Podcast appearances and mentions of matthew monagle

Think you've seen every possible version of the Cinderella story? Think again. In this episode of the Uncertified podcast series, Matt Donato and Matthew Monagle discuss Emilie Blichfeldt's The Ugly Stepsister, a mashup of regency tropes and body horror that has earned comparisons to The Substance. But whereas Coralie Fargeat's film leans into the grotesque, you may just find that The Ugly Stepsister is a surprisingly gentle take on unachievable body standards.

In this week's episode, we're swapping an "M" for an "M" to keep the formula correct. Certified Forgotten's Matt Donato covered South by Southwest 2025 from start to finish, but Matthew Monagle did not. So, Donato called in backup to help with an entire episode dedicated to the horror films of SXSW. Please welcome back Bloody Disgusting's Meagan Navarro, one of the tippy-top horror journalists working today. Listen in to hear about all the rad horror titles you should keep an eye out for in the future!

If you're a longtime Certified Forgotten listener, you know how co-hosts Matt Donato and Matthew Monagle feel about Oz Perkins. They've debated The Blackcoat's Daughter, reviewed Longlegs, and have made their stances known. So where does The Monkey fit into their discussion? It's the least "Oz Perkins" of any Oz Perkins movie, much to Donato's pleasure. The question is, will this ultra-gory, weirdly humorous, more "Midnighter" Stephen King adaptation also work for Monagle?

Who's ready to talk about a movie about body horror and beauty that made headlines this week? No, the other one! In this episode of the Uncertified podcast series, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato talk about Sasha Rainbow's Grafted, a New Zealand horror film that, like many upcoming body horror releases, will get comparisons to The Substance but actually deserves them, too.

Matthew Monagle loves the Alien franchise. Matt Donato loves Fede Álvarez. But did either of them love Alien: Romulus? Listen and find out! In this week's episode of Uncertified, Matthew and Matt tackle the new Alien prequel from Álvarez, which is gorgeous, bloody, and full of creative decisions that, ah, might've looked better on paper.

This week, we continue our discussions with the creators of Certified Forgotten as Matt Donato drops by to discuss how much of a self-named "weenie" he was growing up. We talk his horror history, how Certified Forgotten came about, working with Matthew Monagle and his favorite episode. Then, we talk the incredibly silly (and somewhat problematic) Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! Why did Donato choose this silly movie? Why is it a musical? How many people almost died making this film? And why, exactly, is this the Shin Godzilla of food horror? All this and morning in this silly conversation about an even sillier movie!Follow Matt Donato and Certified Forgotten!Follow Mary Beth, Terry and the Podcast on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Terry and MB chat with writer and co-founder of Certified Forgotten Matthew Monagle! They chat about Monagle's fascinating horror history and he guides them through his deep and thoughtful reading of Tremors 2. Follow Monagle and Certified Forgotten on Twitter.Follow Mary Beth, Terry and the Podcast on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Film critic, tabletop gaming enthusiast, and Trinity University alumnus Matthew Monagle joins Your Stupid Minds to talk about 2020's The New Mutants, a film troubled by reshoots, company mergers, and a theatrical release right in the middle of a global pandemic. Dani Moonstar (Blu Hunt) is brought to a mysterious facility after her entire family dies during a “tornado.” The facility's sole employee, Dr. Cecilia Reyes (Alice Braga), tells her she's a mutant (of the X-Men variety, not the post-apocalyptic) and she's in this building for her own protection. Dani meets other young mutants in the facility: Sam (Stranger Things's Charlie Heaton), Rahne (Game of Thrones's Maisie Williams), Illyana (Queen's Gambit's Anya Taylor-Joy) and Roberto (Teen Wolf's Henry Zaga), and together they try to take control of their powers (or discover what they are), figure out why they can't leave, watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer (created by no one), and, if they have time, discover why their nightmares come to life and try to kill them. If you're wondering if this a) has anything to do with a certain “sinister” X-Men villain teased in a previous film, and b) if this will result in an entire New Mutants cinematic universe, the answer is yes and no.

