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Josh Millard And Yakov Grinberg
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We Have Such Films To Show You
Episode 56: Mullholland Drive, with Tim Coe
Yakov and Josh talk with Tim Coe about David Lynch's moody, tense, reality-bending meditation on heartbreak, stardom, and the shifting faces of LA.
2016-04-09
1h 57
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Episode 55: Grave Encounters, with Whitney Reynolds
Josh and Yakov are joined by Whitney Reynolds to chatter about the good and the ehhhh in this spooky haunted asylum riff.
2016-01-31
1h 31
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Episode 54: Hausu
This cult classic from 1977 is all about gonzo experimentation, mixing humor and horror in dizzying but charming ways.
2016-01-17
1h 30
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Episode 53: Krampus
A good cast is wasted on an incoherent mashup of several wildly different films, none of which would have been great in the first place.
2016-01-03
1h 17
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Episode 52: Thinner
J and Y are at odds over whether this mid-90s horror flick was completely or merely watchably not-so-good. Josh is correct.
2015-12-10
1h 18
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Episode 51: Crimson Peak
Josh and Yakov are joined by Mark Popham for a cheery discussion of the good bits and odd stumbles of this very nice-looking piece of genre-mush moodful fun.
2015-11-22
1h 33
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Episode 50: The Shining
We manage to spend two hours without even really discussing the blood elevator. That's how much this classic has going on.
2015-10-18
2h 01
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Episode 49: Hardware, with Jesse Holden
A messy relic of the 90s, pitting unlikeable humans against an inept killbot in a post-apocalyptic future that its surprisingly hard to care about. Also a cameo by Lemmy.
2015-10-06
1h 33
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Episode 48: A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
Thoughtful, visually tremendous film about the burdens and decisions of a young man and young woman in Bad City.
2015-08-09
1h 46
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Episode 47: The Lost Boys
This 1987 Joel Schumacher film can't really decide if it's a screwball comedy or a teen coming of age story, and so does a confused job of trying to be both.
2015-07-12
1h 45
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Episode 46: Wes Craven's New Nightmare
Wes Craven revisits the original Nightmare from a metatextual distance, casting the cast as themselves. Johnny Depp does not appear in this film.
2015-06-07
1h 36
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Episode 45: A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
Freddy Kreuger! Claw hand! Dying in dreams! Introducing Johnny Depp! This is not a movie for which I really need to construct a coherent critical summary. You've seen it, or you should see it.
2015-05-17
2h 00
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Episode 44: WolfCop
Never has a movie been more like what you'd expect to get when you see "WolfCop" on Netflix than this one. There's a cop. He's a wolf. Or vice versa. It's Canadian! And not very good.
2015-05-03
1h 35
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Episode 43: It Follows
Yakov and Josh are surprised and impressed by the subtle characterizations and lack of easy explotative outs in this meditation on sex, consent, young adulthood, and the isolation and fear that comes with betrayal. Also: a killer ghost.
2015-04-12
2h 31
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Episode 42: The Wicker Man (1973)
What a weird, wonderful oddity of a film! Chock full of folk music and surprisingly non-exploitative nudity and the occasional pagan ritual murder, the original film bears essentailly zero resemblence to Nic Cage's 2006 bee adventure.
2015-03-29
1h 27
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Episode 41: Night Watch
Josh and Yakov enjoy the heck out of this playful and visually fun supernatural horror/thriller/fantasy from 2004 even though it's only about half of the story, with sequel Day Watch picking up the other half of the plot. Also, Yakov speaks some Russian.
2015-03-01
1h 30
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Episode 40: My Bloody Valentine 3D
It's a Valentines Day tradition; this year the box 'o filmic chocolates is the sadly deeply mediocre (but 3D!) 2009 remake of the 1981 gory/silly Canadian slasher classic. Josh drank some Moosehead Lager just to get through it.
2015-02-15
1h 50
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Episode 39: The Fly (1986)
Cronenberg as entymologist! Yakov and Josh revel in the boffo makeup/creature effects of this Jeff Goldblumiest of Jeff Goldblum roles and speculate about Seth Brundle clones inhabiting the Hollywood universe.
