Episode 56: Mullholland Drive, with Tim Coe
Yakov and Josh talk with Tim Coe about David Lynch's moody, tense, reality-bending meditation on heartbreak, stardom, and the shifting faces of LA.
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Josh and Yakov love the Hellraiser franchise more than they probably should, and are watching all nine (nine!) films and tearing them to loving bits one episode at a time.
Episode 55: Grave Encounters, with Whitney Reynolds
Josh and Yakov are joined by Whitney Reynolds to chatter about the good and the ehhhh in this spooky haunted asylum riff.
Episode 54: Hausu
This cult classic from 1977 is all about gonzo experimentation, mixing humor and horror in dizzying but charming ways.
Episode 53: Krampus
A good cast is wasted on an incoherent mashup of several wildly different films, none of which would have been great in the first place.
Episode 52: Thinner
J and Y are at odds over whether this mid-90s horror flick was completely or merely watchably not-so-good. Josh is correct.
Episode 51: Crimson Peak
Josh and Yakov are joined by Mark Popham for a cheery discussion of the good bits and odd stumbles of this very nice-looking piece of genre-mush moodf...
Episode 50: The Shining
We manage to spend two hours without even really discussing the blood elevator. That's how much this classic has going on.
Episode 49: Hardware, with Jesse Holden
A messy relic of the 90s, pitting unlikeable humans against an inept killbot in a post-apocalyptic future that its surprisingly hard to care about. Al...
Episode 48: A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
Thoughtful, visually tremendous film about the burdens and decisions of a young man and young woman in Bad City.
Episode 47: The Lost Boys
This 1987 Joel Schumacher film can't really decide if it's a screwball comedy or a teen coming of age story, and so does a confused job of trying to b...