The RedRum Podcast

Send us your movie recommendations!This week, Captain and Wilson discuss the 1986 horror film, "Chopping Mall"!Eight mall employees decide to have an after-hours party that turns deadly when lightning strikes the mall's new security robot system, causing the robots to malfunction and hunt them down. The group must use their wits, weapons from the mall's stores, and explosive traps to survive the night as the robots systematically try to eliminate them one by one.The film discussion begins around 12:42.

Send us your movie recommendations!Captain and Wilson dive into John Carpenter's 1995 sci-fi horror film Village of the Damned, a remake that fails to capture the magic of the 1960 original but delivers some campy entertainment value. It stars Christopher Reeve, Kirstie Alley, and Mark Hamill.The film discussion begins around 20:30.

Send us your movie recommendations!This week, we explore the haunting psychological thriller "Personal Shopper," where Kristen Stewart plays Maureen, a young medium trying to contact her dead twin brother while working as a personal shopper in Paris.The film discussion begins around 15:43.

Send us your movie recommendations!We are back this week to discuss Curve (2015) - a psychological thriller and horror film directed by Tim L. Anderson. The movie is a tense survival story, with themes of isolation and fear, and it focuses on Mallory's determination to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds.The film is known for its minimalist setting and intense atmosphere, keeping the audience on edge throughout.The discussion begins around 15:03.

Send us your movie recommendations!Captain and Wilson are back for season 8!We catch up by learning about the Greenland shark and the Voynich Manuscript. Jay also joins us for the premiere!This week, we review the 2023 horror film "Stop Motion," directed and written by Robert Morgan. "Stopmotion" combines live-action with stop-motion animation, offering a unique visual experience that enhances its psychological horror elements. The film discussion begins around 18:03.

Send us your movie recommendations!Welcome to our holiday episode and the season finale! The film discussion begins around 30:20.Can you imagine being stalked by a gigantic cat just because you didn't get new clothes for Christmas? Join us as we unravel the mysterious legend of Iceland's Yule Cat, a creature used to incentivize productivity among Icelandic farm workers in the 1800s. With a sprinkle of humor and curiosity, we explore how this peculiar tradition has evolved into a modern-day celebration in Reykjavik, where a 16-foot sculpture of the Yule Cat stands watch. Our exploration even includes a whimsical gift exchange that prompts a chuckle at the quirks of holiday gift-giving.Switching gears, we brainstorm a wildly imaginative TV show concept that blends science fiction with sitcom vibes. Picture Little Tony and Fred navigating through time portals and exotic alien planets—all set against the backdrop of Brooklyn. We chuckle over potential casting dilemmas and rights issues, envisioning a world of conventions and fan interactions. As if that wasn't intriguing enough, we touch upon the unsettling character from the film "Creep," played by Mark Duplass, offering a unique twist to our creative brainstorm.Our adventure in indie horror films takes a suspenseful turn with a storyline featuring a devil trapped in a basement. We critique the atmospheric tension and pacing, offering candid reactions to the film's execution and exploring the allure of atmospheric storytelling. We reflect on how the film's intriguing premise could have benefited from a lengthier runtime and more dialogue. Our discussion culminates in a playful rating game, revealing our mixed feelings about this mysterious film while hinting at exciting plans for the next season.

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 23:50.Ever wondered how a sorority maze, a mischievous imp, and a citrusy Florida seltzer could possibly be connected? Join us on this whimsical journey as we unravel quirky movie titles and unravel the flavors of intriguing beverages. We chat about the bizarre plot twists in films like "Crimes of the Future" and "Stop Motion," all while pondering the magical influence of lighting on drink appearances. From blood orange drinks to Kona beer and the holiday classic eggnog, our taste buds take center stage in this playful exploration of flavors.James Cameron's iconic film "The Abyss" gets a fresh look as we dive into its remastered visuals and unexpected narratives, including a surprise Atlantis society and a Navy SEAL's wild descent into madness. Our conversation is enriched with behind-the-scenes tales of Ed Harris nearly drowning on set and the real-life experimentation with oxygenated liquid. We also reflect on the film's impressive visual effects and the intricate connections to other cinematic works, tying it all together with our favorite movie trivia and anecdotes.And if haunted pools are your thing, our analysis of the 2024 horror film "Night Swim" will keep you on the edge of your seat. From the eerie happenings around a murky pool to the fate of Ray Waller and his family, the film's ghostly waters offer plenty to ponder. We humorously critique the family's puzzling decisions, discuss the film's cinematography, and even share some personal poolside tales. Wrapping up with our thoughts on "Glass" and its peculiar moments, we leave you with a teaser for our upcoming episode on "I Dropped the Devil," just in time for the holidays. Tune in for a journey through cinematic wonders and delightful drink debates!

