Filmmaker Jenn Wexler (LAST TEMPTATION OF BECKY, THE RANGER) joins us this week to check out an underground classic: the 1971 queer erotic arthouse vampire flick DAUGHTERS OF DARKNESS! Starring French screen icon Delphine Seyrig as the immortal Elisabeth Bathory, this vibe-y, sapphic gem is light on plot but heavy on mood, and features some incredible lighting and camera work. Hosted by Jarrod Hornbeck and Steve Guntli Theme song by Kyle Hornbeck Logo by Doug McCambridge Email:

Mark and Courtney Small (@SmallMind on X) recap their experiences at the Toronto International Film Festival and share their favorite films, moments, and performances. In this episode, they talk about Drifter, In Alaska, Misty Green, Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, Bucking Fastard, The Ultra Runner, River, and many more cool movies. Enjoy!

Dim the lights, rewind the tape, and wander a little too far into the horror section…Bruce sits down with his good friend Sarah Evans, artist and owner of Spiderbite Boutique in Kennett Square, PA for a late-night trip into the strange, cosmic world of H.P. Lovecraft.They crack open some of their favorite Lovecraft stories and talk about the movies that brought that creeping madness to the screen, from Vincent Price in The Haunted Palace and its connection to The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, to John

Remember when Halloween on Nickelodeon meant an entire month of creepy cartoons, spooky specials, candy, and some of the most memorable shows of the 1990s?Michael Reagan and Nate Lane are joined by returning guest host Stan AKA @Nostalgiaatnite on Instagram for a Halloween trip back to the golden era of Nickelodeon and the classic Nick or Treat holiday block! For this special, each of our three Rewinders has selected a spooky episode from a beloved 90s Nickelodeon classic: Rocko’s Modern Life,

Welcome to the Saturday Afternoon Movie Club! Join Geoff Tate, friends Bjorn Ryan Gorman & Randall Lawrence with special guests and friends to discuss the best time-filler, post-cartoon, cocaine-inspired, laundered money-funded movies that ever came on from 12 to 6 on Saturdays.COME TO ORDER! This week, we're dipping back into the Andrew Davis well with the 1985 Chuck Norris vehicle Code of Silence with Portland comedian James Hartenfeld! Check us out on

Welcome to the floor show! Whether you feel like a wild and untamed thing or see yourself as a more subdued Colonel Mustard type, this episode has something for everyone: music, comedy, glitter, communism (it’s just a red herring), monkey brains, human brains, butlers, maids, time warps, secret passageways and Tim Curry Tim Curry Tim Curry!! Ooh and curry popcorn!On this dark and stormy night, Aileen & Nicole find themselves on the steps of one very creepy mansion to celebrate the life

Aliens aren’t a new obsession for Gen X, they’re practically part of our operating system, and we prove it on our (very on brand) hundredth episode. We start where we always start: real life chaos. From birthday side eye to VMAs takes to a full rant about coastal storm flooding and out of town concert crowds acting like Ocean City invented water, we set the scene for why “unexplained” is basically our comfort zone. Then we go out of this world, but keep it grounded in stories you can actuall...

Starring a stacked cast – Kiefer Sutherland, Kevin Bacon, Julia Roberts, Oliver Platt, and Billy Baldwin (remember, Billy was Very Hot in the 90s) Flatliners is about a group of medical students who begin to mess with the mortal coil by euthanizing and then zapping themselves back to life to find out what waits for us on the other side of existence. Turns out: bad shit is waiting. Each undergrad unlocks their deepest shames or sorrows, all of which begin to haunt them in the land of the living. Now,

Ben and Chris try something very different with their first Searchers review of a Spanish language film. Was it a terrible idea? Listen and find out.

