Send us your movie recommendations!

How well do you really know the people closest to you? This week, Captain and Wilson break down the 2024 horror, and next M. Night Shyamalan installment, Trap. It stars Josh Hartnett, Ariel Donoghue, Saleka Night Shyamalan, Hayley Mills, and Alison Pill.

Send us your movie recommendations!

Captain and Wilson discuss the 2009 horror, Deadline, which was Brittany Murphy's final film before her passing.

Send us your movie recommendations!

This week, Captain and Wilson discuss the 1986 horror film, "Chopping Mall"!

Eight mall employees decide to have an after-hours party that turns deadly when lightning strikes the mall's new security robot system, causing the robots to malfunction and hunt them down. The group must use their wits, weapons from the mall's stores, and explosive traps to survive the night as the robots systematically try to eliminate them one by one.

The film discussion begins around 12:42.

Send us your movie recommendations!

Captain and Wilson dive into John Carpenter's 1995 sci-fi horror film Village of the Damned, a remake that fails to capture the magic of the 1960 original but delivers some campy entertainment value. It stars Christopher Reeve, Kirstie Alley, and Mark Hamill.

The film discussion begins around 20:30.

Send us your movie recommendations!

This week, we explore the haunting psychological thriller "Personal Shopper," where Kristen Stewart plays Maureen, a young medium trying to contact her dead twin brother while working as a personal shopper in Paris.

The film discussion begins around 15:43.

Send us your movie recommendations!

We are back this week to discuss Curve (2015) - a psychological thriller and horror film directed by Tim L. Anderson. The movie is a tense survival story, with themes of isolation and fear, and it focuses on Mallory's determination to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds.

The film is known for its minimalist setting and intense atmosphere, keeping the audience on edge throughout.

The discussion begins around 15:03.

Send us your movie recommendations!

Captain and Wilson are back for season 8!

We catch up by learning about the Greenland shark and the Voynich Manuscript. Jay also joins us for the premiere!

This week, we review the 2023 horror film "Stop Motion," directed and written by Robert Morgan. "Stopmotion" combines live-action with stop-motion animation, offering a unique visual experience that enhances its psychological horror elements.

The film discussion begins around 18:03.

Send us your movie recommendations!

Welcome to our holiday episode and the season finale! The film discussion begins around 30:20.

Can you imagine being stalked by a gigantic cat just because you didn't get new clothes for Christmas? Join us as we unravel the mysterious legend of Iceland's Yule Cat, a creature used to incentivize productivity among Icelandic farm workers in the 1800s. With a sprinkle of humor and curiosity, we explore how this peculiar tradition has evolved into a modern-day celebration in Reykjavik, where a 16-foot sculpture of the Yule Cat stands watch. Our exploration even includes a whimsical gift exchange that prompts a chuckle at the quirks of holiday gift-giving.

Switching gears, we brainstorm a wildly imaginative TV show concept that blends science fiction with sitcom vibes. Picture Little Tony and Fred navigating through time portals and exotic alien planets—all set against the backdrop of Brooklyn. We chuckle over potential casting dilemmas and rights issues, envisioning a world of conventions and fan interactions. As if that wasn't intriguing enough, we touch upon the unsettling character from the film "Creep," played by Mark Duplass, offering a unique twist to our creative brainstorm.

Our adventure in indie horror films takes a suspenseful turn with a storyline featuring a devil trapped in a basement. We critique the atmospheric tension and pacing, offering candid reactions to the film's execution and exploring the allure of atmospheric storytelling. We reflect on how the film's intriguing premise could have benefited from a lengthier runtime and more dialogue. Our discussion culminates in a playful rating game, revealing our mixed feelings about this mysterious film while hinting at exciting plans for the next season.