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 10:00.What happens when Halloween decor meets sibling drama, and a podcast turns into a portal for unresolved star quarrels? We kick things off with a tantalizing look into the mysterious tension between "Charmed" stars Alyssa Milano and the late Shannon Doherty, as we recount her final appearance on the "Charmed" podcast. Her presence was a breath of fresh air, shifting the usual grievance-laden tone into something more heartfelt. Meanwhile, the surprising evolution of Spirit Halloween stores is sure to excite anyone looking to haunt their homes with some seriously cool decor. Spooky finds and thrilling films take center stage as we chat about our own Halloween plans and Spirit Halloween's unexpected transformation into a decor destination. We share our enthusiasm for a Beetlejuice-inspired sling bag and some quirky T-shirt designs that caught our eye. As the conversation turns cinematic, we dive into the eerie world of "Nocturne," a 2020 psychological thriller that's part of the "Welcome to Blumhouse" series. The film's artistic rivalries and supernatural elements drew comparisons to "Black Swan" and "The Perfection," sparking a lively discussion about its standout moments and unsettling atmosphere.Sibling rivalry takes a dramatic twist in our exploration of Juliet's journey at a music academy, where ambition and personal sacrifice play out in haunting fashion. As the competing sisters navigate their tumultuous relationship, the film's supernatural undertones keep us guessing. We wrap up with a thoughtful chat about individuality, especially for twins, and why pursuing unique paths can be so rewarding. Whether it's indulging in a new hobby or simply forging your own path, there's room for everyone to shine in their own spotlight. Join us for this captivating blend of drama, suspense, and heartfelt insights!

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 24:20.Ever wondered what it's like to be doused in fake blood while singing along to a musical? Join us as we recount our wild adventure at a live performance of "Evil Dead: The Musical," where the thrill of dodging sprays of fake gore added a whole new layer of fun. Switching scenes from stage to screen, we dive into the stormy seas of a 1999 sci-fi thriller, where Jamie Lee Curtis and Billy Baldwin face off against mysterious forces on a ghostly Russian vessel. This episode teems with suspense, as we dissect the blend of CGI and practical effects that create its eerie atmosphere. From jaw-dropping plot twists to the film's puzzling ratings, we discuss whether this cult classic deserves a modern reboot and share a few laughs over the film's quirkiest moments.Finally, we set sail on a critique of the chaotic events and special effects of the same sci-fi flick, pondering its bizarre yet progressive elements. As we muse on potential casting choices for a remake, our conversation weaves through memorable movie lines and plans for our next cinematic adventure. With a sprinkle of humor and a nod to nostalgia, this episode promises an entertaining experience for theater buffs and film enthusiasts alike.

Send us your movie recommendations!This is a special Halloween re-release of our episode from 2021 featuring Dee Wallace! The interview begins around 28:00.DEE WALLACE sits down with Captain and Wilson this week to discuss her 1986 film "Critters"! In this episode, Dee talks about what it was like filming Critters and Cujo, as well as some other highlights of her career. She even gives Wilson a new nickname...

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion beings at 13:38.Welcome to our Halloween episode!Ever wondered what it takes to win a work conference scavenger hunt with nothing but quick thinking and a smartphone? In our newest episode, we dive into Halloween shenanigans and everyday escapades, starting with a laugh-out-loud recount of surprising vendors with resourcefulness that would make MacGyver proud. You'll hear our thoughts on the much-anticipated "Salem's Lot" remake and how Hollywood loves to name-drop connections to "The Conjuring" and "It," while we ponder the perfect spooky pumpkin voice for our Halloween decor dreams.Our horror movie spotlight shines brightly on the cult classic "Night of the Demons," a film that mixes the eerie with the hilarious, much like our own banter. We chat about the iconic scream queen Linnea Quigley and the intriguing pet psychic Amelia Kincaid, who bring a unique flair to this 80s gem. As nostalgia flows, so do the memories of Blockbuster nights and the debate over cuddly pets versus reptiles, setting the stage for our dive into more holiday-themed episodes.Brace yourself for tales of cheesy puns, demonic antics, and survival tips you never thought you'd need, like why funeral homes aren't the best playgrounds. We wrap up with a look at urban legends, touching on the infamous razor blade in Halloween candy myth, and a nod to the sci-fi horror flick "Virus" with Jamie Lee Curtis. Whether you're here for the chuckles, the chills, or a little of both, this episode promises a spirited stroll through horror's quirkiest moments and mischief galore.

