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A brand new month begins as we kick off Feminist Masterpiece Theatre, celebrating films that spark conversation, challenge expectations, and leave a lasting impact. First up is The Substance. Noel K joins us to break down the jaw dropping body horror, unforgettable performances, razor sharp social commentary, and why this film became one of the most talked about movies of 2024. Is it a masterpiece...

The Grimoire Of Familiar Killers: The Lost Pages closes with Laugh Or Die, our month dedicated to horror comedies that prove scares and laughs can work together perfectly. This week we're covering Tucker & Dale vs. Evil. Cass Hodgins joins us to talk misunderstood hillbillies, accidental carnage, brilliant satire, and why this movie flips the entire slasher formula on its head. We break do...

The Grimoire Of Familiar Killers: The Lost Pages continues with Laugh Or Die, our month celebrating horror comedies that are equal parts hilarious and horrifying. This week we're covering Slither. Pat King joins us to talk alien parasites, unforgettable practical effects, outrageous gore, and why James Gunn turned one of the grossest horror movies ever made into a cult classic. We break down t...

The Grimoire Of Familiar Killers: The Lost Pages continues with Laugh Or Die, our month dedicated to horror comedies that know exactly when to scare you and when to make you laugh. This week we're diving into The Cabin in the Woods. Graeme Pass joins us to unpack the monster-filled madness, meta commentary, secret organizations, and one of the most ambitious horror concepts ever put on screen....

The Grimoire Of Familiar Killers: The Lost Pages returns with a new theme, Laugh Or Die, where we explore horror comedies that blend scares and laughs in unforgettable ways. First up is Jennifer's Body. Bee Dawley joins us to talk demon possession, razor sharp dialogue, early internet backlash, and why this movie has become one of the most celebrated cult classics of the 2000s. We dig into the hor...

Steve’s Birthday Month continues with one of the coolest and funniest movies of the 90s, Men in Black. Michael Mongiardi and Alex Gow join us to talk alien designs, secret organizations, rapid fire jokes, and the perfect chemistry between Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones. We break down why this movie still works, how it nailed its worldbuilding, and why the 90s were unmatched for blockbuster weirdne...

Steve’s Birthday Month keeps rolling with a 90s animated classic, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm. Cam Maitland and Tim Covey join us to talk gothic atmosphere, tragic romance, and why this movie understands Batman better than most live action adaptations. We break down the animation, the mystery, the voice performances, and the emotional weight behind the Phantasm story. Episode 230 of Hey, Did You...

Steve’s Birthday Month begins with a nostalgic trip back to the 90s and one of the biggest movies ever made, Titanic. Noel K and Caitlin Claessens join us to talk about the romance, the spectacle, the unforgettable ending, and why this movie still hits emotionally decades later. From the sinking sequence to the performances to all the debates about that door, we dive into what made Titanic a globa...

Jason’s Birthday Month wraps up with one last pick and it is a big one, Final Fantasy VII Advent Children. We dive into insane action, wild sword fights, and one of the most visually over the top video game adaptations ever made. From Cloud’s character arc to the nonstop spectacle, this movie goes all in. Tim Covey, Alex Gow, and Ronin Kinsman join us to break down the fights, the story, and wheth...

Jason’s Birthday Month continues and he is fully embracing chaos with Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters (2007).We dive into one of the most ridiculous, absurd, and somehow brilliant animated movies ever made. From nonstop jokes to complete nonsense logic, this one does not care if you can keep up. Craig Webster joins us to break down the insanity, the humor, and why this movie h...

It is Jason’s birthday month, so he is calling the shots. This week he picks Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and honestly… it might be the best decision he has ever made. We break down what makes Khan such an iconic villain, why this sequel hits harder than most, and how it still holds up today. Plus, Dave Mader and Graeme Pass join us to talk revenge, sacrifice, and that ending. This one is packe...

Jason’s Birthday Month begins with a deep dive into surreal horror with The Cell. Trevor Poelman joins us to explore dream logic, disturbing visuals, and one of the most visually striking serial killer movies ever made. We break down the mind bending sequences, the performances, and whether the style elevates or overwhelms the story. Episode 225 of Hey, Did You See This One? Please remember to lik...

The Grimoire of Familiar Killers closes with a return to Haddonfield and a modern slasher revival in Halloween. Guest Craig Webster joins us to break down legacy horror done right. We talk about Laurie Strode’s evolution, the stripped down terror of Michael Myers, and how this film ignores decades of sequels to deliver something fresh and brutal. Does this sequel live up to the original and redefi...

