In this episode, Mike welcomes his old friend, David Dopko, to talk about all things monster toys. David is the host of his own monthly show, "Collect All Monsters" where he shows off his vast knowledge of Godzilla and Japanese toys. Mike and David start the conversation off by reminiscing about the old Aurora model kits of the 60s, eventually digressing their way to more modern toys, like the Neca PVC figures.

Stirling first encountered Lewes in Cairo, where Lewes had already distinguished himself as a disciplined, thoughtful officer, sceptical of Stirling’s audacious but half-formed ideas. Yet Lewes saw in Stirling’s reckless vision the seed of something that could be made workable, and together they began shaping the outline of a force that would strike deep behind enemy lines. Mayne entered the picture soon after: a formidable Irish rugby international turned soldier, notorious for his ferocity,

Following Chris’s pick starring gentle giant Dolph Lundgren, we follow up with Kevin’s pick — a South Korean dark comedy and erotic horror film with Song Kang-ho as a priest who makes a radical decision out of selflessness. With plunges into Catholic humility and lustful sins, it’s a haphazard and treacherous road to find redemption, and really you’d think those concepts would float our boats, wouldn’t it? But as with the ways of the world, it’s not that simple. Join the three of us gabbing about

A rocky hairline, a great George C. Scott horror movie, a mention Mr. Keach, respect Dev Patel, somehow Jim Parsons gets involved, and some thoughts on Bruce Willis. Stuff mentioned: Tulsa King (2022-present), The Munsters (1964-1966), The Exorcist III (1990), The Exorcist (1973), Child's Play (1988), William Peter Blatty The Exorcist (1971), William Peter Blatty Legion (1983), The Ninth Configuration (1980), Rabbit Trap (2025), Slumdog Millionaire (2008), The Big Bang Theory (2007-2019), Misery

Send us a text 1983AC Horror Films:- Cujo; The Keep Music: - Hansel & Gretel Overture (Engelbert Humperdinck); Piano Concerto No. 1 (Mendelssohn); Symphony No. 10 (Mendelssohn) Episode Archive: - www.buzzsprout.com/MovieChonicles Patreon:- patreon.com/BrettDillon Patreon Gift Page: patreon.com/BrettDillon/gift Buy all the Movie Chronicles series of e-books …You know you want to. Support the show

Saoirse Ronan Biography Flash a weekly Biography.Saoirse Ronan has been making waves in the film industry with some major career announcements. The Irish actress has reportedly signed a deal to play Linda McCartney in Sam Mendes' highly anticipated Beatles films series, a role that marks her entry into one of the most ambitious biographical film projects in recent years. This casting choice pairs the four-time Oscar nominee with what is expected to be a powerhouse ensemble bringing the legendary

Mike White sits down with journalist and author Clark Collis to talk about his latest deep dive into the world of fear and fascination, Screaming and Conjuring: The Rise of Modern Horror Franchises. Collis explores how films like The Conjuring, Insidious, and Paranormal Activity revived mainstream horror, spawned cinematic universes, and redefined the genre for a new generation. From haunted houses to found footage, Collis traces the eerie evolution of studio horror from the 2000s onward—where box

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The Slashers return to 1985 when gore went direct-to-video. Paul from The Countdown, Megan Kearns from Spoilerpiece Theater, and Jason from Binge Movies slash through Murderlust, The Mutilator, The Hills Have Eyes Part II, The Ripper, and Blood Tracks. Expect sharp debate, killer trivia, and a battle for Best Kill, Best Final Girl, and Best Overall Film. Don’t let them catch you!

For some reason, Gene hates this amazing, fun, cult classic!

In this episode of Utah on Film, we saddle up for John Ford’s 1949 Technicolor spectacle, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, where sweeping Utah canyons and crimson buttes become the backdrop for Captain Nathan Brittles’s last patrol.

ONE HOT FEST – ADELAIDE FILM FESTIVAL is a special mini-series from One Heat Minute Productions, diving into Australia’s most charismatic celebration of cinema. Host Blake Howard takes you inside the Adelaide Film Festival — from filmmaker interviews and festival dispatches to reviews and discussions with guests and critics — relaying the energy, stories, and spirit that make it one of Australia's most electric film events.Synopsis:Renowned Emmy Award-winning Australian artist/filmmaker Lynette

The wait is finally over! Join Stacey and Sandra as they discuss the shocking true story behind "The Good Nurse".

If you went trick-or-treating today, would your favorite 90s candy still make it into your pumpkin pail — or is it haunting the candy cemetery? In this sweet and spooky minisode, Michael digs up some long-lost treats from the decade of neon and Nickelodeon, including the Nestlé Quik Bar, Ouch! Bubble Gum, Butterfinger BB’s, Fruit String Thing, and more. Grab your flashlights and your sweet tooth — we’re unwrapping memories, one discontinued candy at a time.🕯️ Because not every 90s snack had a

Marilyn Monroe, John Wayne, and Ronald Reagan, helped make actorly life better in Hollywood. What? Find out here, another very interesting episode from Joe's 40+ life in professional Hollywood. Got a question for "the Joe?" Text him with this link! This episode claims Fair Use under United States Copyright Law for those items in which we do not own the copyright. Also many podcast players now use AI to create episode transcripts. These have not been reviewed or approved by the podcast creator...

For this week's episode we have a very special bonus for all of our listeners. With it being the scary season and with Halloween right around the corner we know that hardcore genre fans and seasonal drop ins alike are gearing up to watch as many horror movies as possible. Maybe you're getting ready for an all-nighter at your local theater as they do their yearly marathons. Maybe you're throwing an annual Halloween bash and you want to have a line up of scary favorites for all of your

Midnight Terrors is back with an all-new episode today!! First up, tune in as Roy picks a movie that he has mentioned a few times in the history of MTP! This week, it's Roy's pick of Nicole Kidman's 2001 horror movie...The Others! What did your co-hosts think of this movie? Was Kevin sold on this one? Find out now on episode 141 of The Midnight Terrors Podcast!Check out Roy's articles on TBM Horror!Check out our socials on Linktree:midnightterrorspodcast | Instagram, Facebook, TikTok | Linktree

"I wanted to see you shoot"On today's episode, we're closing out the Halloween season by pulling up and covering one of the only gay-themed slasher films there is, and we're heading out to the West Hollywood Halloween Parade as we cover Hellbent (2004). Joining me for this episode is fellow horror lover and podcaster, Dave White, from Bring Me The Axe! Podcast. We go all over the place with this episode, and talk about how this movie is both a relic of the time and not the best film, but also, that

Losing control of his monoplane at 2,000 ft, First Lieutenant Harold R. Harris made history on 20th October, 1922, when he became the first person to use a manually-activated parachute to save his life. He landed in the grape arbor of a family house in Dayton, Ohio, narrowly missing the occupants, and escaping with just a few scratches. During World War I, many countries believed that giving pilots parachutes would encourage them to abandon planes, rather than fight to the end. But Harris’s

Closing out our spooky month, we’re taking a look at The Vast of Night (2019). A small town in New Mexico starts hearing some disturbances in the night, and two young teens investigate where they might be coming from. The film is more Twilight Zone than Saw, but it certainly makes you think about what goes bump in the night. It’s the debut film of Andrew Patterson, starring Sierra McCormick and Jake Horowitz. Enjoy this review of The Vast of Night (2019).Cinema Spectator is a movie podcast hosted