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 19:55.We'll also dive into the latest TV show season finales and their streaming shifts to Paramount and Netflix, so you'll know exactly where to catch your favorites.Remember how good Beetlejuice was? The sequel is out, and we're here to tell you why re-watching the original is a must. Our discussion ventures into unforgettable performances by William Dafoe and Catherine O'Hara, offering both laughter and nostalgia. Plus, we have some top-notch TV recommendations like "Schitt's Creek" and "Only Murders in the Building," alongside tips on navigating the epic "House of the Dragon" and "Handmaid's Tale." If you're into Korean dramas, we've got some intriguing picks from Netflix to add to your list.Ready for some chills and thrills? We break down an AI horror concept that's eerily similar to an evil Alexa and compare it to Apple's family assistant robots. Our main event? A deep dive into the 2009 horror mystery "The Uninvited," where we unravel shocking plot twists and character revelations. We'll also touch on Elizabeth Banks' dual-layered character performance and the moral complexities of infidelity and recklessness in films. Buckle up for a rollercoaster of emotions and insights as we dissect these captivating stories!

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 21:34.Ever wondered if sitting too close to the stage at a comedy show is a good idea?  We delve into the complexities of humor, particularly when it treads on the thin ice of controversial language, and tackle the uncomfortable reality of encountering performers with checkered pasts. Ending on a lighter note, we reminisce about a visit to an arcade bar where we took on the challenging nostalgia of Mario Kart on an old-school Nintendo 64.Our chat takes a detour into the realm of beverages, where we hilariously debate the merits of quirky drink combos like Pepsi Mango and a fictional Jalapeño Mango Lime juice. This playful banter adds a refreshing twist to our movie talk, as we weigh the possibilities of these unusual drink choices becoming new favorites.Brace yourself for a spine-tingling journey as we recount the eerie plot of a horror film where a man's psychotic break leads to terrifying events for a family moving into his former home. We dive into the intense psychological horror and family drama surrounding Jesse, an artist battling a menacing collector and a deranged stalker. From the implausible decision to stay in a haunted house to the climactic showdown that leaves Jesse's family in mortal danger, we dissect every chilling detail. Wrapping up with a nostalgic chat about classic horror films and Halloween prep, this episode promises a rollercoaster of emotions, from laughs to chills. Tune in and join the fun!

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 11:50.Remember the last VHS tape you owned? We kick off this episode with a cheerful trip down memory lane, reminiscing about our final VHS treasures before diving into a thrilling film review. We also revisit the eerie world of "Darkness Falls," revealing new depths of Matilda Dixon's tragic backstory through a fascinating comic book tie-in. And for all the special effects aficionados out there, we highlight the magic spun by Stan Winston and experience the nostalgic charm of early 2000s ads.Ever wondered how a low-budget horror film set in a tiny plane can grip you from takeoff to landing? We share our thoughts on the 2010 Canadian horror flick "Altitude." We break down the film's unique aviation setting and the dynamic, if somewhat immature, characters. We discuss Jessica Lowndes' performance as Sarah, the questionable competence of her piloting skills, and how the film cleverly utilizes aviation jargon to build tension.As the airborne thriller unfolds, we dissect the chaos that erupts mid-flight, from mechanical failures to monstrous hallucinations. We debate the group's decisions, especially Cory's risky efforts to unjam the elevator and Sal's shocking betrayal. Despite its low Rotten Tomatoes score, we argue that "Altitude" is a hidden gem worth your time, with its blend of supernatural, horror, and mystery thriller elements. To cap it off, we share some practical air travel advice, emphasizing the importance of experienced pilots, and laugh at the film's quirky release date inconsistencies. Join us for an episode packed with thrills, chills, and a touch of nostalgia!

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 29:00.Ever wondered how a late-night office podcast might go hilariously awry? We share our own misadventures in recording after hours, from awkward encounters to sleep-deprived tangents. Then, prepare for a mouth-watering debate as we passionately dissect the supremacy of Longhorn Steakhouse's sweet potatoes over homemade ones. We also give you a side-by-side comparison of Longhorn Steakhouse, Texas Roadhouse, and Outback Steakhouse, with a humorous take on the idea of kangaroos running wild in America.Eventually, we talk about "Darkness Falls" and the evil tooth fairy. 