The Grimoire of Familiar Killers continues and this week we go back to deep space terror with Alien. Guest Trevor Poelman joins us to break down slow burn dread, the Nostromo crew, that chestburster scene, and why this movie still feels terrifying decades later. We talk about the atmosphere, the creature design, and how Ellen Ripley became one of the greatest horror heroes of all time. Episode 223...

The Grimoire of Familiar Killers is open again and this week we dive into one of the wildest entries in the franchise, Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday. Guest Cody Crain joins us to break down body hopping Jason, demon lore, bizarre mythology changes, and the movie that tried to reinvent the Jason Voorhees legend. Is this a misunderstood horror oddity or the strangest turn the franchise ever t...

The Grimoire of Familiar Killers reopens and we are heading back to Woodsboro. This week we are talking about the meta slasher sequel Scream 2. College life, copycat killers, and one of the smartest horror sequels ever made. Ben Mason joins the show as we dig into the opening theater scene, the sequel rules, the returning cast, and why this movie proves lightning can strike twice. Does it live up...

Star Wars Month wraps up with Solo A Star Wars Story from 2018. The origin of Han, the Kessel Run, that surprise cameo, and one of the most debated productions in modern franchise history. Episode 220 features Squidpod and Alex Gow as we break down what works, what got unfairly buried, and whether Solo deserves a second chance. Is this secretly one of the most fun Star Wars movies or the definitio...

Star Wars Month reaches its breaking point with Revenge of the Sith. The fall of Anakin. The rise of Vader. Lightsaber duels, betrayal, lava, and the line readings that live forever in meme history. Episode 219 brings in Noel K and Tim Covey to break down the darkest chapter of the Prequel Trilogy. Does this movie redeem the prequels? Is it secretly the most rewatchable of the three? And why does...

Star Wars Month continues as we dive deeper into the Prequel Trilogy with Attack of the Clones. Romance, politics, clone armies, and one very intense sand monologue. Episode 218 breaks down what works, what absolutely does not, and why this chapter remains one of the most debated entries in the saga. Joining us is guest Marc Nordemann-Keller to unpack the action, the awkwardness, and the origins o...

Star Wars Month kicks off with the Prequel Trilogy, and first up is The Phantom Menace. We dive into podracing, politics, midi chlorians, and everything that made this movie legendary and controversial. Joined by Tatiana Ramos and Cassandra Hodgins for Episode 217, we break down what still works, what doesn’t, and why this film refuses to leave the pop culture conversation. Please remember to like...

Jan Woo goes full unhinged with Face/Off (1997), the movie where everyone sweats, stares dramatically, and fires two guns while doves explode in slow motion. Episode 216 brings guest Dave Mader to marvel at the most John Woo movie ever made, unpack the operatic gunplay, soap opera emotions, and the beautiful, beautiful insanity of it all. Please remember to like, comment, subscribe and click that...

Jan Woo continues with Mission: Impossible 2, John Woo’s full-throttle Hollywood action epic packed with slow motion chaos, doves, and operatic gunplay. Episode 214 features guests Alex Gow and Sam Campbell as we break down Woo’s blockbuster style, iconic set pieces, and how his signature action translated into the Mission: Impossible franchise. Please remember to like, comment, subscribe and clic...

Jan Woo continues with Mission: Impossible 2, John Woo’s full-throttle Hollywood action epic packed with slow motion chaos, doves, and operatic gunplay. Episode 214 features guests Alex Gow and Sam Campbell as we break down Woo’s blockbuster style, iconic set pieces, and how his signature action translated into the Mission: Impossible franchise. Please remember to like, comment, subscribe and clic...

Jan Woo begins with The Young Dragons, John Woo’s early Hong Kong action film, featuring martial arts, brotherhood, and the foundations of his heroic bloodshed style. Episode 213 welcomes guest Jaemeel Robinson as we dig into early John Woo, action cinema roots, and the themes and techniques that would define his legendary career. Please remember to like, comment, subscribe and click that notifica...

This one’s a Christmas GIFT, not a Christmas movie! For Episode 212, we surprise Bee Dawley with Tammy and the T-Rex (1994), a gloriously unhinged cult classic featuring animatronic chaos, brain transplants, and pure 90s insanity. Sometimes the best presents are the weirdest ones. Please remember to like, comment, subscribe and click that notification bell for all our updates! It really helps us o...