2 Guys and a Chainsaw

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Species

He finally got to play a good guy! We also discuss Natasha Henstridge’s breakout role, H.R. Giger’s designs, silly 90’s thriller plots, a unique concept, and copious amounts of female nudity.

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Bad Dreams

We explore Yulin’s illustrious career, his significant yet underrated roles, and his impact on Hollywood. We also dissect the plot, discuss the film’s eerie similarities to ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street,’ and reflect on its production and cast. Don’t miss out on this deep dive into an overlooked 80’s horror and a talented actor’s legacy.

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Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood

We delve into the behind-the-scenes stories, the challenges faced by the production team, the unique aspects of this installment, and why we think this is one of the best entries in the franchise.

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Murder By Phone

From amusing kill scenes to dated technology, we give you an in-depth look at what makes this movie both charming and painfully slow. Plus, a special listener shout-out and a fun discussion on vintage phones! Tune in for our honest review and see if this film is worth a watch—or a skip.

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Eraserhead

What better choice to honor David Lynch than through his surrealist horror filmm ‘Eraserhead’? It’s his first feature-length film, released in 1977. We discuss its impact, complex narrative, and unique style. We do our best to explore the film’s surrealist elements, its unsettling soundscape, and its enigmatic nature. We also chat a bit about Lynch’s story, his filmmaking philosophy, and his influence on other directors and the cinematic landscape. Enjoy!

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Psycho IV: The Beginning

Not only was it Anthony Hopkins’ favorite sequel (he died a few years later), child actor Henry Thomas scandalized the world with his fascinating portrayal of the young Norman. We’ve got incest, chain smoking radio hosts, lustful sexiness straight out of a 90’s erotic thriller, and the screenwriter of the original all assembled together for a compelling (and occasionally silly) final entry in the saga of the Bates Hotel.