Episode 50: Sputnik

After a 3 month hiatus, we are back with our top 10 movies of 2020! New intro music done by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss the sci-fi comedy “Save Yourselves!”, Brea Grant’s “12 Hour Shift”, a revisit to Brandon Cronenberg’s “Possessor” and the rest of the Fantastic Fest lineup.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they revisit the dark thriller/drama “The Swerve”, discuss the New Zealand paranormal comedy “Dead” and five of the films from the Fantastic Fest lineup.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss the Shudder Original queer film “Spiral”, the minimalistic but intense thriller “Alone”, the Janelle Monáe deserved better in “Antebellum” and the star-studded “The Devil All the Time”.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they bring you this weeks trailers and news and discuss Netflix’s South Korean zombie thriller “#Alive” and the new IFC Midnight thriller “Rent-A-Pal”.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss the Netflix Original thriller “I'm Thinking of Ending Things”, the home invasion thriller “The Owners” from French director Julius Berg, and the long awaited new Christopher Nolan action thriller “Tenet”.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss “The New Mutants”, horror western “The Pale Door”, the black comedy “Get Duked!” and “Bill & Ted Face the Music”.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss “Unhinged” the new thriller starring Russell Crowe, Jay Baruchel’s slasher film “Random Acts of Violence” AND the highly anticipated sequel to Train to Busan “Peninsula”.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss the horror-comedy “Uncle Peckerhead”, the crime thriller starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau “The Silencing”, the social media horror-comedy “Spree” starring Joe Keery and the Russian sci-fi horror “Sputnik”.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss “La Llorona” a tribute to the atrocities of Guatemalan genocide, “In Search of Darkness” the 4 hour long documentary on iconic 80’s horror and another movie perfect for the COVID era “She Dies Tomorrow”.