For our final chilling installment of Spooky Szn, we revisit the American horror film that fundamentally changed the genre in the early 2000s: Gore Verbinski’s "The Ring (2002)."This isn't a slasher or a jump-scare festival; it's a cold, slow-burn mystery wrapped in a shroud of eerie, washed-out green and blue cinematography. We praise the masterful sense of looming dread created by the ticking seven-day clock and Naomi Watts' compelling performance as the investigative journalist Rachel Keller

Week 4 of Spooky Season and Mita is in the mood for "...seductive, vampire horror movies." So, Chat GPT suggested 1983's "The Hunger" for the next movie review. Nadeem and Mita get into a heated argument about "Stepmom". Yes, that "Stepmom".

Boo! It’s a surprise HOWLoween episode! Haunted by a cursed painting, Shannon and Sydney chat GOOD BOY, a horror movie from the perspective of the goodest boy, Indy the dog, who’s absolutely going through it. Why aren’t more people listening to the song “Dog Train” from the album “Dog Train?” Did the Cornell horses actually dress up at ghosts, or is that something we imagined? What is Bluey’s gender LGBT? Please excuse Sydney’s constant clinking of her frog wizard mug and skeleton hand tongs....

In this episode, we welcome Ben Leonberg. Ben wrote, produced and directed Good Boy, the new horror film now playing in theaters nationwide. In our chat, he shares about the inspiration and making of this unique supernatural thriller, what it was like working with his dog as the lead actor, and the technologies used to capture this story. Ben also provides insights into the film’s path to distribution, and offers practical advice for independent filmmakers everywhere. “The Making Of” is presented by

Chris Stuckmann has finally made his first movie out now on the big screen and Go and support now in this new Horror that all backers have pledged his film and now it is out as his Movie has very Thrilling themes

I saw the new Paul Thomas Anderson film and this new drama thriller satire and I say its way over the top as Bob Ferguson is preparing for the revolution and on a mission to save his daughter

Send us a text #filmdirecting #indiefilm #filmmaking #microbudget This week I chat to indie film director Andrea M. Catinella about his career and his advice for directing indie film. We talk about his work on horror films like 'Piglet', 'Hook' 'Bait' and 'Houseboat Massacre'. The advantage of working on films with existing characters and how he got hired onto direct them. We also talk about the other films he makes, romantic comedies and the reasons he shifts genres.&...

Klarissa gathers with some of the best podcasting movie masterminds to each draft 5 movies that they consider an absolute Halloween classic. Joined by Andrew at The Revisionists Almanac, Sara from Shea Cinema, Morgan from The Hall of Film, and Sarah from Movies and Us, the challenge to make this movie list is accepted! Make sure to follow each of these marvelous people on all social media platforms and tune into their shows!

This week, we continue our time with Mike Flanagan's The Haunting of Bly Manor! This week, it's episode 2: "The Pupil" as the show zooms in on the strange and disturbing Miles. We chat about the truth behind Miles' expulsion and what might be going on with his strange behavior back at Bly.  Discussion Question: What is your favorite boarding school story? Next week: Bly Manor continues with episode 3: "The Two Faces (Part 1)" This show will be posting our podcast to YouTube in video format, so

A chat with Max Cavalera about a Wes Craven undercard classic? Yes, please!Join us as we discuss The Serpent and the Rainbow, Max's latest record, Brazil and modern day horror cinema.

ZombieCon Vol. 1 is a phenomenal movie that showcases the power of friendship. This movie is filled with so much passion and creativity. A great story with amazing characters. I got to chat about it with the director and star of the movie. We had a great chat about how this movie got started, their journey, and behind-the-scenes moments. This movie is a gem and an instant classic. The best feel-good movie of the year. Available on VOD and physical media!Get your physical copy on Amazon

🍭 Happy Halloween, folks!!! This month's Patreon's Choice movie is the anthology film, Trick 'r Treat. Eddie is off this week, so we brought in special-ghost, Tim, to chat about the movie, as well as the the new I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER, and the SCREAM franchise. Also, as always, we've picked out the most loathsome characters from the film, so join us at the end of the episode in voting for which one was the most deserving to die.If you would like to join our livestream

