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In this episode of "Weekend Recap," we discuss three thrilling films: the action-packed "Deadpool & Wolverine," the eerie found-footage horror "They're Watching," and the chilling urban legend-based "The Bridge Curse." Tune in for our quick takes on these exciting movies and see which ones are worth watching!

In this episode, we travel back to the 1950s to review the cult classic horror film "Frankenstein's Daughter" (1958). Join us as we dissect this vintage gem, exploring its plot, characters, and the unique charm that makes it a standout. We discuss the film's campy yet captivating take on the iconic monster story and share our thoughts on the performances, special effects, and overall impact. Tune in for a nostalgic trip to the golden age of B-movies and our verdict on whether "Frankenstein's Daughter" still holds up today. Music by Roman Oriekhov from Pixabay

In this episode of "Weekend Recap," we dive into the highlights of an action-packed weekend. Bill shares his experiences and favorite moments from a local convention. Then, we switch gears to discuss a trio of intriguing movies: "Thelma" (2024), which follows 93-year-old Thelma Post on her treacherous journey across Los Angeles, with help from a friend and his motorized scooter; "The Golem," a chilling horror film rooted in Jewish folklore; and "Longlegs," a suspenseful thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Music by Roman Oriekhov from Pixabay

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The history of cinema is a history of technological advancement. From silent, black and white films at the advent of the medium, to sleek, digital spectacles today, filmmakers have been using new technologies to bring their visions to life for well over a century. But will there be a time when that technology replaces the filmmakers themselves? Join us for a discussion about AI and filmmaking, as we try to find the final word on whether movies will soon be a medium ruled entirely by machines.

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