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 14:55.Have you ever wondered how a beach day filled with Kona Big Wave beer could turn into an unexpected adventure? In today's episode, we recount our trip to Rehob, where we reveled in Kona beer and its quirky merchandise before a minor car accident in our Uber spun the day in a different direction. We candidly share the awkward aftermath with the Uber driver and navigate the insurance process, reflecting on how such incidents can make us rethink our rideshare safety.Feeling adventurous? We sure did as we tackled the 154th episode of the Red Rum Podcast, diving headfirst into the hilariously campy 2015 film "Llamageddon." Imagine a killer llama on a rampage, complete with red eyes and laser beams! We break down the movie's laughably bad special effects, bizarre character quirks, and scenes so absurd they had us in stitches. From ever-changing shirts to a dramatic llama spaceship showdown, we explore every zany detail that makes this low-budget flick a must-watch for fans of horror comedies.We cap off our episode with a behind-the-scenes peek at "Llamageddon's" creation, from its tiny budget to the creative use of university resources. The director's choice to use llamas, humorous pseudonyms, and the movie's quirky online presence add layers to its charm. Plus, we sprinkle in recommendations for more campy gems like "Velocipastor" and "Killer Pinata," making this a treasure trove for anyone with a love for delightfully bad horror films. Join us for a rollercoaster of laughs, absurdity, and a touch of real-life drama!

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 22:50.Ever wondered if a Pepsi commercial could really solve societal issues? We kick things off by dissecting a notorious ad with our signature humor, pulling apart its absurd premise and having a good laugh at its expense. As we transition from social commentary to culinary delights, we dive into the world of Polish pierogies. These potato-stuffed gems spark a spirited debate about the best preparation methods, as we each share our favorite ways to enjoy these comforting treats—whether boiled, skillet-fried, or otherwise. Prepare for a delicious journey through the many textures and flavors of pierogies, guaranteed to make your mouth water.But wait, our potato passion doesn't stop there! We launch into the ultimate potato showdown, pitting baked, mashed, and even raw potatoes against each other in a comedic culinary battle. Personal preferences and quirky habits come to the forefront, with some unexpected confessions along the way. Ever seen someone eat a raw potato like an apple? Tune in for laugh-out-loud moments and a light-hearted debate that will leave you both entertained and craving your favorite potato dish. Whether you're a starch connoisseur or simply love a good laugh, this episode serves up a hearty helping of fun.

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 11:30.Ever found yourself laughing uncontrollably at the absurdity of shopping for the perfect salt and pepper shakers? This episode kicks off with our hilarious in-person meet-up, where drinks and banter flow freely. We share our beverage choices—Fruit Smash Heart Seltzer and Dogfish Head's Citrus Squall Double Golden Ale—while recounting the amusing chaos of navigating complex kitchen gadgets. With playful interruptions from curious cats and a comedic vent about the trials of modern shopping, this segment is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face.Then, brace yourself as we plunge into the dark and twisted world of "Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey." We explore director Rhys Frake-Waterfield's ambitious vision of turning beloved childhood characters into feral, cannibalistic horrors. From the film's low-budget production challenges to the gruesome plot where Pooh and Piglet descend into madness, our discussion covers the unique and shocking elements that set this horror adaptation apart. You'll gain insights into the film's controversial reception and its departure from the original series' gentle tones.Our guest, Jay, joins us to dissect the film's bizarre and brutal scenes with critical yet humorous analysis. From the absurdly awkward dialogue to the brutal deaths and strange plot twists, we leave no stone unturned. The conversation doesn't stop there—we dive into the potential for a sequel, improved acting in the follow-up, and memorable moments that blend horror with dark humor. Plus, hear about Pooh's surprising backstory and Christopher Robin's trauma, making this episode a rollercoaster ride of emotions and entertainment you won't want to miss.

