Uncanny Cinema

Our next Halloween offering is the found footage Bigfoot film Exists by one of the Blair Witch creators. We examine the effects, ways it plays with the genre, stand your ground laws, and more. Panelists: Jason, Ryan, Tim

The Company of Wolves, based on the works of Angela Carter, is our focus for this Halloween entry, and we take stock of the sets, stellar practical effects, Dame Angela Lansbury, and some very good boys. Panelists: Jack, Colin G

Michael Mann's bizarre horror fantasy The Keep is the focus of our second Halloween episode of the year, a dreamlike and meandering film that somehow makes monsters and Nazis boring. Panelists: Jimmy, Nathan, David

Greetings, travelers. We kick off spooky season with the comedic masterpiece Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, a short-lived British series that's garnered quite the cult following. Panelists: Ryan, Steve, Jack

We tackle a new double feature with the two Brady Bunch movies, quirky and somewhat biting satires from the '90s that still hold up. Panelists: Catie, Jess, Dusty

The "Dream Team" tackles our worst movie yet, and perhaps the worst movie ever, in 2011's Love on a Leash, a film Eric described as being "defiantly incompetent." Panelists: Eric, Jack, Steve

We finally broke Jack in this episode focused on the bizarre stop motion film Mad God. Our newcomer Colin believes it's in the running for the "Wetties," and summed up one sequence with "Shovel shit or get shocked: These are the rules of Gnometown." Strap tight, kids. Panelists: Jack, Colin G, Eric

The crew looks at Birdemic: Shock and Terror, the film Alfred Hitchcock would have made if he was terrible at his job. Panelists: Jack, Izzy, David

It's our Summer Blowout Sale and everything must go, so we're digging into Midsommar, discussing its beauty and horror, along with everything else that makes it a modern masterpiece. Panelists: Jack, Eric, Jess

We take a look at Show Pieces and The Show, Alan Moore's first efforts in the film world, letting the long-time comics writer and necromancer cast his spell over us. Panelists: Eric, David

We suffer through the gulag that is A Talking Cat!?! and barely make it out to the other side. Let it be known we all raised our hands in the air Shawshank-style in the end, truly having a newfound appreciation for life. Panelists: Jack, Dusty, Matt

It's Lovecraft meets Chandler in Cast a Deadly Spell, a hardboiled fantasy from HBO, and the crew takes a look at the effects, dialogue, cast, and more. Panelists: David, Jack, Eric

For this episode, we investigate some "roots" of the original Terminator, along with a variety of other "inspirations" for the works of James Cameron, including two Harlan Ellison penned Outer Limits episodes. There is nothing wrong with your streaming platform. Panelists: Jason, Steve, Eric

The western-horror film Bone Tomahawk is next up for the crew, and we spend our time alternating between being pleasantly amused and utterly horrified. Panelists: Jimmy, Nathan, Fabs

For the 45th anniversary of the original Star Wars, we look at the notorious Holiday Special, testing the limits of our love for the franchise. Happy Life Day. Panelists: Jack, Steve, Aubrie

The crew looks at I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore, the black comedy crime thriller that delivers a lot of surprises. Panelists: Jess, Matt, Tim, Dusty

Our panel of comics fans blasts off into The Rocketeer, the Disney-backed '90s comic book film vying for the Indiana Jones audience. Along the way we discover the two things constantly on a loop in Nate's brain. Panelists: David, Nate

For our 75th episode, corresponding with the 110th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, we tackle our first double feature with two terrible animated films of questionable taste. Strap tight for this one, 'cause it's party time. Panelists: Jack, Eric, Steve

In our second annual April Fools' Day Switcheroo, we look at the stunning and Oscar-winning musical Cabaret, touching on its differences from the stage version, basement Nazi paraphernalia, and my invulnerability to Guernica. Panelists: Chris, Catie, Jess

Apologies for the delay, but the Revenge of the '90s boys and I got lost on our way to Waponi Woo to take a look at Joe Versus the Volcano, the OG Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan romantic comedy. Panelists: Fabs, Steve

Ohhh, Jack's got Trouble - with a capital "T" and that rhymes with "P" and that stands for Pruppets! We subject her, and everyone else, to 2019's Pinocchio to mixed results. Panelists: Jack, Eric, Jess

We take a deep dive into Leviathan, a 1980s sci-fi/horror film that heaps on the fishmonster mayhem. Panelists: Nate, David, Dusty

The film noir media satire Ace in the Hole is our focus this go-round, as we take stock of rattlesnake festivals, Yogi Berra, Yogi Bear, and Jack's bionic implant. Panelists: Jack, Tim

In space, no one can hear Jason scream about The Secret, but they just might catch some faint sounds of the meteor rejector along with our thoughts on the seminal sci-fi film Planet of the Vampires. Panelists: Steve, Jason, Eric

Our panel digs into the cultural phenomenon Billy Jack, which chronicles the exploits of a biracial ex-Green Beret who fights for peace & love through martial arts. Panelists: Doug, Devin