This is the full release of 2025’s October bonus and spoils 1931’s Dracula and Frankenstein.It's alive! Or, technically, undead. This episode we spoiled the movies that launched Universal's cinematic Monsters universe which defined what cinematic horror could be. If you don't want to wait an entire year before listening to our full bonus episodes, consider supporting us on Patreon

“If you could just go ahead and listen to this podcast… that’d be great.” Vintage Cinema Rewind is back with their Deep Dive on the silliest movie ever set in a cubicle farm: Mike Judge’s Office Space! Michael’s proverbial chickens have finally come home to roost. He’s inexplicably been handsomely rewarded for his cavalier attitude and brutal (re: shocking) honesty. But his sudden promotion comes with a cost—namely, his closest friends in the office are about to be axed. In desperation, they decide

Join us at the Witches Movie Coven for a deep dive into "Bring Her Back," the 2025 horror that's got everyone talking. From grief to goblins, we’ve got insights, debates, and your favorite witchy panelists Patti Negri, Heather Greene Jason Mankey, Courtney Buckley, Tabitha Meadows, and Richard-Lael LIllard. Watch if you dare! 🖤🧙‍♀️ #WitchesMovieCoven #BringHerBack #HorrorMovie

Happy October, everyone!! It is officially the first day of the best month of the year! To celebrate, we are bringing you the final episode that was recorded during our aquatic horror event with Kaiju Mapping at Frothy Beard last month! Today, please join us in welcoming our new friends and Charleston local haunt, West Ashley Screams, to the show! Tune in to hear about the history of West Ashley Screams, what goes into being a haunt, AND hear what their rooms will be for 2026!!Thank you to West

In Part Two of our discussion of The Eyes of Laura Mars (1978), Bill and Kevin are joined by Ben Schneider from Reel Beans Podcast, and finally get into the movie itself. As part of the continuing American Giallo series, they walk through the plot, dig into the production and behind-the-scenes history, and see whether the Catholic reviews from Part One actually hold any weight.The crew goes over Faye Dunaway’s performance, Tommy Lee Jones' moralizing detective, the film’s strange blend of murder

The New York Yankees swept "historical rival" Boston in this year's Wild Card series to move on to the ALDS. Join me for my thoughts on the team, the season, and a look at Cam Schlittler's incredible (probable) Cy Young Award season.

October is bringing a wide range of vintage horror and sci-fi films to the MOVIES! TV Network. Author and Dan Curtis historian Jeff Thompson returns to The Ghostly Gallery to help us preview eight of the films on the schedule.From Christopher Lee’s Dracula and Vincent Price’s The Tingler to the eerie Hill House of The Haunting, there’s plenty to discuss. We also get into The Day Mars Invaded Earth, Fantastic Voyage, Beneath the Planet of the Apes, House of Dark Shadows, and The Night Stalker. Jeff

Stanley takes his first crack at filmmaking, starting with shorts and moving up to low-budget independent features. His family bankrolls his productions and his friends act as cast and crew, but his efforts fail to turn a profit. As his first marriage begins to crumble, Stanley plays chess for quarters, until a new friend gives him a shot at the big time.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Our exit today has us doing some actuarial tables. This week, we are talking about About Schmidt, written by Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor and directed by Alexander Payne.Along the way, we celebrate National Treasures Jack Nicholson and Kathy Bates. Plus, we talk Payne, the 2002 Oscars, Adrien Brody, Digger, mean movies, the Coen Brothers, narration, and an upcoming John Travolta JFK movie we didn't know existed.Theme music by Jonworthymusic.Powered by

We recorded a conversation about a recorded conversation! Join us for this deep dive into Francis Ford Coppola’s seminal New Hollywood Palme d’Or winner The Conversation. The eulogies continue with this episode celebrating the great Gene Hackman. We discuss his masterful performance as Harry Caul, a surveillance whiz who hears something on a job that he wishes he hadn’t and gets caught up in a moral conundrum. Topics include: the Severance theme song, John Cazale’s “type”, and why The Directo...

Few women in "the industry" left more of an impression than the young, squirrelly, sometimes buxom, Rene Bond. Born Rene Ruth Bond on October 11, 1950, the Queen of Porn was one of the first superstars of the nascent, still-illegal industry. In this episode we chart Rene's relatively short but memorable career in both the hard and softcore adult film industry, with a special emphasis on her role in the Ed Wood-scribed women-on-the-run sex 'n action film, Fugitive Girls. Directed by Stephen C