Film writer and co-founder of Certified Forgotten Matthew Monagle enters the Hit Factory to discuss the cannibal horror 'Ravenous'. We discuss the film's onerous origins, its breathtakingly subversive score, and the wonders of an outsider's perspective on American colonialism. ....Our theme song is 'Mirror; by Chris Fish

It's the return of ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN REDUX and on this episode we're joined by returning guest film critic Matthew Monagle to talk about the 1999 Eric Roberts thriller RESTRAINING ORDER, featuring Hannes Jaenicke, Tatjana Patitz, and Dean Stockwell! We also chat about our favorite TV theme songs, erectile dysfunction, mockbusters and SO MUCH MORE! CHECK IT OUT! The post Episode 104: Eric Roberts is the Man Redux – Restraining Order (1999) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

It's the return of ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN REDUX and on this episode we're joined by returning guest film critic Matthew Monagle to talk about the 1999 Eric Roberts thriller RESTRAINING ORDER, featuring Hannes Jaenicke, Tatjana Patitz, and Dean Stockwell! We also chat about our favorite TV theme songs, erectile dysfunction, mockbusters and SO MUCH MORE! CHECK IT OUT! The post Episode 104: Eric Roberts is the Man Redux – Restraining Order (1999) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

Looking for a Midsommar fix without all that pesky "prestige" or "budget"? Friends, do we have a pick for you. In this episode, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by Certified Forgotten contributing editor Christine Makepeace to discuss Population 436, Michelle MacLaren's 2006 direct-to-video gem.

Is it possible for the first film in an international horror mega-franchise to really be "forgotten"? If you're the Ju-On franchise, the answer is yes. On this week's episode, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by Terry Mesnard to discuss Takashi Shimizu's debut feature, often lost in a confusing labyrinth of remakes and sequels.

What began as a very special video episode of Certified Forgotten for the Reel Love Film Festival now finds its way to your podcast platform of choice! In this episode, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by Haleigh Foutch and Perri Nemiroff, the co-hosts of Collider's Witching Hour. Together, the dynamic duos discuss Breaking Surface, a 2020 underwater thriller from director Joachim Hedén.

How can a big-budget sequel to an international hit disappear from the public eye? This is the question the Certified Forgotten team must grapple with. On this week's episode, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by Jonathan Barkan to talk about French cinema, religious horror, and those darn ninja monks from hell.

Is The Poughkeepsie Tapes truly forgotten when horror fans everywhere have, at least once, uttered this infamous film's title? According to the Certified Forgotten rulebook, it is. Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by Ari Drew to discuss the curious case of a found footage horror film that everyone talked about, yet no one saw.

Stalkers watch their flocks on silent nights - including an unsuspecting family of independent sorority sisters. This classic holiday horror is often overshadowed by the generation of grisly slashers it inspired, and by two modern remakes with noticeably different plots. This Christmas, the gang explores slasher lineage and feminist themes in Black Christmas. Motion Picture Terror Scale: 3 (Marcus) / 4 (Melissa) / 3 (Grady). Quality: 5/4/4 Enjoyment: 5/3/4 Articles mentioned in this episode: "Bob Clark interview" in Icons of Fright "The Politics of Slasher Black Christmas" by Matthew Monagle in the Austin Chronicle "12 Surprising Facts About Black Christmas" by Matthew Jackson in Mental Floss "Black Christmas – Original Radio and TV Spots" on YouTube

Do you really deserve that 'World's Best Dad' mug when your daughter is possessed by an evil spirit? In this episode of Certified Forgotten, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by film critic Rebecca Pahle (Boxoffice Pro) to discuss It Comes, a Japanese exorcism film unlike any other.

Who can you trust when you have no memory? That's the intriguing premise of 'Fugue,' the 2018 premiere of Canadian writer-director Tomas Street. In this episode of Certified Forgotten, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by film critic Lindsay Traves (Bloody Disgusting) to discuss all things genre and Canada.

Beware the Honey Baron! In this very special episode of Certified Forgotten, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by writer-director Tyler MacIntyre (Patchwork, Tragedy Girls) to discuss the standout Brazilian horror film The Devil Lives Here.

Feeling like you would sell your soul for a good rock 'n roll slasher? Then look no further than 1991's Shock 'Em Dead. In this episode of Certified Forgotten, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by horror journalist Breanna Whipple to discuss the beautiful marriage of rock and horror.

Think you've seen everything found footage has to offer? Think again. In this week's episode of the Certified Forgotten podcast, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by horror scholar Mary Beth McAndrews to discuss Paul McGhie's brilliant found footage/folk horror mashup 'Webcast.'

