Our Midnight Cake: Discussion Series

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of what is widely claimed to be one of the greatest movies of all time, Sultis, Beaches, and Lumberdore meet in the Nexus of Realities to give their 2 cents. The film is great, by the way.

Happy Halloween! 5 weeks in October means an addition to the Halloween Movie series. Join Sultis, Beaches, and Doug in the Nexus for a discussion of Hellraiser 2022. Spoilers ahead!

Joined by Paca, the trans-dimensional beings enter the Nexus of Realities to discuss one of the all-time classics.

Part 3 of our Halloween movie suggestion series is brought to you by Sultis. The Ghost and Mr. Chicken is a 1966 comedy horror film that left us with divided opinions.

A creepy mirror is up to creepy biz in Mike Flanagan's Oculus. Thank you Beaches for this suggestion.

Kicking off the 2022 Halloween season is a suggestion from Doug. The Autopsy of Jane Doe is a back to basics supernatural horror film. Minor spoilers!

Both D23 and the 2022 Emmys may have been a bust, but hopefully our delightful conversation can salvage some enjoyment from the dregs.

Roland Emmerich, may have saved the world with this stupid movie. How you may ask? Well, no Artificial Intelligence is going to view humanity as a serious threat if these are the kinds of movies being made. Join Sultis, Beaches, Lumberdore, and Doug for their discussion of... Moonfall.

Sultis, Beaches, and Lumberdore congregate in the Nexus of Realities to discuss Pig, starring Nicholas Cage. It's an unconventional film for the times, and one we recommend.

Genndy Tartakovsy's Primal is this week's topic of discussion. The series is a beautifully animated story of survival for a Neanderthal and his Tyrannosaurus partner.

After a general discussion of The Lord of the Rings, the friends and trans dimensional beings brave the Nexus once again to discuss the Peter Jackson film The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.

Brace yourselves! Amazon's stupid show, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is just around the corner. Sultis, Beaches, and Paca thought it would be fun to have a general discussion about Tolkien's masterpiece.

Is this new Predator prequel, Prey, perfectly peerless? No. But, it is a fun movie. Spoilers ahead!

Remember when Comic Con was about comics? Our Midnight Cake remembers. With another San Diego Comic Con in the rearview, we look at some of the things we're excited for... and some we could do without.

Sultis and Beaches work out their differing opinions on the 29th movie in the MCU, Thor: Love and Thunder. It's going to be a bumpy ride.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) is what brings the friends and trans-dimensional beings together in the Nexus this week. The film took the world by surprise, and we were no exception.

This week, the trans-dimensional beings meet in the Nexus to discuss one of the most ridiculous parodies to date, Kung Pow! Enter the Fist. This film from Steve Odekerk has fun with the entire genre of 70s Kung Fu movies.

Last Night in Soho is a visually stunning and entertaining film from director Edgar Wright, and the subject of this week's venture into the Nexus.

A Happy Belated Birthday to Mel Brooks! In celebration, the friends and trans-dimensional beings are joined by Paca in the Nexus to discuss the legendary funny man's directorial debut - The Producers!

Still feeling the effects of Sultis' planar disruption, the friends and trans dimensional beings meet in the Nexus to talk about the 1996 cult classic from Tim Burton, Mars Attacks!

After a planar disruption, Sultis, Lumberdore, and Paca reconvene within the Nexus to explore the 1971 cult classic Harold and Maude.

Norm Macdonald: Nothing Special is the topic of this week's excursion into the Nexus of Realities. Join Sultis, Beaches, Lumberdore, and Doug as they discuss the legendary comedian's final comedy special and poorly retell some of their favorite bits.

Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers is a surprise delight in a desert of corporate cash grabs and studio idiocy. To discuss this phenomenon, Sultis, Lumberdore, and Doug join together in the Nexus of Realities.

Stephen Spielberg's 1993 cinematic masterpiece Jurassic Park is what brings the trans-dimensional beings to the Nexus this week. Modern visual storytellers and studios could learn a thing or two from this one.

Spoilers for Dr. Strange and The Multiverse of Madness abound when Sultis, Beaches, and Doug meet in the Nexus to discuss the latest MCU box office smash.