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Sometimes our show has a really simple outcome: turns out THE PREDATOR -- both the character and making movies about it -- were better left in the past, because this is mostly the problematic and boring kind of antiquated. Art by Jade Dickinson: @jadesketches on Instagram Find us on Twitter & Letterboxd: @theymadeanother / @tmao | @mrcoreyprice | @grahamthemallow // Listen to MK Podquest with...

There's no two ways about it here, so let's just cut to the chase: we're not mad at FLATLINERS, we're just disappointed... and we also might be a little bit mad. Shout out Joel Schumacher. Art by Jade Dickinson: @jadesketches on Instagram Find us on Twitter & Letterboxd: @theymadeanother / @tmao | @mrcoreyprice | @grahamthemallow // Listen to MK Podquest with Corey and Neal: ht...

It's the dawn of a St. Patrick's Day tradition on the podcast, and for the second time in our history, we're taking a gamble on a trip to Las Vegas. This time, it's with Lubdan the Leprechaun, and while it goes better than our previous prehistoric attempt, maybe the characters don't have as great a time. Art by Jade Dickinson: @jadesketches on Instagram Find us on Twitter &...

If you're the kind of person who reads that title and expects a thorough discussion of the 1982 film SPLITZ and how it relates to the werewolf boxing movie, well, uh, you're in luck? Art by Jade Dickinson: @jadesketches on Instagram Custom soundbites by Jason Deline: @delineman on Instagram Find us on Twitter & Letterboxd: @theymadeanother / @tmao | @mrcoreyprice | @grahamthemallow //...

We know what you're all thinking: who, of the three of us, is going to become Podcast Master? If we can pull Mitch away from his flatbread long enough, you'll find out... oh, and also we're talking about Leigh Whannell again, I guess. Mitch has no plugs so, uh, thanks for stopping by! Art by Jade Dickinson: @jadesketches on Instagram Custom soundbites by Jason Deline: @delineman on Ins...

Mitch is back and together we learn that some films defy basic description. As it turns out, there is a solution for that: rely on silly accents, the hilarity of DRACUUUUUL, and increasingly excessive, strung out food-based metaphors that mirror the aesthetic excess of the film as a means of masking what might actual be widespread disappointment, but frankly who the hell even knows. Mitch has no p...

John Frankenheimer returns to the podcast, and so does our pal Mitch for his fourth rodeo as we dive into the wild and dense production history behind one of Hollywood's most infamous bombs, analyze Richard Stanley's guerilla participation, and come away with three wildly different takes on the value of this movie before trapping Mitch for another week of podcasting at the hands of the Wil...

We can think of no more romantic way to celebrate Valentine's Day than gather around with your closest loved ones and watch a small town deteriorate through lies, intrigue, adultery, and one very angry miner -- AND, this episode features who we determined to be The Best Supernatural Boy, Jensen Ackles, and a pretty vicious takedown of theatrical 3D. Art by Jade Dickinson: @jadesketches on Inst...

William Castle is the lovable, hokey king of gimmicky cinema, and what better time to discuss a remake of one of his films than when beholden to our new gimmick: the William Castle Film Gener-O, which selects what we watch on the show -- and an auspicious first choice. The movie walks a delicate tightrope between SCREAM and SAW, finding the sweet spot to bring fun haunted house thrills to life whi...

What would you do if you discovered your Neil Breen-esque religious studies professor was, in fact, a 14,000-year-old man who has paraded around the globe changing identities in secret while also becoming the inspiration for the one and only Jesus Christ -- you know, from Christianity? If your answer is stalk, kidnap, and attempt to kill them before your fanatical friends start a new religion, goo...

In which we find shockingly little to say about a film that sees internationally beloved martial arts superstar Jackie Chan globetrot in search of nuclear warheads while doing the following: fighting a bunch of guys with a ladder; jumping out of a helicopter into a frozen lake; snowboard; kick a dude while wearing stilts; be scared of a shark; be very high up; drive a car onto a boat; and wear a s...

In this episode we discover that Corey may well be the only living person to know absolutely nothing about SCREAM -- like, he's just fully and totally in the dark, it's borderline unbelievable. So, to hype him up for the inevitable viewing of SCREAM, we end up setting the foundation by taking a peek into the future with SCREAM 4, while also giving Liam a chance to reminisce on something he...