2015-02-01
1h 56
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Episode 38: I, Frankenstein
The WHSFTSY fellas tear into this addled Trapper Keeper drawing of a film, trying to find something redeeming in a film that's neither a meditation on Mary Shelley's original story nor a particularly good action blockbuster.
2015-01-18
1h 57
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Episode 37: Nightbreed
Clive Barker makes film; execs mangle film; Barker restores film; Josh and Yakov watch film; Josh and Yakov complain about film.
2015-01-04
1h 52
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Episode 36: Silent Hill
Who is Silent Hill for? Fans of the video games? Fans of horror films? Maybe a little bit of neither! Yakov and Josh turn up the fog machine and wonder how Sean Bean manages to not get killed, among other things.
2014-12-30
2h 12
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Episode 35: Ravenous and Dumplings
Josh and Yakov take on two very different eating-people-for-fun-and-profit flicks, 1999's Ravenous and 2004's Dumplings, and talk about what goes wrong and right, respectively, with the films.
2014-11-27
1h 43
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Episode 34: Prometheus
Filmed thirty years later and set thirty (still futuristic) years earlier, this Alien prequel gives Aliens-franchise fans Yakov and Josh a lot to make complicated faces about, figuratively speaking.
2014-10-27
2h 09
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Episode 33: Alien
Josh and Yakov revisit Ridley Scott's classic and pick out the few rough spots while chattering about all the stuff that's great and meandering through the franchise that followed.
2014-10-06
2h 48
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Episode 32: The Conjuring
A close reading of the recent based-on-a-truthy-story flick about paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren tackling a big mess of haunty badness in 1971. An imperfect but at times super duper creepy film.
2014-09-10
2h 27
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Episode 31: Scream
The J and the Y take a visit to another formative meta-horror classic, 1996's Wes Craven horror comedy Scream, and talk about what works well, what doesn't, and just how amazingly rooted/dated in the mid-90s it is.
2014-08-29
1h 58
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Episode 30: The Blair Witch Project
It's 1999, and some idiot kids got killed in the Maryland woods, and it's up to Josh and Yakov to basically talk about how they feel like The Blair Witch Project still holds up really well. Also a bit about video games!
2014-07-26
2h 04
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Episode 29: Paranormal Activity
Yakov and Josh tackle the 2007 indie wunderkind Paranormal Activity, and talk about found footage, zero-budget horror, and the problem with having your main character a terrible unlikeable boring jerky jerkface jerk. But it's a good movie!
2014-07-10
2h 18
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Episode 28: In the Mouth of Madness
Polishing off the John Carpenter "Apocalypse Trilogy", Josh and Yakov watch Sam Neill watch the world go to hell and talk talk about metanarratives, Lovecraft, and power suits.
2014-06-14
2h 28
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Episode 27: Prince of Darkness
Yakov and Josh talk about John Carpenter's 1987 film, comparing it with The Thing (see ep. 25!) and marveling at the mustache and general creepiness of the film's notional hero. Also, Satan.
2014-05-12
1h 54
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Episode 26: Tow more The Things
Before there was The Thing, there was 1951 The Thing From Another World! After The Thing, there was...another film called The Thing! We talk about them both, and the 1938 short story "Who Goes There" that started this all.
2014-04-28
2h 19
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Episode 25: The Thing (1982)
It's our one-year podcastversary, and we celebrate with John Carpenter's The Thing, a classic horror and paranoia flick featuring some really delightful practical special effects work and also a plenty of Kurt Russell.
2014-04-14
1h 41
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Episode 24: Friday the 13th part 4: the Final Chapter
The final chapter that very much wasn't, this mid-franchise slasher manages to typify the early 80s slasher genre without doing very many interesting things in the process.
2014-04-06
1h 58
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Episode 23: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
The subject of any number of sequels and remakes, this 1974 proto-slasher flick is all kinds of interesting for both the genre tropes it inspired and the ways in which it differs from the standbys of the slasher genre that followed.
