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It's Anthology Week on the annual Wait, You Haven't Seen...? Gore Podcast crossovers, and we are going back to 1990 and Tales from the Darkside: The Movie. Based on the TV series that ran from 1983 to 1988, there are 3 stories, Lot 249, The Cat from Hell, and The Lover's Vow. So, is this an underrated gem of an anthology? Or are these 3 segments best left in the past? Let's find ou...

October means it's time once again for the GORE Podcast takeover! A month of horror with the hosts of GORE. Travis is joined by Wicked, Fae and Dreadly, and we're kicking things off with the remake of The Toxic Avenger. Starring Peter Dinklage, Jacob Tremblay, Taylour Paige, Lisa Guerreiro and featuring Kevin Bacon and Elijah Wood. It's a remake of the 1986 Troma films classic. So, is...

Travis is joined this week by Jeffrey Nix, and they are talking about one of the breakout hits of 2026, Obsession. Starring Inde Navarette (in a breakout performance), Michael Johnston, and written and directed by Curry Barker. What is it that makes this movie so unsettling? And is it worth all the hype it got? Or is it just okay, but not really all that scary? Let's find out... Check out Jeff...

Jaye Newport is back on the show, this time to talk about the first Martin Scorsese film they've ever seen. It's The Aviator, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Cate Blanchett. That's just the tip of the iceberg that this movies cast is. Also featuring John C. Reilly, Alec Baldwin, Alan Alda, Danny Huston, Kate Beckinsale, and even Willem Dafoe. DiCaprio is playing Howard Hughes, filmmaker...

We're back from Dragoncon, and Amy Frost is here to talk about a movie that Travis has never seen; Practical Magic (1998). This movie meant a lot to Amy, and with the sequel now out, Travis wanted to finally see it. While not a hit initially, it has gained a cult following over time. Starring Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman as Witch sisters, how does it stack up to a first time viewing for Travis...

It's the final week of Cage-A-Palooza 2026, and Phil Keating is here to close things out. Travis has never seen the 2005 Nicolas Cage movie The Weather Man. Phil has and wanted to share it. It tells the story of David Spritz, a Chicago TV weather man who's also dealing with his family and people throwing fast food at him on the street all the time. So, is this a quirky comedy? Or is it a journey o...

It's Week four of Cage-A-Palooza 2026, and Travis is joined by Robert Stewart of Stew World Order to talk about the 1998 Brian De Palma directed Cage fest that is, Snake Eyes. Cage plays Atlantic City police detective Rick Santoro, and it's FIGHT NIGHT! But when an assassination takes place during the fight, it's a race to find out who's behind it, what actually happened, and who was the woman tal...

It's week three of Cage-A-Palooza 2026, and Tyra Burton is here to talk about the 2004 film National Treasure. Nic Cage is Benjamin Franklin Gates, a treasure hunter (or Treasure Protector) who decides to steal the Declaration of Independence in order to stop Ian Howe (Sean Bean, in a movie where he doesn't die) from stealing it and possibly destroying it. All in an effort to find an immense and p...

We're in week two of Cage-A-Palooza 2026, and Travis is joined by Steve and Izzy of Everything I Learned From Movies to talk about 2018's Between Worlds. Nic Cage plays Joe, a trucker who meets Julie (Franke Potente) a woman who's daughter was in a motorcycle accident and in a coma. Julie can see in to the afterlife, but only when someone is choking her. I think that's the point here. Joe's wife d...

This week Travis is joined by Jared of the Concessions podcast to kick of Cage-A-Palooza 2026 with the 2002 Spike Jonze directed Adaptation. Written by Charlie Kaufman, starring Cage as Charlie And Donald Kaufman, it's the story of adapting a book to a movie. Or is it about writer's block? Or sibling rivalry? Or maybe orchids and drugs in the swamps of Florida? Let's find out... Check out Jared's...

This week Cricket is here to and Travis is watching the 2023 animated feature Nimona for the first time. It's a story involving Knights, shapshifting "monsters", adventure and some pretty great humor. But it also has a ton of heart, and a great message to tell. So, did you see this one? It was nominated for Best Animated Feature at the Academy Awards, so why is it not talked about more? Let's find...

This week Nizzbit returns and he's brought another World War II film. 2021's Operation Mincemeat, starring Colin Firth, Matthew Macfadyen, Kelly Macdonald and Jason Isaacs. It's directed by John Madden (no, not that one) and tells the story of the eponymous mission to trick the Axis powers in the war in to believing the Allies were going to invade Greece, and not Sicily. The real story is actually...