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 8:45.Ever shared a beer in a church? We kick off this episode with some fun memories of sipping craft beers in unique settings, like a brewery housed in a church, and compare it to other quirky establishments we've visited. We then share our excitement over our spiffy new podcast logo and the cool branded merchandise we received. As we enjoy our drinks, we chat about our beer preferences, giving special attention to brands we love—and those we don't, like Dogfish Head. We also dive into our thoughts on "Late Night with the Devil," a film that intrigued us despite its controversial AI-generated scenes.What happens when AI hitchhikes into horror? Join us as we unpack our mixed reactions to a controversial movie criticized for its scene transitions. Despite the drama, we found ourselves entertained by its plot twists and turns. We also gush about our excitement for upcoming horror flicks like "I Saw the TV Glow" and "Abigail." The main event is our nostalgic review of "Mama," the supernatural horror film from 2013. Remembering our college days when we first watched it, we explore how its impact has aged over a decade, spotlighting director Andy Muschietti's early work.Who could forget the eerie performances in "Mama"? We dive deep into the film's cast, including Jessica Chastain and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, and discuss their standout roles in other films like "The Martian" and "Game of Thrones." We also shine a light on the young actresses Megan Charpentier and Isabelle Nélisse, who brought a chilling realism to their roles. From behind-the-scenes trivia to the fascinating inspirations for the ghostly character "Mama," this episode is packed with insights. Plus, stick around for some solid investment advice and a sneak peek at our next review: the hilariously bad "Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey.

Send us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 13:45.Crack open a cold one or blend up a fruity concoction because we're tossing out the script and coming at you with an episode that's equal parts nostalgic film critique and beverage buffoonery. We kick things off by spilling the tea—or should we say, the beer—on our latest drink fixations. Our kegerator conundrum might just resonate with your own home bar dilemmas, and our beer trivia is sure to ferment a chuckle or two.Then, we summon the courage to revisit "The Covenant," a supernatural horror flick that both bewitches and bewilders. You'll find us musing over Renny Harlan's foray into horror and waxing poetic about J.S. Cardone's screenwriting chops, all while unraveling the tangled web of Stephen Strait and Sebastian Stan's early careers. Our trip down memory lane takes a dark turn as we question the film's logic, critique the magic battles, and ponder the fate of its characters like the warlocks they are.As the grand finale of our cinematic coven, we dissect the film's portrayal of female characters and the pacing that left us more haunted than enchanted. We're laying it all out there—our candid thoughts on the movie, our nostalgia-driven ratings, and even our eagerness for a "Mama" movie revisit. So, saddle up for a movie review that's anything but ordinary, where the only curse you'll find is the one that keeps you coming back for more of our off-the-wall commentary.

The film discussion begins around 13:00.Ever tried to play tailor and ended up with a fabric fiasco? That's precisely what happened to Wilson with a pair of shorts and a sewing machine that clearly had a vendetta. If horror flicks with a side of dark humor are your thing, then join Captain and Wilson as they dissect "Malignant," directed by the horror maestro, James Wan. The film's heavy hitters, Annabelle Wallis and scream queen-in-the-making Mckenna Grace, take us through a cinematic rollercoaster laced with suspense, terror, and even a few laughs. They tackle everything from creepy parasitic twins to the peculiar underground world of Seattle, drawing eerie parallels that make the movie's setting all the more spine-chilling.Wrapping things up, they dig into the meat of their movie talk, weighing in on the film's chilling twists and the jolts that had them jumping out of their seats. Captain and Wilson don't just stop at the scare factor; they delve into the importance of recognizing and escaping abusive relationships, a theme that resonates deeply in the horror they've reviewed. So, if you're looking for a blend of humor, horror, and heartfelt cinema chat, you've come to the right place.

As your favorite media critics, Captain and Wilson, raise a glass to the peculiar and the profound in today's wild ride through TV land. Sip on a Grasshopper with us as we dissect the offbeat charm of "Palm Royale" and chart the course of binge-watching triumphs like "Loot." We don't shy away from the tough questions either: Can the Fallout TV series truly capture the essence of its video game roots? And what does it take to adapt a fan-favorite like Halo without losing its soul? Gather 'round as we unpack these adaptations, lament the pitfalls, and celebrate the success stories.Then it's lights, camera, action on our deep-dive into the enigmatic "Black Box" from the Welcome to Blumhouse series. You'll be on the edge of your seat as we unpack Mamadou Athie's mesmerizing performance and Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour Jr.'s directorial prowess. But that's not all—join us as we confront the reality of movies skirting by on the Bechdel test, and follow Nolan's heartrending journey through amnesia and identity in a cinematic quest that will leave you pondering long after the credits roll.Lastly, brace yourself for a spectrum of emotions—from the brutality of "The Boys" spinoff to the animated, yet no less intense, "Invincible." We share our candid takes on these series, alongside musings on medical narratives and the underrated value of a good family handshake. Whether you're a Grasshopper enthusiast, a mango-flavored beer aficionado, or simply a connoisseur of compelling storytelling, this episode is your one-stop shop for all things TV and film. Cheers to the adventure!The film discussion begins around 17:35.

