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Join us this week as we are shown the dangers of marrying a generically handsome man you've only known for a few months in the 2018 Lifetime "thriller" Murder at the Mansion. Also known as Engaged to a Psycho, which is a much funner title but surprisingly has nothing to do with the film.

Welcome to the Broke Arcade, where this week we're playing Fire Emblem Heroes. It may not be a movie, but it is free (if you want it to be).

This holiday season, why not wrap yourself up in a warm blanket, light a nice fire, and prime all your homemade death traps as we discuss the 1989 French spooky Santa thriller 3615 code Père Noël. Also known as Deadly Games, Dial Code Santa Claus, Game Over, and Hide and Freak. And definitely not Home Alone.

Is it possible for a production company to sue themselves for plagiarism? Nestor, the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey (1977).

Witness our return to form this week as we are tricked by a cool poster and title into watching the 1984 Rambo knock-off extravaganza Blastfighter. This movie would've been a lot more exciting if it starred an actual tiger. Or even better, a tiger shark.

Specifically, The Wrong Trousers (1993) and A Close Shave (1995).

Get comfortable with us this week as we take an extra long dive into the surprisingly dark and complicated world of the classic 2003 based-on-a-kids-book hit Holes. And make sure you have your two suits, two tokens in hand.

Come with us to find the true source of inspiration. Emma Inspired (2017).

Kick back with us this week as we decide to ignore science for an hour or so in order to better enjoy the 1957 big-version-of-a-regular-animal monster movie Attack of the Crab Monsters. Just don't forget the most important thing: can't stab the crab.

Also known as The King and the Beaver, which tells you all you really need to know. Le Royaume (2010).

Come join us by the haunted fireplace this week with your best carved pumpkin and a big bowl of candy as we regale you tales of Halloweens past, specifically the 1988 one aptly called Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers. Watch out for the boogeyman though, or he just might jam his fingers into your face.

The password is bloody, and so is the movie. Veins (2020).

The horror gets kicked up a notch this week as we are gruesomely mesmerized by the 1980 gut-puking classic City of the Living Dead. I wish a zombie would pull my brain out so I could watch this movie for the first time again.

Get in the Spooky mood with some of David F. Sandberg's horror shorts. Lights out (2013), Shadowed (2020), and Not Alone in Here (2020).

On this week's episode we try our best to recollect the order of the many kidnappings and rescues in the 1972 kung fu classic Ninja Fist of Fire. Featuring no ninjas and very little fire, but more than enough fists to make up for it.

Join us this week for our 50th episode extravaganza as we reminisce about all the movies we have watched for the show, good and bad, and try to categorize them as such. There are surprisingly more good ones than you might think!

He actually held it together pretty well, all things considered. Craig's Pathetic Freakout (2018).

Go undercover with us this week as we infiltrate Ryan Reynolds's now defunct streaming site and are forced to turn back to a more traditional venue to watch his 2003 classic heist twistaroo Foolproof. The con was on us all along!

We liked this movie... a lot. The Lot (2019).

Our podcast curse reaches new heights this week after another channel deletion as we are forced to change movies entirely to the 1989 Troma classic Chopper Chicks in Zombietown. Featuring maybe the most incidental zombies in all of cinema history.

That's French for "Uh, what the fuck". Un Chien Andalou (1929).

We're joined by our dad again this week so he can help us get in the mindset to understand the point of the 1971 groovy animated movie The Point. Based on a true acid trip apparently.

A very straightforwardly titled film but apparently a tricky one to remember. Pitch Black Heist (2011).

Come along with us this week for a nice relaxing drive through the winding roads of the 1974 Ozploitation classic The Cars That Ate Paris. It's like Mad Max if he wasn't so mad and also was a total dingus.