Calibre

 Cavin and Bree discuss 2019's "Burn". Bree has a hard time saying Hutcherson. C & B talk about real fire vs cgi fire, makes and models of cop cars, and how a barbwire necklaces don't make sense.

Cavin and Bree are back having watched 2021's "Intrusion". They discuss the movie "Hush" twice, how Upgrade needs a sequel, and how point of view changes could make a movie better.

You know that Cavin and Bree love a good anthology, but will they love V/H/S 85? Take a listen to the newest episode and find out!

Cavin and Bree are joined by Tyson Cox as they review 2023's "Suitable Flesh". They discuss intimacy coordinators, the difference between a guy and a demon, and shifty tones. This episode is not child friendly.  Be prepared for some weird convos and cursing. 

Bree and guest host, Tyson Cox, discuss "The Cat Returns". The first animated film for By Its Cover Podcast turns out to be quite an adventure, with a stunning lack of puns, and an education in believing.

Bree is joined by special co-host, Brandon Valentine, as they watch 2022's "Soft & Quiet". Bree's tagline is "This movie makes my tummy hurt". There is a pie that starts it all, a really expensive bottle of wine, and some strong opinions from both Bree and Brandon.

Cavin and Bree watch 2018's "Calibre". They discuss the shapes of shovels, the spelling of words internationally, and why snacks aren't a thing anymore.

Cavin and Bree watch 2021's "Werewolf Castle". They discuss remembering names, werewolves being vampires too, and how little brothers are the start of all things evil. 

Cavin and Bree head down to swamp country for this horror thriller. Listen as they debate the merits of red covers, rooms with coyotes, and if veal cutlets is a staple of fancy dinners.

Cavin and Bree dive into this love letter to Agatha Christie. Hear as they talk about plays based on movies based on plays, when the heck noir is, and as they refine the Sam Rockwell scale of good movies.