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Send us Fan Mail Starring Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode and Donald Pleasence as Dr. Sam Loomis, Halloween helped define the slasher genre and introduced the world to the terrifying Michael Myers. But nearly 50 years later, does the original Halloween still hold up as the ultimate slasher movie? We're breaking down everything we love about this horror classic, from Dean Cundey's incre...

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Send us Fan Mail We're back with a brand new podcast episode to talk about James Wan's 2013 modern horror masterpiece, Tha Conjuring! #podcast #podcastclips #podcaster #podcastshow #moviepodcast #moviereview #filmpodcast #filmreview #horror #horrormovies #youtubepodcast #videopodcast #youtubepodcasts 

Send us Fan Mail We're back with a brand new episode and we're discussing Paul Verhoeven's 1987 dystopian sci-i classic, Robocop! We touch on some current events and even give our opinions on generative AI in this podcast so make sure to let us know where you stand in the comments! 

Send us Fan Mail In 2012, Vertigo famously knocked Citizen Kane off the top spot of the BFI Sight & Sound critics' poll, becoming the film critics considered the greatest film of all time. But does it actually deserve that reputation?

Send us Fan Mail This week, Bryan and Shakeel are diving headfirst into Scott Derrickson's supernatural horror hit, The Black Phone (2021), starring Ethan Hawke as the terrifying "Grabber" and Mason Thames as Finney. Does this Blumhouse film hold up on a rewatch, or does digital filmmaking take away from its 1970s horror aesthetic? The guys clash over Ethan Hawke’s villainous perfor...

Send us Fan Mail Bryan and Shakeel are back to talk about the latest entry into the Evil Dead franchise, Evil Dead Burn! This episode of our Practically Film Guys podcast also cover other entries into the Evil Dead franchise as well as popular horror movie releases and our opinios on them.

Send us Fan Mail Practically Film Guys Bryan and Shakeel fire up the chainsaw and dive into one of the most influential horror films ever made: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974). We explore what made the film so effective, how it changed the horror landscape forever, and why it still feels so unsettling today despite showing remarkably little on screen. Make sure to follow us on Instagram and Yo...

Bryan is a writer/director of short film who also works as a cinematographer and a commercial videographer.  Shakeel is a prop maker and speciall effects make-up artist. Join us as we talk about everything from Lon Chaney to James Cameron's Avatar in our brand new film pocast. In this episode we talk briefly about how we met, our creative histories, and our top 4 movies of all time!