Writing a horror movie

In the final episode of Silver Age/Silver Screen, Casey and Riley return to Zack Snyder one final time.

Just in time for the holidays, Casey and Riley review a cheery, lighthearted movie about a group of scientists meeting an odd alien during the Antarctic winter. Amongus imposter sus.

Casey and Riley talk about how Marvel has terrible fathers, the tragedy of grandpa Quill, FX's lineup, and the fantastic 2014 superhero comedy Guardians of the Galaxy.

Casey and Riley review the second Joel Schumacher Batman movie, the one that is absolutely awful in the best way possible. It has Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr. Freeze. Need we say more?

Casey and Riley review Dune. Not the good new one. The bad old one from the eighties! You know, the incomprehensible pile of garbage directed by David Lynch that has Sting as its main antagonist. It is not a good movie.

Casey and Riley review the fantastic 2004 movie about Spider-Man getting the ever-living shit beat out of him by life. Also Alfred Molina is in this one.

Casey and Riley review an excellent horror movie about a loving father spending the winter taking a pleasant vacation at a hotel with his family.

Casey and Riley review the third Harry Potter movie and talk about why Hagrid is a terrible teacher, the fucking abortion of justice that everyone in this universe is okay with, and why Riley's sister is the worst person on the planet.

Casey and Riley review A Nightmare on Elm Street. The series, not the film. That's right, they review six abysmal horror movies about a burned dude killing people in their dreams. And holy shit do they get worse with time.

Casey and Riley team up to workshop a screenplay for Inferno, a horror movie about firefighters taking on a demon!