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“Knives Out”

“A bunch of flattened Wes Anderson characters gather to divvy up an estate. Okay, here’s why this sucks: Our main character has this quirk: she

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“VFW”

“It’s weird that a VFW hall would be Mandy themed, but whatever, they served, they should do whatever they like.”

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“Primal”

“This starts off promising when Cage captures a wild cat hologram thing, and I can only assume from its appearance that this movie takes place

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“Psycho Goreman”

“I only liked this because it features megastars Rich Evans and Stuart Wellington. But fellow starfuckers will also be delighted.”

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“Justice League”

“It was pretty fun to watch Bat Men and the Superfriends fight Viking Thanos and his demon mosquitos, but how come they never fight near

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“Batman & Robin”

“Let me tell you a tale. A tale of Columbia House Movie Club. I was a member, and here’s how it worked: Initially, you’d pay

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“Willy’s Wonderland”

“Fuck it, this is great. It’s strange, it’s stupid. The worst bits are the addition of teenagers who are mostly there for the slaughter, probably

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“Pig”

“A dystopic vision of a possible future where the fun city of Portland, OR is overrun by nonsense hipster bullshit.”

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“Squid Game”

“I watched this because I saw Chrissy Teigan (sp?) was having a Squid Game party, and people felt like it was in bad taste. Always

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“Midnight Mass”

“I did enjoy this a lot, although it exists in that funny horror land where it’s like: this is our world except A) Specific monsters

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“Wish Upon”

“Watching teenage girls fawn over Ryan Phillipe playing jazz saxophone is merely one of the many entertainments offered by this movie. “

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“Rambo: Last Blood”

“Lots of folks like to critique movies with an is it racist/sexist-first mentality.  This movie is a good example of where that falls flat.  This

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“Get Out”

“My man is a photographer and has the flash enabled on his phone? Get out of here with that. I think this movie is a

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“Child’s Play”

“If you’d told me that I could watch a Child’s Play movie with a far more realistic premise, rather than a voodoo spell, there is

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“V/H/S”

“Ugh, wish this really had been on VHS because then I would’ve been unable to watch it.”

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“Goosebumps”

“I’d kill to see a hard R take on Say Cheese and Die, which also has a hilarious cover with skeletons having a barbecue.”

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“Llamageddon”

“Every so often you get sucked into one of those sci-fi originals type movies because, well, there it is on the screen, there you are

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“Evil Dead”

“What to say On one hand, correct decision, don’t try to remake Evil Dead beast for beast.  On the other, it’s not one of the

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“Army of Darkness”

“I started watching this every year in Ash Wednesday to celebrate a holiday I’ve never understood. I’m really making it my own, you know?  Which

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“Demolition Man”

“I’m now faced with a problem because I gave other movies 5 stars and now realize that this puts them on par with Demolition Man. 

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“Candyman”

“Messages about art, exploitation, gentrification, and police brutality are all here, but they pull away attention from each other instead of working together to make

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Helpful Snowman Radio ep 480b

A brief look at TTRPGs. Because there are NO OTHER PODCASTS doing it! Hey, look at Qadida! Look. At. It. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wythe/qadida-a-spy-filled-stillfleet-gazetteer

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Mail Day!

Pretty pumped to read Craig Clevenger’s newest: Mother Howl! Also, pretty sweet Contortionist’s Handbook stamp on this envelope. I’m a big fan, and I’m going

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I Hertz the Wertz

Now that you’ve seen the middle point, let’s travel back in time. Which is kind of how Impossible People functions, so this is fitting. Look

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several Jeff Strand book covers

Jeff Strand

An interview with Jeff Strand!This is the best episode 489b a guy could ask for. We cover some of Jeff’s books, his writing philosophies, a

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