Did you know that the months between July and November spell out JASON? Congrats, you do now! And as if we really needed an excuse to talk about our favorite slasher, we're bringing you a brand new series about everyone's favorite mama's boy.

In this inaugural episode, we dissect the original Friday the 13th (1980) and its sequel, Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981).

Join us as we recount spoiler-filled synopses: from the murderous rampage of Pamela Voorhees in the original to Jason's vengeful rise in Part 2. We'll share our first spine-tingling encounters with the franchise, discuss the iconic twist endings, and drop some jaw-dropping movie trivia. Is the original Friday the 13th a genre-defining classic or a snooze fest? Did Part 2 have the best kill of the franchise? Tune in as we debate its place in horror history and set the stage for our journey through the series. Don't miss it!

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We are back to discuss a myriad of topics, mostly concerning what we've been watching, as well as the current state of a few fandoms. Lastly, we cap off the episode where we toss around some ideas for a book that David has been working on!

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David and Frack are kicking off Star Wars month with some popular and unpopular opinions, wherein we'll be discussing our favorite movies and shows from the franchise! How do your rankings compare to our own? Do we have garbage opinions? Tune in to find out!

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This week we are breaking down the horror/suspense/comedy "Bodies Bodies Bodies"! We give you a spoiler-filled synopsis of the 2022 film, directed by Halina Reijn, including its shocking twist ending that will leave you questioning your opinion of Pete Davidson. We also dig into who the film's target audience is, explore its place within the horror sub-genre, and marvel at its captivating cinematography that adds an extra layer of suspense. Tune in now for a spine-tingling discussion you won't want to miss!

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On the outskirts of history lay the rejects of the tech world. This week, David and Frack are here to discuss two of those rejects: the Laserdisc and HD-DVDs.

Between niche markets and strong-armed competitors, these physical media types had a relatively short lifespan, and we are here to tell you why!

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DISRESPECT YOUR SURROUNDINGS!

15 years ago, A Day To Remember's iconic "Homesick" album hit shelves. Join us as we dive into the nostalgia as we reminisce about the impact of this pop-punk and metalcore masterpiece, exploring its themes, standout tracks, and enduring legacy within the genre. From dissecting the album's lyrics to sharing personal memories and reflections, we invite you to join the celebration of "Homesick" and its place in the hearts of fans worldwide.

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Join us for the conclusion of our 2-part series on Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein"!

David first takes the mic to discuss the important thematic elements of the famed novel, and how it came to be the very first entry in the "Science Fiction" genre. Then, Frack takes over and talks about the iterations of Frankenstein from the big (and small) screen, as well as the many pop-culture influences it's had over the two centuries of its publication!

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Join us this week as we kick off our 2-part series on Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein"!

Mary Shelley is widely heralded as the "OG" of the Science Fiction genre, with her breakout work Frankenstein, published in 1818.

For part 1—with the help of our resident historian and good friend Ashley White—we dig into Mary's life and legacy. We learn about the significant events in her life that would shape her as a person, and eventually lead to an interesting career in fiction writing!

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