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GROUNDHOG DAY month continues with EDGE OF TOMORROW, a little film about the not stopping thinking about tomorrow.

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Rise and shine, campers! Better grab a coat because it's a new month, Groundhog Day February, and it's cold out there!

We're kicking off with the movie that started it all (in that everything else we're covering is heavily indebted to this movie...in an almost legally actionable way)! We had to wrap up early, so join us next week for our final thoughts and Triangle (separate episodes.)

Rise and shine, campers! Better grab a coat because it's a new month, Groundhog Day February, and it's cold out there!

We're kicking off with the movie that started it all (in that everything else we're covering is heavily indebted to this movie...in an almost legally actionable way)! We had to wrap up early, so join us next week for our final thoughts and Edge of Tomorrow (separate episodes.

To wrap up our WINTER'S LOVECRAFT, Pete presents a case: that the insane Italian classics CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD and THE BEYOND by Lucio Fulci aren't mere references of Lovecraft's work, but are actually good demonstrations of what it's like to *be* in a cosmic horror nightmare.

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Our third week of A Winter's Lovecraft brings us to a recent entry, 2016's The Void.

It's Astron-6 adjacent, and rose from the ashes of Del Toro's At the Mountains of Madness adaption, and is 100% worth your time.

Next week, we wrap up the month with a Fulci double feature, The Beyond and City of the Living Dead.

It's our second week of A Winter's Lovecraft, and we're tackling a movie that is only tangentially Lovecraftian, but still very cosmic in its horror, Martyrs.

But it's also very brutal in its horror, so if you don't want to watch it (but you should if you can; it's very good), listen to us talk about why it's the best incarnation of the French Extreme Horror genre.

New Year; New Month! We're going back to the Lovecraft well (where the color lies), to bring you films inspired by Lovecraft in A Winter's Lovecraft!

We're kicking it off with Peter Weir's The Last Wave. A stunning film about impending doom...Doom....DOOOM.

We'll be back next week with Martyrs!

Happy New Year, WLTW!

Because we respect you, we're once again counting down the best movies of last, last year, so you know we really took the time to think and digest. And once again, we're joined by Joseph J. Finn, a man who, unarguably, can count down from 10 to 1.

Join us next week as we start a new month, A Winter's Lovecraft, with Peter Weir's The Last Wave.

A Very Saccharine Christmas comes to end, but not with a whimper, but with a "you got it, dude!"

We;re talking about Full House, Fuller House, and all their Christmas specials. Come join us as our brains melt talking about all the gang, and then the new gang, as we march towards a magical Christmas filled with Joey, DJ, and others.

A Very Saccharine Christmas comes to the one that started it all, our LIfetime entry! We're on the road to nowhere in Road to Christmas, starring real-life lovers Clark Gregg and Jennifer Grey.

And we're joined by real-life best friend of the show, Carrie N.! Join us next week as we wrap this whole thing up with our Christmas Special, The Fullest House of All.