Ever found yourself chuckling at a TV mishap or a quirky horror film detail? Well, buckle up for a ride down 'Nashville's' memory lane where we reminisce about the show's melody and mayhem after its network swap. Connie Britton's stardom gets the spotlight, with a detour through Kyle Chandler's film exploits that's as accidental as it is enlightening. Our chat veers into pop country earworms and a cautionary tale of a neighborhood watch prompted by a lost Amazon package during a 'Dune' outing – talk about drama off-camera!But wait, there's more! We didn't skimp on the chills and thrills, dissecting "Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice" with the glee of kids at a horror candy store. From the title's laughable promise of finality to the cast's hidden gems and continuity chaos, we leave no scarecrow unturned. And who could forget our little side story involving voodoo dolls and a town's murderous kids? It's a cinematic jigsaw puzzle that has us both scratching our heads and locking our doors at night.Finally, we pull back the curtain on the art of budget filmmaking, dishing out anecdotes of local casting calls and bathtub tornadoes that'll have you both impressed and bemused. We wrap it all up with a teaser of our next review target – 'Black Box,' a streaming success story defying the odds. Remember, never judge a horror film by its platform. So grab a seat, because we've got enough analysis and quips to turn even the most angelic of movie nights into a delightfully devilish experience.The film discussion beings around 13:40.

Prepare for an auditory thrill ride as we dissect the latest cinematic sensations and timeless horror classics. Our episode sets sail with the sensory spectacle of "Dune 2" experienced in Dolby glory, comparing its scope to the legacy of the '84 film and pondering the vastness of its literary origins. There's more than just sandworms surfacing—prepare for a delightful diversion into "Lisa Frankenstein," and Oscar buzz surrounding "Flower Moon." Transition seamlessly with us into the realms of whimsy and nostalgia as we unwrap a mystery box of RuPaul-inspired scented candles, sharing chuckles and cherished scent memories. Animation takes center stage with discussions on "Nimona's" Oscar nod and the long-awaited "Kung Fu Panda 4," while we debate the future of the "Terminator" franchise. And if that's not enough, we toss around theories on the psychological quirks of visualizing months and our beverage mix-ups, ensuring no stone—or candle—is left unturned.Hold onto your cornstalks as we commemorate the 40th anniversary of "Children of the Corn," dissecting its eerie child cult and comparing notes on King's original short story. We shed light on the movie's dated effects, giggle at the melodrama, and tip our hats to the climactic battle. Dive into franchise trivia, ponder the sequel prospects, and wrap up with plans for a movie night that might just convince you to skip any detours to Gatlin. From the bizarre to the bone-chilling, this episode has it all, including a final twist that's sure to leave you on the edge of your seat.The film discussion begins around 23:52.

Have you ever chuckled at the sound of a fire alarm or raised an eyebrow at the thought of hummus-flavored water? Well, buckle up as we navigate through a riot of workplace inside jokes to the silver-screen spectacles that leave us counting our movie theater membership rewards. Along the way, we'll spill the beans on "Aquaman," the curiously named "Lisa Frankenstein," and share why we're chomping at the bit for our upcoming PowerPoint party—an eclectic mix of presentations that are anything but business as usual.Zombie aficionados and cinema buffs, prepare to have your brains tantalized, not by the undead, but by our fresh take on a flick that might just revive your love for the genre. We'll dissect the unexpected charm of a certain zombie feature, divulge heart-racing moments reminiscent of Kenan & Kel, and explore why this week's undead encounter left us setting aside our notes in awe. It's not every day a film manages to upend our expectations and send our analytical minds into a joyful tailspin.The apocalypse may be knocking, but we've got survival tips laced with a dose of humor, ready to arm you with a bucket list that scoffs at the ordinary. From a zombie baby to a yacht escape, we analyze the gripping survival and ethical quandaries in "Dawn of the Dead" and serve up a rich dissection of the film's behind-the-scenes secrets. Join us as we make our case for what sets this movie apart from the horde and offer some end-of-the-world advice that will have you rethinking your own apocalypse game plan.The film discussion begins around 13:37.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Captain and Wilson are back for their new season! To start off, they're testing out using AI to generate the description. What do we think of this generous creation?Picture this: you're swirling a glass of that one wine you can't pronounce but tastes like a sunny Italian orchard; we've all been there, right? That's where our latest chat takes us, reminiscing about the surprising delights of a mango-infused vino and a quirky orange-kissed Pinot Grigio. We're not just clinking glasses in this episode though; it's a full-bodied blend of personal fruit grudges, snack favorites, and a toast to the start of a new season—a reflection on our journey from fledgling podcast to full-fledged cinephiles.Once our glasses are set down, the spotlight turns to the silver screen. Shannon Sossamon and Edward Burns headline our film chat, as we bring a magnifying glass to their performances, including the highs, the lows, and the outright confusing. From the predestined fates of characters to the ghostly overtones, we navigate the labyrinth of plot points and tropes with the wit and irreverent humor you've come to expect. The critique doesn't end with the cast, as we also dissect the bewildering turns of a paranormal story that left us scratching our heads and questioning the logic behind the supernatural.Finally, we address the elephant in the room—or rather, the ghost on the set. We uncover the messy behind-the-scenes drama that can haunt a film like a lingering spirit, including the impact of post-production changes and studio interference. And because we can't resist, we humorously dissect the plot of "One Missed Call," poking fun at the characters' hilariously poor decision-making. So, grab your popcorn—or your wineglass—and join us for a session of laughter, critiques, and everything in between.The film discussion begins around 16:09.

