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The Omen is a film that exists in a time of transition for the horror genre, and while it’s not exactly scary, it does get you thinking about the larger conspiratorial cult that has infiltrated the Church and is attempting to bring about the Antichrist. The film doesn’t spend much time forcing the viewer to watch a crazy child hellbent on murder, but instead forces us to contend with the strange occurrences that transpire because of Damien. Suicidal nannies, Satanic nannies, supernatural photographs, scary dogs, and creepy priests. It’s a great discussion, and we’re happy to report that Father Spiletto, despite being a former cultist, has all his needs taken care of now that he has a withered arm and a goopy eye.
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The Howling captures the most interesting parts of werewolf mythology: the tension between the savage and the sophisticated, and whether embracing either is desirable—or even good. It asks compelling questions about the nature of man and beast while sinking its claws into the ’70s-era “look inward” self-help guru mentality. The script is tight, the effects are fantastic, and the acting is solid. A few things about the Colony (or, as we call it, Werewolf Summer Camp) don’t quite add up, but otherwise, the film checks all the boxes to deliver a genre staple and one of the best werewolf films to date.
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Disclaimer: This episode features impressions and parodies of celebrities and characters for entertainment purposes only. All impressions are satirical and fictionalized. Clips used in this episode fall under fair use for commentary, criticism, and parody. This is a movie podcast meant purely for entertainment— no affiliation with any celebrities, studios, or rights holders.

Halloween 4 is not going to win any awards, but it has a lot more going for it than you may think. Is Loomis's egg-faced make-up bad? Yes. Is the ending with Jamie and the scissors a bit off? Again, yes. Is Myer's mask terrible? Most certainly, yes! However, this film invoked atmosphere, is directed well, and is excellent at continuing (and returning) Michael Myers to the franchise! Grab something warm to drink, throw it on, and enjoy the ride! This podcast episode - if I may be so bold - was an incredibly fun and hilarious discussion by Dean, Scott, and Brian.
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Disclaimer: This episode features impressions and parodies of celebrities and characters for entertainment purposes only. All impressions are satirical and fictionalized. Clips used in this episode fall under fair use for commentary, criticism, and parody. This is a movie podcast meant purely for entertainment— no affiliation with any celebrities, studios, or rights holders.

10 Cloverfield Lane starts off with an excellent lesson in visual storytelling. We can piece together what is happening with minimal dialogue. The ability to dial up the tension while keeping the audience guessing gives us an excellent window into what our main character, Michelle, may be thinking without her needing to spew it out with bad dialogue. The tipping point, and the moment that could stretch credulity, is when Emmett and Michelle realize the truth about Howard, and the major reveal at the end has divided audiences since it's release. We get into all of it and more. Do not miss this episode of The Lost Drive-In.
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Vampirism transcends human notions of gender, sexuality, and regular human needs. When you become a vampire, you become nothing. Eli expresses this to her new friend Oskar, but how much of a friend can Eli really be to Oskar, as she herself knows that this is her reality. Vampires tales are a dime-a-dozen, but this film is the most unique vampire film we've covered to date. Spoiler; this film is fantastic and so is this discussion. Do not miss it if you're into vampire stuff or looking for a new spin on it.
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