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The Japanese remake of the Canadian cult classic, "Cube," will be available for streaming on SCREAMBOX from April 11 as a SCREAMBOX Original. It will also be available on VOD platforms via Cinedigm and Bloody Disgusting on the same day. The movie features a group of strangers waking up in a mysterious room filled with deadly traps and working together to survive. Original Cube writer-director Vincenzo Natali serves as an executive producer.Subscribe today at https://bit.ly/3Fu6lxx for the latest episodes.We almost gave away our opinion of tonight's movie in the opening act, but we promise not to spoil it.Linda Blair is making an appearance in the upcoming Blumhouse sequel to the original Exorcist film, but we recommend watching her performance in Repossessed.We discuss the movie Scott Pilgrim, which is getting an anime adaptation with the original cast reprising their roles. The movie features video game-like elements and a plot where the main character must defeat his girlfriend's seven evil ex-boyfriends.Universal Studios is remaking the 1956 horror film The Mole People, which we question the reasoning behind. However, we mention an adult swim show called Saul of the Mole Men that may have been inspired by the original film.We speculate about a potential Harry Potter TV show on HBO and jokingly suggest a show focused on bad wizards who couldn't get into the school.Tonight's movie is Corvette Summer, starring Mark Hamill and Annie Potts.Dangerous Dave gets fixated on the salary of a high school teacher in the 1980s while discussing box office success.We discuss a new Cube horror movie dropping on Screambox on April 11th and reminisce about the original 1997 Cube movie.We briefly mention horror movies shot on video and wonder if a deer feels shame and has to put on clothes.

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Johnny Spoiler and crew talk about energy vampires and toxic people in our lives. They try to avoid talking about controversial topics to avoid suppression by Google's algorithm. They also joke about being more popular than Black Adam and come up with a plot for a movie featuring themselves.The crew discusses monsters and which ones they would choose to be if they had to choose. They talk about vampires and the challenges of being one, such as the difficulty of obtaining a food supply and the risk of being caught on camera. They also mention other monsters, such as shapeshifters and hide behinds. The conversation briefly touches on a movie called "The Watcher" and a genetically engineered dog. The crew also talks about their preference for leaving pets out of horror movies.Johnny Spoiler and crew discuss TV and movies, including Quentin Tenino's supposed last movie, which might be about seventies movie critic Pauline Kael. They also discuss Andy Kaufman's induction into the WWE Hall of Fame and his history in real wrestling. Jordan Peele's upcoming Christmas movie is also mentioned. The crew also briefly talks about their own podcast and ads.The crew discusses the movie "Vampire's Kiss," starring Nicolas Cage. They describe the plot, which involves Cage's character becoming convinced he's a vampire after being bitten by a woman. They also discuss some behind-the-scenes details, such as Cage's insistence on using a real bat in a scene and eating a real cockroach in another scene. They also mention some humorous moments in the film and Cage's inspiration for certain lines and actions.Johnny Spoiler and crew discuss their favorite bits from the movie Vampire's Kiss, starring Nicolas Cage. Johnny Spoiler mentions the scene where Cage's character is buying fake teeth and his slow descent into madness. Dangerous Dave talks about how Maria Conchita Alonso, who typically plays a badass character, plays a victim in this film. The crew also mentions Cage's character terrorizing his assistant, particularly the scene where he jumps on her desk and declares himself a vampire. Another favorite scene mentioned is the one where Cage's character goes through the entire alphabet. Despite being an awful boss, Cage's character is still likable and quirky.The crew is discussing the Fandango YouTube channel and their interest in AI. Jordan Savage mentions a question from a Fandango interview about which possessed doll would be the top doll if they were in the same movie. The crew lists various dolls and movies with creepy dolls, including Annabelle, Chucky, May, the dolls from Dolls, and the puppets from Puppet Master. Dangerous Dave suggests the dolls from Tales from the Hood, specifically the ones from the civil war era that come after white people to kill them. Johnny Spoiler also briefly mentions the overlooked movie Dead Silence.

