Debaser: A Film Podcast

Will & Jared are joined by special guests Nicole and Alex to discuss the hit horror film of the year by emerging young director Curry Barker: Obsession. What exactly is a novelty store? Does the One Wish Willow we bought actually work? Which lie does Alex catch the director in? Is Jared a top or a bottom? Listen to find out! Obsession is available to stream on Peacock, and available on VOD on PrimeVideo, Fandango, and AppleTV. Our Intro for the horror season is by Blaqkshadow and our regu...

Will & Jared get lost in the back of their dad's sprawling office and the hot new A24 film by young director Kane Parsons: Backrooms. What are the hosts' plans for the new Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake? Which Obama clip does Jared get obsessed? How can Jared easily describe the idea of creepypasta and the backrooms to someone unfamiliar? Can a 20 year old make a good movie? Listen to find out! Backrooms is available on HBOMax, and on VOD elsewhere. Our Intro for the horror sea...

Will & Jared delve into the newest film by the director of Drive in a trippy and divisive horror movie in Nicholas Winding Refn's Her Private Hell. Did Will and Jared enter their own personal hell in this controversial flick? What past incident in the director's life helped bring this movie to fruition? Is Jared going to get beat up the next time he gets his haircut? How good is the HBO show Lanterns? Listen to find out! Her Private Hell is available on VOD via Prime TV, Vudu, and Apple T...

Will & Jared kick off the spooky season with an indie horror flick featuring a queer twist on It Follows in Adrian Chiarella's Leviticus. Is Leviticus a compelling entry in the queer horror genre? What did the movie help Will to understand about himself? Which house was Will's favorite at Halloween Horror Nights this year? What friendslop game does Jared recommend? Listen to find out! Leviticus is available to watch on VOD through Prime Video, Apple TV, and VUDU. Our Intro for the horro...

Will & Jared tune in to the newest film by Edgar Wright and root for Glenn Powell in the 2025 remake of The Running Man. How does this film compare against the 1987 version with Arnold Schwarzenegger? How are we to interpret the controversal ending? Do we talk about Sonic for too long at the end? How good are our Jonathan Davis impressions? Listen to find out! The Running Man is available to watch on Prime Video, Paramount +, FUBO, MGM+, and VOD. Our Intro is by AJ Stillabower (ajstillab...