Three old friends get together to talk about movies.
Don’t sleep on this week’s episode of Film Seizure because the guys are traveling to 1998 for a sci-fi classic from Alex Proyas – Dark
As they say, all good things must come to an end, and that is the case for Monster Mondays. Geoff discusses monsters and what made
1957’s A Face in the Crowd from Elia Kazan and starring Andy Griffith and Patricia Neal does something you wouldn’t expect… Be incredibly prescient 70
Fred Dekker’s The Monster Squad, co-written with Shane Black, is one a wonderful celebration of the classic Universal Monsters without even being released by Universal
This month’s Film Seizure: Now Playing has a two-billion dollar superhero flick, a throwback to 80s Spielberg, a very strange thriller, and a Japanese liminal
One last trip in the TARDIS, but maybe not with the characters fans of a certain BBC television series recognize the most. The name’s right,
James Whale was one of the earliest examples of the great horror directors. This week, the fellas take a look at the Academy Award winning
Between the mid 60s and about 1990, it might be true that The Munsters was more popular, but after 1991, this family has overtaken them
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