Daniel and Hayden search for a Yeti and discuss the 1957 Hammer Horror film The Abominable Snowman.
Get ready for some holiday tears! Daniel is joined again by regular guest Preston Mitchell to dive into the melodrama of Douglas Sirk with All That Heaven Allows (1955). They discuss their feelings on the Romantic Drama genre, Rock Hudson's career, and this film's influence on Hallmark Christmas movies.
This week, Daniel is joined by Carmelita Valdez and Dirk Marshall (VH US Podcast) to work together to plan one perfect 24-hour marathon of foreign language films. We're talking about movies from all genres, all eras, and all over the world.
It's our Noirvember episode! Daniel is joined by Preston Mitchell to dive into the filthy and rotten 1950's Noir, Sweet Smell of Success. They're discussing Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis, and everything they love about the darkness of classic Noir.
It's our Thanksgiving episode! Daniel is joined by the whole crew from the Hammer Pub podcast (Jinx, Paul Farrell, and Ali Chappell) to give thanks for the harvest and celebrate The Wicker Man (1973).
This week, Daniel is joined by Lindsay Wilkins to climb a stairway to heaven and discuss Powell & Pressburger's A Matter of Life and Death (1946). They talk about the film's groundbreaking effects, it's romantic message, and why movies are magic.
Psychomania comes to a close! This week Daniel and Cris are exactly the same, but they're joined by Mark Wanner to dive into Gus Van Sant's 1998 remake of Psycho. They discuss the cast of the film, the merit of remakes, and Vince Vaughn's legendary jerk-off.
The most miserable episode is here. Isn't it wonderful? Daniel is joined by his own Morticia (Stefanie) to discuss every theatrical film starring the Addams Family! From live action to animation, they're always spooky and kooky.
It's origin story time! Daniel and Cris are joining by Matt Bledsoe (The Film Feast Podcast) to close out Anthony Perkins' time with the franchise, and the original continuity, with Psycho IV: The Beginning (1990). This movie is unhinged, and fortunately so is this episode.