It's the return of ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN REDUX and on this episode we're joined by returning guest film critic Matthew Monagle to talk about the 1999 Eric Roberts thriller RESTRAINING ORDER, featuring Hannes Jaenicke, Tatjana Patitz, and Dean Stockwell! We also chat about our favorite TV theme songs, erectile dysfunction, mockbusters and SO MUCH MORE! CHECK IT OUT! The post Episode 36 – Eric Roberts is the Man – Restraining Order (1999) appeared first on Cinema Smorgasbord.

Remember what life was like back in the days of direct-to-cable HBO originals? That's the question behind this week's film, Martin Campbell's Cast a Deadly Spell. Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by horror journalist and composer Jerry Smith to discuss how the film brings together the best of fantasy and film noir.

Would you stand in the mirror and say "Dead Mary" three times? That's the question behind this week's film, 2007's direct-to-video classic Dead Mary. Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by horror journalist Zena Dixon to discuss the ways in which Dead Mary is basically a cross of Evil Dead and The Thing - and why that makes it so goshdarn lovable.

You've met the xenomorph, the predator, little green men and the thing. Now, welcome a slithering parasite to the pantheon of horrifying extra-terrestrial killers. Marcus, Melissa and Grady have a close encounter with Russia's "Sputnik," a deeper-than-you'd-expect summer movie released during a mostly movie-less summer. Motion Picture Terror Scale: 2 (Marcus), 3 (Melissa), 3- (Grady). Quality: 4 / 3+ / 4- Enjoyment: 5+ / 3+ / 4 Articles mentioned in this episode: "53 photos of Russia's decade after the collapse of the Soviet Union," by Elena Holodny in Business Insider "Russia's Vladamir Putin," in Throughline "Why Period Dramas Are So Relevant Today," by Matthew Monagle in No Film School "‘Sputnik’: Designing an Alien Inspired by Snakes and Komodo Dragons in a Rare Russian Sci-Fi — Spoilers," by Ryan Lattanzio in IndieWire "How 'Sputnik' Puts a Unique Spin on Sci-Fi Horror," by Jo Light in No Film School "The new sci-fi horror film Sputnik had to reinvent the slimy space alien," by Matt Patches in Polygon

Nothing will ever be as scary as your first high school love. That's the premise behind this week's film, John Carchietta's coming-of-age thriller Teenage Cocktail. Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by horror journalist BJ Colangelo to discuss how the film subverts expectations - and the male gaze.

What do you get when you mix a dash of Clive Barker, a dollop of David Fincher, and one of the most knowledgeable horror scholars this side of Toronto? Why, you get the most recent episode of Certified Forgotten! This week, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by Horror Queers host Joe Lipsett to discuss The Nameless, the 1999 horror film from Spanish filmmaker - and Rec creator - Jaume Balagueró.

More films should come with extended dreamlike dance numbers. That's why, in this week's episode of Certified Forgotten, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by AVClub writer Katie Rife to discuss Funky Forest: The First Contact, the 2005 science-fiction/comedy film from Japanese filmmakers Katsuhito Ishii, Hajime Ishimine, and Shunichiro Miki 

Ever wondered if your family member was a serial killer? Us... neither? On this episode of Certified Forgotten, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato discuss Scott Schirmer's criminally underseen 2012 horror film Found with special guest Anya Stanley.

On this episode of Certified Forgotten, both Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are put in the uncomfortable situation of having to compliment guest Rob Hunter. They also find time to argue about Norwegian slasher Cold Prey 2. Great sequel? Or great-EST sequel? You be the judge.

The mold knows, Jack! And so do Matthew Monagle, Matt Donato, and special guest Melissa Kay. Since Melissa is the de facto head of the Jeffrey Combs fan club, this week's episode is dedicated to Motivational Growth, a movie about a hopeless shut-in and the oh-so-special talking mold that reshapes his life. 