2014-03-03
2h 04
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Episode 22: My Bloody Valentine (1981)
It's just Yakov and Josh and this amazingly of-its-time 1981 Canadian slasher fic, bringing some love into your Valentine's Day proximity. Won't you be (getting murdered in a) mine?
2014-02-17
2h 04
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Episode 21: Ringu
Josh and Yakov tackle the 1998 Japanese horror flick Ringu (remade for the US in 2002 as The Ring), and develop a theory that this is actually still the Jacob's Ladder review and they've been dead the whole time.
2014-02-03
1h 55
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Episode 20: Jacob's Ladder
Y and J have a good trip through bad trip classic Jacob's Ladder, wrestling with the clashing metaphysics and mixed messages of this often visually arresting story about why it's hard out there for a postal worker.
2014-01-20
1h 44
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Episode 19: Re-Animator
In a film that looks exactly like it cost $900K to make in 1985, Josh and Yakov find a lot to love (most of it in Jeffrey Comb's performance as Herbert The Love Bug West) and also plenty to complain about.
2014-01-06
1h 40
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Episode 18: V/H/S
It's a six-in-one special, as Yakov and Josh break down the five films-within-the-film of this horror short collection and talk about found-footage faux-documentary cinema.
2013-12-23
2h 34
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Episode 17: House of the Devil
Josh and Yakov are thrilled to discuss a movie they actually unambiguously enjoyed, this 2009 period-piece gem from upstart horror writer/director Ti West that plays in a lot of great ways with the heritage of the horror genre.
2013-12-09
1h 39
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Episode 16: Prophecies Uprising and Forsaken
What's the Prophecy franchise without Christopher Walken? Really, really terrible. Josh and Yakov sit through close to three hours of terminally dull cash-ins and then struggle and largely fail to find redeeming qualities in the experience.
2013-11-25
2h 00
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Episode 15: John Dies At The End
He hasn't been working much in the last twenty years, but Phantasm director Coscarelli puts in a comparatively strong (if still fairly scattered) entry with this film; J and Y dig into John... and consider it as a reflection of Don's earlier work. Also, dick jokes.
2013-11-11
1h 52
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Episode 14: Prophecy 2 and Prophecy III
Walken is back, and then back AGAIN, as Josh and Yakov tackle a two-fer with the second and third Prophecy films. Are angels literally birds? Are these movies secretly remakes of Terminator 1 and 2, with Ted from Bill and Ted's Excellent Adenture in the role of John Conner? Hey, isn't that that guy from Buffy? These questions, and more: THOROUGHLY ANSWERED HEREIN.
2013-10-21
2h 11
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Episode 13: Phantasm
The Phantasm! A film that may or may not be the secret to the universe, this charming 1979 oddity is the best possible sort of mess, with oddball characters, memorable (if in many cases memorably stitled) dialogue, and a dreamlike feel to both the plotting and (for better and worse) editing. Josh and Yakov try to puzzle out just what the hell happened and theorize that it's actually an out-there Dune adaptation.
2013-10-07
1h 57
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Episode 12: The Prophecy
Yakov and Josh dip into The Prophecy franchise, before it somehow became direct-to-video kissing cousins with Hellraiser under Dimension films, and try to make sense of what exactly a star-studded cast of high-tempered angel honchos (Walken as Gabriel, Eric Stoltz as Simon, Viggo "Aragorn" Mortensen as a boffo Lucifer) are trying to accomplish with a spat over a cannibal Colonel's soul.
2013-09-23
1h 57
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Episode 11: Event Horizon
What do you get when you cross Alien, Aliens, Solaris, Hellraiser, and the cinematic mind that brought you several Resident Evil films? A damn mess, is what. Yakov and Josh talk about what works, what doesn't, the various movies they wish this had been, swivel chairs, dolly zooms, and gothy engine rooms.
2013-09-09
1h 59
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Episode 10: Cabin in the Woods
With the Hellraiser franchise behind them, Josh and Yakov take a breather from troubled horror franchises to didiscuss an untroubled one-off satire of the genre, 2012's "Cabin in the Woods". They talk about the film's deconstruction of the horror genre's tropes and bad habits, the role of voyeurism in horror spectacle, the film's winking references to Hellraiser itself, and, gosh, a whole lot of things.
