Paul McCoy and John Meredith break down the latest genre headlines — from Marvel Zombies and Bone Temple to Shelby Oaks — before digging deep into a gut-punch review of Stephen King’s The Long Walk. They praise the performances, atmosphere, and character work while warning listeners about the film’s relentless bleakness and controversial ending.
This episode explores the movie’s dystopian themes, casting highlights (including Cooper Hoffman and Mark Hamill), and why the film succeeds in its brutality even as its closing beats divide opinion. Not for the faint of heart — strong recommendation with a warning.
