Preceding Film

We end horror movie month by discussing one of the masters of horror, Sam Raimi, and his 2009 film Drag Me To Hell. That film was inspired by a 1957 film titled Night of the Demon, which Martin Scorsese has put in his top 11 scariest movies ever made.Want to contact us? Email [email protected]

Horror movie month continues as Heath and Drew literally record from a lighthouse as they discuss Robert Eggers's haunting 2019 psychological horror The Lighthouse along with the oldest film they have reviewed: Jean Grémillon's 1929 silent film The Lighthouse Keepers, which was a direct inspiration for Eggers.Want to contact us? Email [email protected]

In what many are calling the loosest pairing of movies ever done on the podcast, Drew and Heath discuss the hosts' collective favorite Mandy starring Nicolas Cage, along with the DC Comic adaptation Constantine starring Keanu Reeves.

Drew and Heath kick off horror movie month by discussing the Godfather of Slasher Films, Tobe Hooper's The Texas Chain Saw Massacre along with the 2003 remake The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.Want to contact us? Email [email protected]

Drew and Heath had interview several filmmakers as they had the opportunity of attending this year's Fayetteville Film Festival. Interviews include: Caleb Ferguson, creator of My Little Sunshine; Jennica Schwartzman, actress in Chamber; Aidan Kolokithas, creator of Sonder; Jazmyne Black, creator of Godhead; Marc Crandall, director of After the Beep; actress Christina King; Jill Dae, creator of DEI; Eli Leach, creator of The Wizard in the Alley; producer Sebastian Twardosz; Justin Stewart, director, and Joseph Mcculley, editor and post production specialist of Rock Van Winkle | Black Builder of Northwest Arkansas.We did experience some audio difficulties so the audio does sound a little quiet as it was recorded with a backup microphone.Want to contact us? Email [email protected]