From the second we heard about BRAHMS: THE BOY II, we intended to see it in the theatre, but 2020 had other plans. So, to ring in the new year we're wrapping up this loose end and finally seeing what all the fuss is about... but the latent grasp of 2020 seems to have Corey in a bit of a Film Funk, so Liam takes the reins to analyze how BRAHMS compares with THE BOY and we recount our Christmas...

We don't need to tell you it's been a bad, weird year. What we do need to tell you is that there's better ways to end your year than by watching NEW YEAR'S EVE, a bland movie about a holiday we're pretty sure no one cares about this much, and so we'll spend our time reflecting, getting engaged, and planning to get Dr. Dad on the show in 2021 instead of talking about the mov...

We made a terrible mistake, and as a result, got ourselves the worst possible Christmas present this holiday season... the return of Brian Levant of THE FLINTSTONES IN VIVA ROCK VEGAS infamy. Join us as we discover our inevitable fate and spend as much time as possible stalling our yuletide woes before finally going in on, well, whatever this is. Shout out to Wallows. Art by Jade Dickinson: @jades...

James Rolfe may have scooped us on the BATMAN RETURNS is a Christmas movie discourse by a couple of days, but we're not going to let that get in the way of our love for him OR our attempt to continue building a genuine Christmas atmosphere in this weird year by galivanting around with a bunch of Tim Burton-y weirdos in a snowy art deco clown violence hellscape that is quite the thing to look at, b...

For a lot of obvious reasons, it doesn't really feel like the holidays right now, so we're trying to do our best to artificially create that atmosphere with cinema. One of us is a bit more into Christmas than the other, so they're having an easier time, but ELF: BUDDY'S MUSICAL CHRISTMAS has big buckled shoes to fill if it wants to become a holiday classic -- is the Bazinga Boy up to the task? Art...

We try not to judge things by their cover on this show, or in this case, by their memes. As it happens, there's a lot more to SILENT NIGHT DEADLY NIGHT PART 2 if you're willing to get it a chance: a simultaneously resourceful and fascinating opening narrative structure, clever interweaving of previous material, uncanny strangeness in the lead character, bizarre tonal shifts, and the makings of som...

The most important lesson we've learned over the last year and a half or so is that there's really only so much you can say about the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. So, we keep it brief this time, and we're still going to tell you everything there is to know about TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES III, the All Effects Company, and the profound influence of James Rolfe on our psyches. Art by...

In a shocking exposé, the intro shows that some of us are frauds and not true, genuine fans of the Brady Bunch and it's various media. Will the non-stop bit parade that is THE BRADY BUNCH MOVIE correct that? There's a truly unbelievable amount of goofs to cover, and only so much time. Even still, one question remains unanswered: when will people start listening to Jan? Art by Jade Dickinso...

You can't keep us away from horror for long, and while October may be over, our quest through the Big Franchises are not. Once again, why not start with the worst possibly entry point, the Michael Bay-produced reboot from the Year Of Reboots. You know it's a classic when you remember watching it on a PSP UMD. There's a lot to discuss, like the wild cold open, but mostly we're here...

Content warning: discussion of physical and emotional abuse, sexual abuse and assault, and incest throughout the episode.  This one is a doozy. Whether you've seen the show or not, there's a lot to unpack with TWIN PEAKS as a cult favourite, cultural force, and David Lynch experiment, and to make sure we're up for the task we've brought back resident TWIN PEAKS superfan Madeline to...

Oh god... the Spooktobrman... HE'S FINALLY HERE! AND HE'S... he's... he's looking for friendship? Nothing is necessarily as it seems in this Halloween Special which sees Corey, Liam, and FinalNeal trapped in peril across multiple locations, forced to deal with the Spooktoberman's sick game and rollicking improv comedy. It might feel like the walls are closing in, but never fear...

Still no Spooktoberman as Halloween looms large. Instead, we finally bring back FinalNeal to debate his bad HALLOWEEN: RESURRECTION opinions in a court of law, revisit his past AMERICAN PIE-nia with their latest, dive into the truly impressive and lengthy filmography of George Wilbur, and take the ultimate gamble... is Austin Powers still funny in 2020? The answer may surprise you. Find Neal onlin...

Our Spooktober celebrations bring us back to the small screen, seemingly with no Spooktober Man in sight for now. It's another reboot of a childhood classic with ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE DARK?, reminiscing about the original show and seeing how this mini-series manages to update things... but first we're going to spend a lot of time talking about the other scary things we've gotten to thi...