Season finale! Jay joins Captain and Wilson again this week to discuss the 2023 Australian psychological horror film, "Run Rabbit Run"! Directed by Daina Reid, it stars Sarah Snook (Succession), Damon Herriman (House of Wax, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood), and Lily LaTorre (The Clearing).The film discussion begins around 9:00.

Jay and Finn join Captain and Wilson this week to discus sthe 1986 science fiction body horror film, "From Beyond"! Directed by Stuart Gordon, it stars Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator), Barbara Crampton (Chopping Mall), and Ken Foree (Dawn of the Dead).The film discussion begins around 14:38.

Happy Holidays! For this year's holiday episode, Captain and Wilson discuss the 2022 thriller/action/comedy, "Violent Night"! Directed by Tommy Wirkola, it stars David Harbour (Stranger Things), John Leguizamo (The Menu), and Beverly D'Angelo (National Lampoon's).The film discussion begins around 13:31.

Captain and Wilson discuss the 2016 supernatural horror film, "The Veil," directed by Phil Joanou! It stars Jessica Alba (The Eye), Lily Rabe (American Horror Story), Reid Scott (Venom), and Thomas Jane (The Mist).The film discussion begins around 13:23.

Book a stay with Captain and Wilson as they discuss the 2022 horror/thriller "Barbarian"! Written and directed by Zach Cregger, it stars Georgina Campbell (Black Mirror), Bill Skarsgård (IT), and Justin Long (Jeepers Creepers)!

Captain and Wilson book a stay with the 2021 horror/thriller "Superhost", written by Brandon Christensen! It stars Sarah Canning (War for the Planet of the Apes), Osric Chau (2012), and Gracie Gillam (Fright Night)."With their follower count dwindling, travel vloggers Teddy and Claire pivot to creating viral content around their most recent "superhost," Rebecca, who wants more from the duo than a great review."The film discussion begins around 19:35.

Captain and Wilson discuss the 2017 psychological horror "Still/Born," starring Christie Burke (Twilight), Jesse Moss (Final Destination 3), and Michael Ironside (Total Recall, everything)!The film discussion begins around 9:45.

Captain and Wilson discuss the 2010 horror/thriller "6 Souls," which is also known as "Shelter." Directed by Måns Mårlind and Björn Stein, this film stars Julianne Moore (The Forgotten), Jonathan Rhys Meyers (Match Point), Jeffrey DeMunn (The Walking Dead), Frances Conroy (American Horror Story), and Nathan Corddry (For All Mankind)!

Commander is back this week to join Captain and Wilson as they discuss the 2007 thriller, "Disturbia," directed by D. J. Caruso! It stars Shia LaBeouf (Transformers), David Morse (The Negotiator), Sarah Roemer (The Grudge 2), and Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix).The cast discussion begins around 19:00 and the film discussion begins around 34:30.

We have a new guest! This week, Commander joins Captain and Wilson to discuss the 2019 comedy horror film, "Killer Sofa", directed by Bernie Rao! A living recliner commits crime out of love for its new owner.The film discussion begins around 36:10.

Captain and Wilson trudge through the classic mystery/thriller, "Mulholland Drive," directed by David Lynch! It stars Naomi Watts (The Ring), Justin Theroux (The Girl on the Train), and Laura Harring (The Punisher).The film discussion begins around 21:00.

