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In this episode, we’re diving into the 1992 action classic Under Siege starring Steven Seagal, Tommy Lee Jones, and Gary Busey. Often considered one of Seagal’s best films, Under Siege takes the Die Hard–style formula and drops it onto a battleship packed with terrorists, explosions, and plenty of unforgettable one-liners. I’m not shipping off alone for this review — my buddy Parker from Dissect That Film joins me to break down everything that makes this movie such a memorable 90s action fl...

In this episode we are joined by Tony from Hack the Movies, we take a deep dive into Stephen King’s The Shining (1997) miniseries, starring Steven Weber and Rebecca De Mornay. Often overshadowed by Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 film, this made-for-TV adaptation sticks much closer to Stephen King’s original novel—bringing new depth to Jack Torrance, the Overlook Hotel, and the slow descent into madness. We break down the performances, key differences from the Kubrick version, the strengths and weak...

This week on the podcast, we’re taking a trip back to one of the most infamous family films of the ’80s — Mac and Me (1988). Often remembered for its blatant product placement, bizarre choices, and cult status, we break down what went wrong, what somehow works, and why this movie still refuses to be forgotten. Joining us for this wild ride is special guest Dusty from the Flick and Friends Podcast, who helps us dig into the movie’s strange legacy, unintentional comedy, and place in pop cultu...

We’re wrapping up spooky season with something bloody good — our Halloween special dives deep into Innocent Blood(1992), directed by the one and only John Landis! 🍷🩸 Known for classics like An American Werewolf in London and The Blues Brothers, Landis brought his signature mix of style, dark humor, and chaos to this vampire-meets-mobster flick. And I’m not going at it alone — I’m joined by Tony from Hack the Movies! 🎙️ Together, we break down everything that makes Innocent Blood such an und...

In this episode, we’re taking a trip into the wild with The Edge (1997), the survival thriller starring the legendary Anthony Hopkins and Alec Baldwin. Directed by Lee Tamahori and written by David Mamet, this film mixes brains, brawn, and one very terrifying bear into a story about survival, trust, and betrayal. We’re excited to be joined by Tony from Hack The Movies, who brings his insight and perspective as we unpack everything this movie has to offer. Together, we cover: The intense survi...

The final episode of our Month of Action is HERE! In this episode, we’re diving into Solo (1996) — the high-octane, cyber-soldier action flick starring Mario Van Peebles as a government-made killing machine who grows a conscience and goes rogue. It’s got jungle warfare, robot ethics, 90s cheese, and some wild explosions. We’re not going solo on this one either — we’re joined by the @B-Action Podcast crew to help us close out the Month of Action in style. Come hang with us as...

She's back... and she's got upgrades! In this episode, I’m joined by Sean from @MovieDumpster as we dive into M3GAN 2.0 — the highly anticipated sequel to the viral techno-horror hit. We’re breaking down everything from the film’s new kills, AI evolution, and meme-worthy moments, to whether or not this sequel actually improves on the original. Is M3GAN still queen of chaos, or is it time to pull the plug? SPOILER WARNING: We’re going full spoilers, so make sure you’ve seen the film first! Let...

This week on the podcast, we’re diving headfirst into the most divisive entry in the Friday the 13th franchise — Part V: A New Beginning, directed by Danny Steinmann. Is it a misunderstood slasher gem or just a Jason-less misfire? We’re breaking down everything from the brutal kills to the wild twists, sleazy energy, and that bonkers ending. Plus: is Roy Burns the most underrated killer in the franchise? Join us as we talk horror history, behind-the-scenes chaos, and why this film still spark...

In this episode, we’re stepping back into the ring with Rocky II, the powerful follow-up to the original underdog story that started it all. Sylvester Stallone writes, directs, and stars in this emotional and action-packed sequel that continues Rocky Balboa's journey from humble beginnings to boxing legend. After going the distance with Apollo Creed in the first film, Rocky finds himself torn between settling into a quiet life with Adrian and answering the call for a rematch he never expect...

We’re joined by Sean from @moviedumpster as we step into the eerie cornfields of Gatlin and break down Children of the Corn (1984), the cult horror film based on Stephen King’s chilling short story. Directed by Fritz Kiersch, this unsettling tale follows a young couple who stumble upon a town where children rule—and adults don’t survive. We dive into: 🔪 The film’s eerie atmosphere & memorable performances 🌽 How it compares to King’s original story Are you a fan of Children of the Corn? Le...

This week we are joined by Tony from Hack the Movies, we’re jumping into Doctor Sleep (2019), Mike Flanagan’s adaptation of Stephen King’s sequel to The Shining! On this episode we break down how the film bridges the gap between King’s novel and Kubrick’s iconic film, Ewan McGregor’s performance as Danny Torrance, and the chilling presence of Rose the Hat and the True Knot. Does Doctor Sleep successfully honor both King and Kubrick, or does it struggle to find its own identity? Tune in as w...

Wes Craven’s Deadly Friend is part sci-fi, part horror, and 100% bizarre—so of course, we had to talk about it! In this episode, we break down the 1986 cult film about teenage love, brain implants, and one of the most infamous death scenes in horror history (yes, we’re talking about that basketball moment). Did studio interference ruin Craven’s vision, or is this an underrated gem? Join us as we dive into the film’s troubled production, its mix of heart and horror, and why BB the robot migh...