PLANET VULCAN - EPISODE TWENTY-TWO: TERMINATOR ['84] / TERMINATOR 2: JUDGEMENT DAY ['91] Special Guest: Matthew Monagle (Writer: Austin Chronicle, One Perfect Shot/Film School Rejects, /Film) Episode Breakdown: Intro Director's Wall: Terminator ['84] / Terminator 2: Judgement Day ['91] Employee Picks:  Rockie: TUFF TURF [1985, d. Fritz Kier & w. Jette Rinck] Jacob: EYES WIDE SHUT [1999, d. Stanley Kubrick, w. Frederic Raphael & Stanley Kubrick]  The Regulars:  Matthew Monagle (Film Writer: Austin Chronicle, One Perfect Shot/Film School Rejects, /Film) Matthew's Pick: THE HITCHER [1986, d. Robert Harmon, w. Eric Red]

Cowboys! Bikers! And, of course, werewolves! It's the third episode of Certified Forgotten, where hosts Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by Bloody Disgusting writer Meagan Navarro to discuss High Moon.

Brock Wilbur (a games writer) and Matthew Monagle (a movie writer) have started a show to talk about board game adaptations of IPs from their worlds. Today's adventure is a Jurassic Park. I know you've probably never heard of Jurassic Park so this will be a fun introduction. Oh, wait? You're everyone, ever? Well. This game makes you feel like you're doing a good dino sprinty panic time. Also you can buy it for like six bucks. This is a hard recommend. Please tell a friend and leave us some feedback!

In the first full episode of Certified Forgotten, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by Horror Noire producer Ashlee Blackwell to discuss AJ Annila's period horror film Sauna.

Brock Wilbur (a games writer) and Matthew Monagle (a movie writer) have started a show to talk about board game adaptations of IPs from their worlds. Today's adventure is Awaken Realms' The War of Mine. Based on a video game of same name, this SimSarajevo is one of the bleakest experiences we've ever encountered... and our most divisive. Please tell a friend and leave us some feedback!

Brock Wilbur (a games writer) and Matthew Monagle (a movie writer) have started a show to talk about board game adaptations of IPs from their worlds. Today's adventure is Fantasy Flight's Game of Thrones (2nd Edition) which pits you against all the other houses of Westeros. It's an excellent adaptation that captures the political intrigue of the books first and the TV second. Please tell a friend and leave us some feedback!

On episode 98 of ERITFM we're hunting the most dangerous game of all.. MAN! THE man, even, as Eric Roberts and his police buddies get hunted down by an intergalactic big game hunter in the surprisingly entertaining action horror science fiction movie ENDANGERED SPECIES from director Kevin Tenney (NIGHT OF THE DEMONS, WITCHBOARD). Desperately outclassed (as per usual), Liam and Doug are joined by the wonderful writer/critic Matthew Monagle to bring a little sense to the proceedings. We talk Richard Marx, cats, DMX and all the latest Eric Roberts news. WHAT FUN! As always, check out ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN on Twitter, or come chat ER (or anything else) on our Facebook group. Don't forget to head over to iTunes to subscribe and rate the show. If you like it.. tell a friend! Our theme song is (unofficially) officially endorsed by ERIC ROBERTS! This week's guest is the tremendous writer (and all-around human) Matthew Monagle, who can be found on Twitter at @LabSplice. Check out his assembled writing (for One Perfect Shot, Film School Rejects and others) at https://monagle.journoportfolio.com/. Break #1 – “Bop Gun (Endangered Species)” by Parliament Funkadelic Break #2 – “Lotion” by The Greenskeepers The post Episode 98: Endangered Species (2003) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

On episode 98 of ERITFM we’re hunting the most dangerous game of all.. MAN! THE man, even, as Eric Roberts and his police buddies get hunted down by an intergalactic big game hunter in the surprisingly entertaining action horror science fiction movie ENDANGERED SPECIES from director Kevin Tenney (NIGHT OF THE DEMONS, WITCHBOARD). Desperately outclassed (as per usual), Liam and Doug are joined by the wonderful writer/critic Matthew Monagle to bring a little sense to the proceedings. We talk Richard Marx, cats, DMX and all the latest Eric Roberts news. WHAT FUN! As always, check out ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN on Twitter, or come chat ER (or anything else) on our Facebook group. Don’t forget to head over to iTunes to subscribe and rate the show. If you like it.. tell a friend! Our theme song is (unofficially) officially endorsed by ERIC ROBERTS! This week’s guest is the tremendous writer (and all-around human) Matthew Monagle, who can be found on Twitter at @LabSplice. Check out his assembled writing (for One Perfect Shot, Film School Rejects and others) at https://monagle.journoportfolio.com/. Break #1 – “Bop Gun (Endangered Species)” by Parliament Funkadelic Break #2 – “Lotion” by The Greenskeepers The post Episode 98: Endangered Species (2003) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

Brock Wilbur (a games writer) and Matthew Monagle (a movie writer) have started a show to talk about board game adaptations of IPs from their worlds. Today's adventure is Project Raygun's partnership with Mondo Games that adapts John Carpenter's 1982 film The Thing. Pretty soon nobody trusts anybody, and we're all very tired. We hope you're enjoying the show. Please tell a friend and leave us some feedback!

