On this week’s episode, Mike and Steven discuss The Strange Love of Martha Ivers, an impeccable noir film that touches on many of the genre’s hallmark tropes: nihilism, murder, the past, deception, and blackmail. Barbara…
On this week’s episode Mike and Steven return to Veronica Lake during November Noir Month, and examine her second big film with Alan Ladd, The Blue Dahlia. This noir classic is a great look at…
Noir November rolls on with one that’s a bit controversial. Clash By Night, Fritz Lang’s 1952 tale of dissatisfaction and adultery starring Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Ryan, and Marilyn Monroe, is often questioned for its noirness….
It’s November, which means Mike and Steven are talking noir on the show. This time around they’re focusing on two leading ladies of the genre: Veronica Lake and Barbara Stanwyck. Things kick off with This…
This week on the show, Mike and Steven wrap up Not-So-Scary Horror Month with 1987’s The Monster Squad. This horror-comedy is Goonies meets the Universal Monsters, co-written by Shane Black! And in the news segment…
On this week’s episode, Mike and Steven break down the 1978 sci-fi classic, Invasion of the Body Snatchers. This film of conformity and the struggle against it is a feast for the senses and lends…
Do you believe in ghosts? If so, you’re going to love this week’s episode. And if you don’t, well, it’s still a good time. Mike and Steven discuss the late, great William Castle’s 13 Ghosts…
It’s October, which means spooky season. So Mike and Steven are kicking off a month of horror discussions with a caveat: the frights in these films are few and far between. Call them
Stories From the Gridiron Month finally wraps up this week with a spoiler-heavy discussion about HIM, the new football horror film from director Justin Tipping, starring Tyriq Withers and Marlon Wayans. This story of sacrifice…
Stories From the Gridiron Month rolls on this week with a real doozy of a film. Oliver Stone’s Any Given Sunday from 1999 is a highly stylized story of a pro football team struggling to…