Captain and Wilson discuss the 2013 psychological thriller, "Magic Magic", directed by Sebastián Silva! It stars Juno Temple (Horns, Ted Lasso), Emily Browning (The Uninvited), and Michael Cera (Superbad).The film discussion begins around 22:25.

After a brief hiatus due to a lost episode, Captain and Wilson are back! This week, they discuss the 2002 supernatural horror film, "The Ring", directed by Gore Verbinski. It stars Naomi Watts (Goodnight Mommy, Down, Mulholland Drive ), Martin Henderson (), and Brian Cox (X-Men 2, Succession).The film discussion begins around 

This week, Captain and Wilson discuss the 2009 supernatural horror film, "The Unborn," directed by David S. Goyer (Blade: Trinity)! It features Odette Yustman (Cloverfield), Gary Oldman (every movie ever), Meagan Good (Shazam!), Cam Gigandet (Pandorum), James Remar (Dexter), Jane Alexander (The Ring), and Idris Elba (Prometheus).The film discussion starts around 14:10.

Jay is here! This week, Captain, Wilson, and Jay rip up the 2002 supernatural horror film, "They", directed by Robert Harmon (The Hitcher) and starring Laura Regan (Dead Silence), Ethan Embry (Vacancy), and Dagmara Dominczyk (Succession).The film discussion begins around 32:00.

This week, Captain and Wilson discuss the 2001 road thriller, "Joy Ride"! Directed by John Dahl, it stars Steve Zahn (The White Lotus), Paul Walker (Fast & Furious), and Leelee Sobieski (Deep Impact).The movie discussion begins around 17:27.

Welcome to season 6!Captain and Wilson kick off the season with the 2001 science fiction horror film "Down," also known as "The Shaft"! Directed by Dick Maas, it stars James Marshall (Twin Peaks), Naomi Watts (Mulholland Drive), Eric Thal (The Puppet Masters), Michael Ironside (Total Recall), Edward Herrmann (Gilmore Girls), and Ron Perlman (Hellboy)!The movie discussion starts around 16:57.

Captain and Wilson catch up on Netflix's "Wednesday," the cancellation of "Midnight Club" and Pongo and Perdita. The film discussion starts at 15:40. This week, they discuss the 2014 horror, "As Above, So Below," staring Perdita Weeks (Magnum P.I.), Ben Feldman (Superstore), and Edwin Hodge (The Purge).

This week, Captain and Wilson discuss the origins of Wilson's favorite beverage, and a movie where the cast and crew were mauled by lions!The movie discussion starts 19:20.Captain and Wilson conclude the season with the 2019 psychological horror/thriller, "The Lodge", starring Riley Keough (Mad Max: Fury Road), Jaeden Martell (IT), Lia McHugh (Eternals), Alicia Silverstone (Clueless), and Richard Armitage (The Hobbit)!

This week, Captain and Wilson talk about Mike Flanagan's newest show, Midnight Club, as well as season 3 of Evil.Around 21:57, they jump into this week's movie discussion, which is the 2019 horror, "Girl on the Third Floor" starring CM Punk and Trieste Kelly Dunn!

Captain and Wilson catch up on dogs in bags and Halloween Ends. They dive into the film review around 19:30 in.This week, they discuss the 2003 Stephen King adaptation, a science fiction horror film, "Dreamcatcher", starring Morgan Freeman, Damian Lewis (Billions), Jason Lee (My Name Is Earl), Timothy Olyphant (Santa Clarita Diet), and Thomas Jane (The Mist)!

This week, Captain and Wilson breakdown the 2007 horror, "Vacancy", starring Kate Beckinsale (Underworld) and Luke Wilson (Idiocracy)!

Join Captain and Wilson this week as they review the 2015 indie horror film, "The VVitch," starring Anya Taylor-Joy (The Queen's Gambit), Ralph Ineson (The Northman), and Kate Dickie (Prometheus, Game of Thrones)!

This week, Captain and Wilson discuss the cult classic 1990 horror/comedy film "Tremors," starring Kevin Bacon (Footloose, They/Them), Fred Ward (Escape from Alcatraz), and Reba McEntire (Reba)!

This week, Captain and Wilson discuss the 2005 horror/thriller, "House of Wax," directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, and starring Elisha Cuthbert (The Girl Next Door), Chad Michael Murray (One Tree Hill), Jared Padalecki (Friday the 13th), Jon Abrahams (Scary Movie), and Paris Hilton.