Brock Wilbur (a games writer) and Matthew Monagle (a movie writer) have started a show to talk about board game adaptations of IPs from their worlds. We start out with Fantasy Flight Games' version of Fallout. This post-apocalyptic adventure invites players to co-operate (kinda) towards a set of victory conditions while bringing out some of the most complicated game systems imaginable? Anyhow, welcome to the new show and please let us know what you think about it.

There are big movies, there are big movies, and then there is Avengers: Infinity War, the culmination of nearly ten years of Marvel continuity and superhero stories. This week on After the Credits, Matthew Monagle and film-critic-slash-film-editor Amon Warmann discuss the biggest movie in a franchise of big movies. Did our favorites make it out alive? You'll have to listen to find out.

It takes a perfect confluence of events for Hollywood to release a Steven Spielberg movie that most people are only kinda excited to see, but that's exactly the case with Ready Player One. In this week's episode of the After the Credits podcast, Matthew Monagle and Cinapse co-founder Ed Travis break down Spielberg's latest special effects extravaganza. Does Spielberg still have that ever-magical it?

This week on After the Credits, Matthew is joined by Film School Rejects critic William Dass to discuss The Shape of Water and Guillermo del Toro's body of work as a whole. Learn why our two critics love them some Michael Stuhlbarg and describe the film as not-unlike Pushing Daisies in the Upside Down. Follow host Matthew Monagle (@labsplice) and guest William Dass (@WBDass) on Twitter, and don’t forget to subscribe to One Perfect Pod wherever you get your podcasts (AND leave us a rating or review!).

After the Credits makes its triumphant return as host Matthew Monagle is joined by critic Rob Hunter to discuss the new Jackie Chan movie, The Foreigner. Don't forget to support our sponsor, VideoBlocks. Download all the stock video footage your heart desires for $149/year. Start today at videoblocks.com/rejects.

In part two of our special report from Fantastic Fest 2017, Neil chats with After the Credits host Matthew Monagle about Brawl in Cell Block 99, The Line, Wheelman, and more. Don't forget to support this month's sponsor, VideoBlocks. Go to videoblocks.com/rejects to get all the stock video your heart desires for only $149/year.

Matthew Monagle and MoviePilot editor Alisha Grauso talk Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman, before and after seeing it.

Matthew Monagle has a story to tell about Baywatch. Subscribe to One Perfect Pod wherever you get your podcasts and don't forget to leave us a rating and review. It helps others discover our channel. As always, follow @OnePerfectShot on Twitter for all the latest happenings in the world of film.

For this week's review, Matthew welcomes on Birth.Movies.Death's Scott Wampler to talk about Ridley Scott's bleak, Michael Fassbender-dominant 'Alien: Covenant.' Follow host Matthew Monagle (@labsplice) and guest Scott Wampler (@ScottWamplerBMD) on Twitter. Subscribe to One Perfect Pod wherever you get your podcasts and don't forget to leave us a rating and review. It helps others discover our channel. As always, follow @OnePerfectShot on Twitter for all the latest happenings in the world of film.

For this week's review, Matthew chats with Mashable's Angie Han to talk about her Guy Ritchie appreciation, breathy soundtracks, and all the slow-motion fighting in King Arthur: Legend of the Sword. Remember to rate and review One Perfect Pod in your favorite podcast app. It helps people discover us. Don't forget to follow host Matthew Monagle (@labsplice), guest Angie Han (@ajhan), and our pod (@OnePerfectPod) on Twitter.

To review Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, we connected with Film Nerd 1.0, longtime writer and critic Drew McWeeny to chat about the return of Marvel's intergalactic group of a-holes. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @OnePerfectPod, follow host Matthew Monagle (@labsplice) and this week's guest Drew McWeeny (@DrewMcWeeny). If you like what you hear, leave us a review on iTunes. It helps others discover our channel.