This week Josh Munro and Josiah Pitchforth are here to talk about the 1981 thriller from Brian De Palma, Blow Out. Starring John Travolta, Nancy Allen, and featuring Dennis Franz and John Lithgow. Jack Terry (Travolta) is a sound guy for low budget horror movies, and when he is out one night collection sounds to use, he witnesses a car veer off the road and in to a river. After rescuing Sally (All...

This week Searanex is back to talk about the 2025 secquel, Nobody 2. The follow up to the 2021 action movie Nobody, starring Bob Odenkirk. Hutch Mansell (Odenkirk) is back in the game as an Auditor, but his work is again affecting his life at home. So he takes the family on a vacation to Plummerville Wisconsin, but things go a bit sideways. So, is this a worthy follow up to a surprisingly good act...

This week Travis is joined by Romina (Redromina online) to talk about the 2009 Duncan Jones directorial Debut, Moon. Starring Sam Rockwell as Sam Bell. He's stationed on the moon harvesting Helium 3, when an accident causes some weirdness to occur. The movie deal with isolation, the sense of self, sci fi tropes a plenty. So, is it a hidden gem, or another low budget, but high ambition movie that m...

This week Josh Munro is back with another early 80s movie that Travis hadn't heard of before. Looker stars Albert Finney, James Coburn, and Susan Dey, and is written and directed by Michael Crichton. Larry (Albert Finney) is a plastic surgeon who finds out that several of his patients have recently died in horrible accidents. He learns that they were all involved with Digital Matrix, and discovers...

This week we have a special episode in front of a live audience at Nerdtacular 2026 (apologies for the live sound, I need to learn how microphones work LOL) in Salt Lake City, Utah! Joe Houde joined Travis to talk about the 2004 Guillermo Del Toro film Hellboy. Joe had never seen it before, so we needed to fix that. Based on the comic book from Mike Mignola, and starring Ron Perlman as Hellboy him...

This week, Nizzbit returns to the show to have Travis watch the 2002 drama Road to Perdition for the first time. Set in 1931, Mike Sullivan works for the local mobster, but when his son Michael Jr stows away on one of his "errands" and witnesses a shootout, they become entangled in a plot to kill them both by the Mobsters son, Connor. Tom Hanks stars along with Paul Newman, Daniel Craig, and Tyler...

This week, Phil Rood is back, and he hasn't ever seen the 1997 film Hoodlum. He had never seen it before, and neither had Travis. Starring Laurence Fishburne, Chi McBride, Tim Roth, Andy Garcia, Vanessa Williams, and a host of others, and directed by Bill Duke. Bumpy Johnson is released from Sing Sing and heads back to Harlem in 1934, and gets in to a gang war with Dutch Schultz. So, why is this m...

This week, Myles of The More You Nerd is back to make Travis watch Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City. A reboot of the Resident Evil movie franchise that tried to adapt the story of the first two games more closely. So, does this one hit the mark? Or can you just skip it and wait for the next movie to come out? Let's find out... Check out https://themoreyounerd.com and https://cosmiccrit.com t...

This week, Vic Iddstar Hill is here to chat about the 2006 Guillermo Del Toro dark Fairy Tale, Pan's Labyrinth. Del Toro had already established himself with films like Blade 2 and Hellboy, but this isn't your typical comic book fare. So, is this a true fairy tale worth watching? Does it live up to the hype it's been given over the past 20 years? Or is it a bit dated in today's climate? Let's find...

This week, Theo (aka Thatoneweirdo) is back on the show with yet another mid 90s hidden gem. To Die For stars Nicole Kidman in a career defining role as Suzanne Stone, a woman obsessed the idea of becoming a TV star, and is willing to go to any lengths to achieve that goal. But is the rest of the movie up to par with Kidman's performance? Can the rest of the cast match that level? Let's find out.....

This week, Rishi is back on the show to talk about the 2004 comedy White Chicks. Written by Shawn, Marlon and Keenen Ivory Wayans, and directed by Keenen Ivory, it's about 2 FBI agents who go undercover and 20 something white socialites. The question is, can you suspend disbelief far enough to buy in to this movie? Is this worthy of the multiple Razzie award nominations it recieved? Let's find out...

This week, Jaye Newport is back on the show. With the recent loss of director/actor Rob Reiner, the boys wanted to talk about his film, A Few Good Men (1992) It's a military courtroom drama about from the early 90s. The words "Code Red" are said almost 45 times throughout the film. And it's hailed as one of the great courtroom dramas of all time. But, is the film really up to all that hype? Or is...

Philip D Keating is back on the show. With the Stanley Cup playoffs starting, he decided it was high time we fixed a Paul Newman shaped hole is Travis' movie knowledge. Slap Shot is a 1977 sports comedy about the Charleston Chiefs hockey team. They are on the verge of being folded, so veteran player coach Reggie Dunlap decides to go for broke and bring in a couple of new enforcers. The Hanson boys...