One classic. One modern. All horror.
One couple talking about old and new horror movies, because of course.
Best of 2017/18 - #7 (Tied) Beetlejuice
Ok, now THIS is our longest episode. We promise to tone it down next time... but these are some seriously amazing films. This time on Pod Sematary, Chris & Kelsey dance to calypso while tackling one of the best comedy horror movies of all time: 1988's Beetlejuice. Then they move on to the eternally-spoiled The Sixth Sense from M. Night McTwistyflick in 1999. Stick it out 'cuz this is good stuff.
Best of 2017/18 - #6 The Wolf Man (1941)
Back at the start of the original Dark Cinematic Universe, Universal Pictures released 1941's werewolf classic, The Wolf Man. It's short, a little rough on the social politics, and a well-deserved classic. The remake in today's Double Feature is 2010's The Wolfman, a movie starring Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, and Hugo Weaving, all of whom flounder in the presence of the only good acting on set: Emily Blunt. We've disliked some movies we've seen since we launched the podcast, but this might be the first one that got us to say both "I think I hate this movie" and "Anthony Hopkins should be ashamed of himself."
Best of 2017/18 - #9 (Tied) An American Werewolf in London
In episode two, Chris & Kelsey watch one of our all-time favorite classics: An American Werewolf in London (1981)! Since we're talking about evil monsters that people don't believe exist, the modern movie in this episode is Bug (2006), because Michael Shannon is nuts!