For this week's review, Matthew Monagle welcomes ScreenCrush senior editor Erin Whitney on to talk about Fate of the Furious. They talk on-set beefs, Jason Statham and The Rock as buddies, and how the franchise might be running low on gas. Show Notes: 00:00:00 - Before the Credits 00:13:02 - After the Credits (includes spoilers) Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Matthew Monagle (@Labsplice) and guest Erin Whitney (@cinemabite). We’d very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. Thanks for listening!

For this week's review, After the Credits host Matthew Monagle is joined by Film School Rejects columnist Danny Bowes to talk about Zach Braff's geriatric heist film Going in Style, starring Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, and Alan Arkin. Yes, it begins with a discussion of auteurism. Episode Notes: 00:00:00 - Preview of Going in Style 00:14:20 - After the Credits review (includes spoilers) Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Matthew Monagle (@Labsplice) and guest Danny Bowes (@bybowes). We’d very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. Thanks for listening!

In this week's edition of After the Credits, Matthew Monagle welcomes back Film School Rejects chief critic Rob Hunter (as a last minute replacement guest) to dig into Ghost in the Shell. They discuss their expectations, then come back after the film to deliver a full review. Timecodes: 00:00:00 - Ghost in the Shell Preview 00:14:20 - After the Credits Review (includes spoilers) Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Matthew Monagle (@Labsplice) and guest Rob Hunter (@FakeRobHunter). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. Thanks for listening!

For this week's review, Film School Rejects chief film critic Rob Hunter returns to chat with host Matthew Monagle about 'Life.' Not the concept, the Ryan Reynolds/Jake Gyllenhaal movie that some people thought might be a Venom prequel (it's not). Hear them talk about expectations ahead of the film and review it with full spoilers in the second segment. Show Notes: 00:00:00 - Before the Credits 00:13:45 - After the Credits (includes Spoilers) Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Matthew Monagle (@Labsplice) and guest Rob Hunter (@FakeRobHunter). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. Thanks for listening!

In the first episode of After the Credits, host Matthew Monagle is joined by Film School Rejects critic Rob Hunter to discuss 'The Belko Experiment,' the James Gunn written and produced office building 'Battle Royale' successor. In the first segment, they discuss their expectations before seeing the film, then come back in the second segment to review the film and see how their initial thoughts may have changed. Show Notes: 00:00:00 - Before The Credits 00:16:50 - After The Credits (Includes Spoilers) Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@OnePerfectPod) and Facebook (facebook.com/oneperfectshot). Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher, on TuneIn, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow host Matthew Monagle (@Labsplice) and guest Rob Hunter (@FakeRobHunter). We'd very much appreciate your feedback, as well. Leave us a review on iTunes or email us: pod@filmschoolrejects.com. Thanks for listening!

It's a punky ROBERTS party! Episode 11 of ERITFM arrives kicking and screaming and packed to the gills with intense ER-related goodness. Our first film features Christopher Walken, faux-Elias Koteas, DANZIG and Eric Roberts as an ANGEL! How appropriate! It's THE PROPHECY II, and it's not bad. Film #2 stars Jake Busey, Crispin Glover, Jennifer Tilly and some of the worst Eric Roberts hair ever put on film. It's FAST SOFA from 2001, and responses are MIXED, which always makes for the best conversation. We're joined by the amazing writer Matthew Monagle, who tells us some BEHIND THE SCENES FAST SOFA INFO. Come for paunchy Chris Walken, stay for the nerdity. ERIC ROBERTS. The post Episode 11: The Prophecy II (1998) & Fast Sofa (2001) (/w Matthew Monagle) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

It's a punky ROBERTS party! Episode 11 of ERITFM arrives kicking and screaming and packed to the gills with intense ER-related goodness. Our first film features Christopher Walken, faux-Elias Koteas, DANZIG and Eric Roberts as an ANGEL! How appropriate! It's THE PROPHECY II, and it's not bad. Film #2 stars Jake Busey, Crispin Glover, Jennifer Tilly and some of the worst Eric Roberts hair ever put on film. It's FAST SOFA from 2001, and responses are MIXED, which always makes for the best conversation. We're joined by the amazing writer Matthew Monagle, who tells us some BEHIND THE SCENES FAST SOFA INFO. Come for paunchy Chris Walken, stay for the nerdity. ERIC ROBERTS. The post Episode 11: The Prophecy II (1998) & Fast Sofa (2001) (/w Matthew Monagle) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.