Speaking the King's

This week the boys break out their scarves and cigarettes for a discussion of the French film RAW (2016).

It's Episode 61, and the boys are finally discussing a movie directed by favorite Jordan Peele — Nope (2022).Themes: Spectacle vs significance, capitalism vs family, animals vs humans, and aliens vs ... everybody. 

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Sam Neil is more handsome than your hosts will ever be, and that's okay.But this week's movie is not okay. It's the cold war. It's West Germany. Sam Neil is a spy who can read anyone but his beloved — and maybe the tentacle monster she spawns to replace him? 

The boys are joined by two special guests for a special look at the year head in horror movies.

Oh  just listen. 

Listen along as the boys celebrate one of the best storytellers in any genre — Stephen King.

Mad scientists?Check.Zombies?Check.A severed head in a compromising position with a co-ed?Check.The boys lose their heads with a celebration of their favorite carnival ride of a movie, H.P. Lovecraft's Re-Animator.

The best holiday of the year is around the corner, so the boys pull up a classic — John Carpenter's Halloween.

The Amityville Horror (1977) has stood the test of time, which is odd given that it really isn't a very good movie. Is it a  strait-forward haunting tale punching above its weight because of the based-on-true-story angle?Or is it a more subtle allegory about economic anxiety?