2013-08-26
1h 53
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Episode 9: Hellraiser: Revelations
J and Y discuss the piece of F-ing S that is the ninth (and at the moment final) film in the troubled Hellraiser film franchise, a rushed "make it or lose your rights to the IP" stinker so bad that it makes the previous terrible film look positively competent. Even the real Pinhead, Doug Bradley, refused to show up for this one, replaced by a hapless, scenery chewing standin who sets the tone for the rest of the film by being simultaneously overt and dull. Also, two young men keep shouting TIJUANA, and a baby dies? It's a real keeper...
2013-08-11
1h 57
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Episode 8: Hellraiser: Hellworld
A mysterious (in the sense that the film never bothers to, uh, talk about it) MMO called Hellworld gets a passel of teens in a barrel of trouble when Lance Henricksen phones in a revenge plot that makes basically zero sense and OH GOD WHY DID WE WATCH THIS MOVIE WHAT WERE WE THINKING OH GOD IT'S SO BAD, IT'S, IT'S REALLY TERRIBLE, I CAN'T EVEN WRITE A PROPER SARCASTIC SYNOPSIS, UGH and also Henry "The Most Recent Superman" Cavill is in it as a total dick.
2013-07-29
2h 14
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Episode 7: Hellraiser: Deader
A spec script called Deader somehow becomes a Hellraiser sequel called (wait for it) Hellraiser: Deader, and we're all sort of worse off for it! Yakov and Josh dig into the weird structural problems and narrative dalliances of this Romanian-filmed direct-to-video story of a bad girl journalist who gets in over her (pin)head. See also: Joey the comic relief subway sex party glampunk! Seriously, he's about the most entertaining thing in the film. Oof.
2013-07-08
2h 47
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Episode 6: Hellraiser: Hellseeker
In what feels like an odd echo of the previous film, an unlikeable protagonist wanders through a hellish, weird couple of days encountering terrible visions and softcore propositions while mapping the road from sin to regret. Or something. It's not very good, but Yakov and Josh get through it somehow and talk about all the little things that helped make the movie not work.
2013-06-24
2h 43
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Episode 5: Hellraiser: Inferno
You got your cop noir in my Hellraiser franchise! No, YOU got YOUR obligatory Pinhead appearance in my unrelated spec script! Basically, Inferno's one of those "two okay tastes that taste like butt together" situations, and Josh and Yakov go into weary, maddened detail about just how and why the film manages to not do most of the things it's trying to do as well as it ought to have. Also: twin karate cowboys.
2013-06-10
2h 29
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Episode 4: Hellraiser IV: Bloodline
He's a brilliant French toymaker! She's a demonic princess from hell! They...raise hell! Yakov and Josh dig into the not-terrible, not-great fourth Hellraiser film, an anthology story set in 18th C. France, contemporary New York, and FUTURE SPACE STATION, and discuss what works and doesn't in this ambitious but hobbled attempt to create a proper backstory for Pinhead's friends and coworkers.
2013-05-27
2h 17
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Episode 3: Hellraiser III: Hell On Earth
Yakov and Josh dig into Hell on Earth, and discuss Greenboro-as-Manhattan, ridiculous new Cenobites, how to be bad at journalism, Pinhead's philosopher/salesman chops, why you shouldn't have an actress named Terry in the same film as a different character named Terri, and whether Pinhead actually dislikes Jesus or just likes ribbin' him a little.
2013-05-12
2h 25
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Episode 2: Hellbound: Hellraiser II
Yakov and Josh recap and deconstruct the 1988 Hellraiser sequel, Hellbound, and talk about parallels between the two films, Julia's assertive approach to the afterlife, the philosophy and metaphysics of The Labyrinth, and how much Roger Ebert hated this movie.
2013-04-29
2h 11
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Episode 1: Hellraiser
Josh and Yakov kick things off with a discussion of the ups and downs of the flawed gem that is Cliver Barker'soriginal 1987 Hellraiser film, and kibitz about their Hellraiser and horror memories.
2013-04-15
1h 55