This week on FoF I’m under two blankets, spiralling into a myriad of rants, and reviewing two brand new films: the tense, lo-fi "Bugonia" (no spoilers) and the sweaty, twitchy "Ballad of a Small Player" (spoilers!). Elsewhere: I talk Celebrity Traitors, why I pulled down a reel, and how Stranger Things has somehow invented cinema! WOW! I also make a public plea for an "Aftermath" poster at Stratford station. Explore the FoF socials/YT via my creepy website HERE. TIMESTAMPS (00:00) TikTok/Ins...

"Send us a Text!" A last-minute detour can sometimes lead to the good stuff. When our planned Mortal Kombat review slipped to next year, we spun up a random pick and landed on Homefront—Jason Statham’s small-town powder keg that pairs bruising set pieces with a surprising dose of heart. What starts as a bid for peace from a former DEA agent becomes a slow squeeze from a local meth network, and we dig into why this familiar setup still works. We break down the film’s quiet strengths: a believ...

In this week’s Browns Film Breakdown Subscriber Mailbag, Jake and Brad answer questions from the Founders and Substack Chat during the Browns’ week off.What the next Browns offensive system should look like and how similar teams are adapting to defenses Whether the Browns’ position coaches are showing real effectiveness and if the organization undervalues “winning habits” The team’s lack of toughness and leadership — do they need a true culture changer? Whether coaching decisions have

On this week's episode, we chat about Bugonia. Let's chat!Keep the conversation going:Currie's Instagram: @currieterrellAdrian's Instagram: @adrianmcmillCurrie's Twitter: @currieterrellAdrian's Twitter: @yoadrianmcmillCurrie's TikTok: @currieterrellSongs of the Week!Apple Music PlaylistSpotify PlaylistText us or leave a voicemail with questions or comments: 919-675-CHATE-mail: letschatwithcurrieandadrian@gmail.comOriginal theme song: "Uvód"Written by David J. Haack© David J. Haack

This week on FoF: a play-by-play of how I was invited, denied and then finally admitted onto the BFI London Film Festival Red Carpet. PLUS, I tell a hilarious anecdote about Chloe Zhao leading me and Steven Spielberg in some group meditation, I also review "Frankenstein" and "After The Hunt", which are wildly related movie titles now I think about it. Also - a shoutout for more of YOUR Imperfect 10/10s - DM me @fredasquithonfilm on Instagram! Explore the FoF socials/YT via my creepy website ...

This week, with Claudia Winkleman reportedly being lined up for a BBC chat show (to be produced by Graham Norton's company), Peter and Jimmy ponder how that’s going to work in practice, and remember some chat show hits (and misses) of their own. And as Disney announce they’re ending their deal with the BBC to make Doctor Who, we ask what the future holds for the series, and whether the BBC’s cast-iron commitment to the so-called “Whoinverse" makes it a show that’s simply too big to fail?Plus,

Filmmaker and actor Caleb Alexander Smith (The Catch, Modern Family) and his co-star David Krumholtz (Oppenheimer, The Santa Clause, Supergirl) join his episode of the the Movies In Focus podcast to discuss their thought provoking new film, Forelock. It’s a work that could easily slip under the radar in today’s crowded cinematic landscape - and that would be a massive shame.Forelock strikes an impressive balance: it deftly engages with the modern superhero conversation while simultaneously echoing

We love to pull the cork. Comedian (and probably the biggest Greek-American entertainer of our time) Stavros Halkias joins us to chat about 2010’s True Grit, the Coens’ true attempt to cash their post-Oscar blank check. We’re talking about Hailee Steinfeld’s incredible performance. We’re talking about Jeff Bridges’ distinctive mumbly delivery. We’re talking about how this film is a considerable upgrade over the John Wayne original in possibly every way. We’re also talking about how everyone probably