deep dive into some of the most spine-chilling religious horror movies ever made. Whether you're a long-time horror fan or a newcomer to the genre, this episode promises plenty of thrills and a healthy dose of creepy conversation.

In this episode of Ty & That Guy, hosts Ty Franck and Wes Chatham take a deep dive into the legendary career of Gene Hackman. From his early struggles as an actor to becoming one of Hollywood’s most respected and versatile stars, Ty and Wes explore what made Hackman such a powerhouse on screen. They break down his most iconic roles, including The French Connection, Unforgiven, The Conversation, and Hoosiers, discussing the intensity, charisma, and depth he brought to every performance.

Along the way, they share their favorite Hackman moments, behind-the-scenes stories, and why his retirement left such a gap in the industry. With their signature mix of insight and humor, Ty and Wes celebrate a true acting legend—don’t miss this retrospective on one of cinema’s all-time greats!

In this episode, Ty Franck and Wes Chatham, hosts of Ty & That Guy, dive into the 2025 thriller The Gorge. Both big fans of intense, character-driven stories, Ty and Wes break down the film’s stunning visuals, twisty plot, and all the suspense that keeps you on the edge of your seat. They talk about what works, what didn’t, and the performances that really stood out. With their usual mix of passion and laid-back conversation, Ty and Wes give you an inside look at this thrilling ride—don’t miss their take on The Gorge!

In this deep dive, Ty Franck (one half of James S.A. Corey) and Wes Chatham, huge fans of the original Nosferatu, explore the highly anticipated 2024 remake. Join them as they sink their teeth into this modern adaptation, comparing it to the iconic 1922 classic, and discuss the elements that make Nosferatu a timeless horror masterpiece. With their passion for the genre, Ty and Wes break down the artistic choices, performances, and what makes this new version stand out. Don't miss out on their insights as they dive into the eerie world of Nosferatu!

Ty Franck (one half of James S.A. Corey) and Wes Chatham are BACK and with the Superbowl almost a month in the past it is time for the guys' Superbowl Special! Sit back and enjoy Wes talk about how much he LOVES North Dallas Forty... and how both the guys cries like a babies when they watch Brian's Song.

Ty Franck (one half of James S.A. Corey) is joined by our favorite Hawaiian Shirt Mustache MOFO Brett Simmons! The guys do a deep dive into a patron requested flick and talk about the difficulties of game adaptations.

Ty Franck (one half of James S.A. Corey) and Wes Chatham are joined by our favorite Hawaiian Shirt Mustache MoFo Brett Simmons. This is an episode we have been wanting to do for a while now and before Wes heads off to shoot his movie we decided to finally do it.