🍭 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

Send us a text This week we talkabout everyone's new favourite film: Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another'. But did we enjoy it? Did we think it deserved a place on our shortlist for films of the year? No spoilers here, but we will tell you there's plenty of chat about the performances, cinematography, story, politics and general mastery on show throughout this film. We discuss the political mirroring to today's world, rave about those rolling hills and conduct a draft pick of Leo...

Quick shot Halloween bonus content where we take the anthology movie V/H/S: Halloween and break up the stories!!! Do you know where your childeren are?

Actor Anthony Hill brings humor and heart to this lively chat about his journey from college football player to beloved cardiothoracic surgeon on Grey's Anatomy. From growing up obsessed with Halloween costumes to learning the craft of acting through persistence, Anthony shares how he turned creative curiosity into a steady Hollywood career. He opens up about his early TV experiences, how Grey's Anatomy changed his life, and the fun chaos of playing a doctor who (thankfully) doesn't perform real

The So Many Sequels crew continues “So Many Scares” month by blasting off into one of horror’s strangest sequels — Jason X (2002), where the infamous Camp Crystal Lake killer takes his talents to outer space.David breaks down the film’s disastrous box office run and how it became one of the Friday the 13th franchise’s biggest flops. Garrett confesses that this was his first Jason movie and defends its “so bad it’s good” charm, while Josh struggles to believe how a hockey mask outlawed in 2024 could

Russell does a shift with Cole and Graeme.Hey did you guys see…The passing of poster artist Drew Struzan The Bioscope gets a fresh coat of cleanKISS guitarist Ace Frehley diesWhat we’ve been watchingThe Woman in Cabin 10 | NetflixHigh Potential | Disney+Boots | NetflixSlow Horses | Apple TVMr. Scorsese | Apple TVCritical Role | YouTubeVideo Store LinksOfficial SiteHave a film or TV show you have recently enjoyed and want to let us know about it? Send us a voice note as if you are coming into the

We are star struck to be joined by The Disc-Connected’s Ryan Verrill to chat Sony’s long awaited 4K UHD debut of The Night of the Living Dead (1990). Plus LOTS of physical media banter, wishes, & more!Movie discussion @ 33min 48sec Find us on Instagram!

In this episode, Daniel and Mason dive into the recently released Blue Moon, a film that offers a deep character study of Lorenz Hart, portrayed by Ethan Hawke. They discuss the film's artistic nuances, its setting on the opening night of Oklahoma and its potential Oscar buzz.  Films discussed during this episode: Blue Moon Weapons One Battle After Another Blue Moon is out in theaters now, providing a rich, introspective experience for film enthusiasts. To buy tickets in Canada click here. To buy

SHELF SPACE WITH KINO LORBER is a monthly conversation series about film, physical media, and collecting, featuring Frank Tarzi, head of acquisitions for Kino Lorber Studio Classics, and moderated by resident film lover Alicia Lu. Each episode will spotlight Kino Lorber releases, answer audience questions in the chat, and may feature directors, experts, and other special guests. If you've ever wondered how we acquire, produce, and distribute our releases, or have strong opinions about the future of

Let's watch "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors" and discuss the cult classic status of the third installment in the Freddy Krueger franchise. The movie we'll be analyzing, and reacting to, was written by Frank Darabont (Shawshank Redemption, The Walking Dead) and directed by Chuck Russell (The Blob, The Mask). The film stars young Laurence Fishburne, and an even younger Patricia Arquette, as well as the return of Heather Lagenkamp to the series of filmsYour Host: Don

Cricket and I chat about the sale of the quarry, the baptism, & meeting a new Newman in the mid-season finale of Crossroad Springs Cricket: IG: @cricket.melendez & @dishingwiththedonofans X: @Cricket73677402 & @DishingDonoFans Send us a text Support the show Great American Chat on Socials: YouTube, Facebook, IG, TikTok: @greatamericanchat X: @GAChatPodcast Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1916905/support

Is it better than Space Jam? Scream if you wanna go Aster! Our penultimate Halloween this year and it's one of my favourites. Ladies and gentlemen, Ari Aster has entered the game. With some rousing performances that made everyone sit up and take notice (except the Academy) Hereditary is a slow burn in typical Aster fashion but what a ride it is. Such a ride in fact, it makes you want to stick your head out the window. A first time viewing for Jade so let's chat about the things we like, the t...