Ok so a bunch of people are trapped in a building cause there's bad guys outside but also the real horror is within. Am I talking about "Prince of Darkness"? Nah, brah, it's the 2016 horror movie "The Void", which, yeah, is totally the same bones as the Carpenter flick. This week we talk people peeling off faces, burning cult members alive, fighting smaller cthulhu, going down the scariest staircase you ever done seen, and giving birth to monsters! Also, what happens if you're in a place that doesn't actually exist and the evil that created it is gone?!?!

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Hey mate, c'mon down to Lake Mungo! There's all sorts of beautiful scenery like ghosts, fake ghosts, and then some ghosts! How about creepy neighbors? We got some creepy neighbors down here at Lake Mungo! We got a lady that goes into people's houses at night to deal with her grief! People burying phones and bracelets! MUNNNNNGOOOOOOOO.

"Lake Mungo" is the 2008 fake documentary horror flick from Australia directed by Joel Anderson. This is #5 of the spooky run of We Doing Filmographies, and the question you should be asking is, does it give us a spooky feeling? Find out now! And then be our buddy on Instagram, YouTube, reddit, twitter and godawful Facebook. You can also call our hotline at 763-634-1897 and tell us whether you agree or disagree or think we are cool.

John Carpenter. A church. Green Satan Slime. Alice Cooper. Head chopping. That guy from Brooklyn 99. Smooth scissor murder. BUGS!

Jason and Jules continue their quest for a spooky feeling with the Suspiria... remake? Witches! The aftershocks of WW2! A strange sexual energy? Watch a crumpling, a hooking, a stabbing, mesmerizing, and three Tilda Swintons. Tune in and find out what kind of spooks are in a horror movie by that "Call Me By Your Name" guy. Then be our friends on Instagram, reddit, Facebook under We Doing Filmographies or email us or call that hotline.

Jason and Jules try to get spooky with the train full of zombies. Do they get a spooky feeling? Is this the one that invades their dreams and ruins their lives? Or will it just be a real fun action party! Friend them on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and YouTube under WeDoingFilmographies. You can also call the hotline with hot takes or whatever at 763-634-1897

We doing them spookies for spooktober! is The Changling (1980) spooky? Martin Scorcese says it is! George C. Scott plays the oldest looking 52 you've ever seen, but he is just great as a man who has lost his wife and young daughter and moves to Seattle to get his head together. So is this just a movie about grief? Nah, bro, there's a ghost in his new house!  

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How do you feel about WW2? Pretty sick of watching movies about it? Well, this one has the insanely beautiful and talented Cate Blanchett, teamed up with that handsome Billy Crudup (in his 13th film). We talking bout his accent, her accent, evil teachers, and them nazis and how they're no good! Also featuring Michael Gambon! He played Harry Potter, right? ALL ABOARD THE CRUDUP TRAIN!

Cal decides to abandon his family on his son's 3rd birthday. He starts traveling. Sound good? Does this sound like a movie you want to watch? It sounds great, right?

This is Bart Freundlich's follow-up to the '96 "The Myth of Fingerprints", which, if you are old, maybe you remember that being an indie movie that was kinda whatever, but did have Noah Wylie in it. Billy Crudup plays Cal, Julianne Moore is Dulcie, and James Le Gros has the dumbest hair you've ever seen.

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This is the loosely biographical story of writer/director Cameron Crowe as a teenager, played here by Patrick Fugit in his first film role, as he tags along with a band as a 15 year old journalist for Rolling Stone.

Brad Pitt and Christian Bale almost played Russell Hammond, the guitarist of a fictional band on the rise in "Almost Famous". Pitt said "nah" and our buddy Billy Crudup ended up with the role of a lifetime. In his 11th credit, Crudup plays the coolest person you'd ever meet, and someone so handsome everybody else in the band looks like a bag of trash.

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"Waking the Dead" is Billy Crudup's 10th film, directed by Keith Gordon (who switched over mostly to directing after acting in "Christine" "Jaws 2" and "the Legend of Billie Jean"), it's based on a best selling novel by the guy who wrote "Endless Love". Jennifer Connoly plays Billy "the prospective senator" Crudup's hippy girlfriend before she dies in a terrorist attack. OR DID SHE?!?!?!? When I saw this thing back in 2001, I cried and cried and cried at the end. Do I feel the same in 2022? Is it going to be Jules favorite movie? Is Hal Holbrook in this? What about Sandra Oh? I bet maybe John Carroll Lynch is somewhere in there? Now send us kisses on Instagram as wedoingfilmographies or on Twitter as dofilmographies