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In this episode of the podcast, my two favorite winter movies as befitting a cold snap in Ontario.
The two films on the docket are The Shining and Groundhog Day, which best exemplify the winter season spanning two different movies and genres.
In this episode:
- Cold weather in Ontario
- Fahrenheit vs Celsius
- Winter as a setting for horror
- The Thing and its omission from this list
- Alien vs The Thing
- The Shining and Top 10 Horror Movies of all Time
- Groundhog Day and job/romantic dissatisfaction
Tune in, subscribe and be sure to pick up a copy of the two nonfiction books associated with this podcast, the homage to action films, Mine’s Bigger Than Yours! and the book devoted to weird horror movie kills, Death by Umbrella!
On today’s episode of the Really Awful Movies Podcast, Stuart Gordon’s Dolls. On today’s show, delving into the director’s work, including From Beyond and Re-Animator. Also, the global village of horror. Hotbeds of horror from around the globe, including Poland, Japan, Germany, France, Asia.
Halloween Kills, the latest edition of the Really Awful Movies Podcast. Another installment, another wasted opportunity, and more evidence David Gordon Green can’t really direct horror, and only marginally improved on the 2018 flick. There are a few decent bits, which we’ll get into on this episode of the show, but largely – this one is unnecessary and sullies the legacy of the Carpenter original.