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We explore the origins and pitfalls of the classic question, "How are you?" While recovering from a head cold, Johnny found himself becoming increasingly irritated with the question and began wondering when and why it became such a common greeting. While feeling under the weather, he began to wonder about its appropriateness in certain situations. But rather than simply avoiding the question, he decided to experiment with playful and flirty responses to see how people would react. Jordan shares her own disaster story while serving tables at a busy restaurant. She asked a table how they were doing, and they shared that they had just attended a funeral for a family member.Johnny also recounts a recent text from an unknown sender and speculates whether it was a genuine message flirting with him or a bot. Johnny shares his thoughts on taking sleep aids and tweeting. Johnny is trying to explain to his co-hosts who the new Hellboy actor is. He mentions that the actor played a character named Black Tom Cassidy in the movie Deadpool 2, and was also in the new Baywatch movie. Despite these hints, his co-hosts still don't seem to know who the actor is.Johnny also talks about Spielberg's appearance on the late-night TV show Colbert where he discussed his thoughts on UFOs. As a child, Johnny believed in the existence of aliens and UFOs, but as he grew up and saw Navy videos, his beliefs shifted towards needing tangible proof and scientific evidence. He also finds it amusing to think about how future generations will view the current era's fascination with UFOs and the sky's potential threats.In this movie review, we take a look at "The Mountain," a film that tells the story of a young man struggling with depression who goes on a road trip with a seductive doctor, portrayed by Jeff Goldblum. This indie film explores the themes of mental health, love, and the ethical implications of medical treatments. Watch our review to find out more about this intriguing and thought-provoking movie.Dave is struggling to pick a favorite moment from this week’s movie. He mentions that Jeff Goldblum's performance is noteworthy because he has a strong presence that helps hold the movie together. However, overall, Dave finds the content to be lacking in humor and lightness, making it difficult to pinpoint a favorite moment. Jordan and Dave acknowledge that the story is a sad one, which may contribute to the lack of relief or lightheartedness in the film.In this episode, the hosts receive a question from Ken about why they haven't covered the Leprechaun movie series. They explain that they are wary of trademark and copyright infringement on YouTube, but have previously interviewed the director of the first movie and even did an hour-long commentary on it. Despite this, they feel that there are likely many other podcasts covering the Leprechaun movies in March, which is commonly known as Leprechaun Month. Johnny expresses his desire to watch a movie called "something about a boat" and raves about how good the title sounds. However, he also expresses their frustration with Apple TV and their

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Hey, listener! Ready to uncover why Jordan, the Scream Queen, delivers scathing movie reviews without needing to see the flicks? It's comedy Johnny here, and together we're peeling back the curtain on the enigma of film expectations and generational viewing habits. Picture this: 'The Crow' through a Gen X lens, 'Constantine 2' shrouded in mystery, and the potential resurrection of Captain Jack Sparrow. Our musings don't stop there, as we tackle the implications of AI's grip on our creative processes and society at large, drawing unnerving parallels to "Terminator 3."

Ever laughed at the thought of Kevin Bacon being synonymous with river-themed films? Our staff picks section tosses you into the river with 'Mystic River' and 'The River Wild,' before catapulting you into the cosmos with Adam Sandler's 'Spaceman.' And for a spine-tingling treat, we dissect the quirky creature feature 'Splinter,' where we're both terrorized and entertained by its spiky antagonist. Oh, and let's not bypass our lively chat with Dollface about dragons and the Wishmaster series – because who doesn't want to spice up their day with a bit of dragon lore?

But it's not all monsters and mayhem; we're also unboxing the emotional treasure chest that cinema provides. Films can be a cathartic release or a welcome distraction, and we're pondering over this personal impact on our listeners. And because we're all about the intrigue, we're tossing you the challenge of watching "the movie with the hand." So, come join the conversation, unravel the mysteries, and share more than a few belly laughs with us in an episode that's as much a jolt to the funny bone as it is an exploration of pop culture's wild world.

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Ever wondered if your smartphone could give you more than just notifications? Imagine a world where cybernetic viruses spread through Wi-Fi, and your health is as vulnerable as your data privacy. That's the springboard for my co-host, Jordan Savage, and me as we kick things off with a laugh before diving headfirst into the darkest corners of the film "Sightseers." It's a slasher that carves up not only its victims but also the very fabric of thriller tropes, and we're here to dissect every bloody layer for your eerie entertainment.

From the silver screen's chilling narratives to the equally gripping, albeit more personal, tales of my own health escapades, this episode takes you on a rollercoaster of emotions. We go from discussing the comedic side of chronic nosebleeds to the serious implications of self-medicating with fast food for anemia. And, as our feverish minds wander through the winding paths of conspiracy theories and the contentious topic of film reboots, you'll find yourself questioning reality alongside us.

Capping off this cinematic sojourn, Jordan and I put the lens on Hollywood's current landscape, from SNL's latest missteps to the subtle artistry found in less celebrated movies like 'Copland'. Whether we're debating the pacing of 'Goodfellas' or applauding the understated brilliance of Ray Liotta's diverse roles, this episode is guaranteed to offer fresh perspectives on the movies we love—or love to critique. So, refill that popcorn and prepare for an hour where movies and mayhem meet, only on the Binge-Watchers Podcast.

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Ever reminisce about the hilarity of John Ritter's 'Skin Deep' or the strangely satisfying combo of peanut butter and Oreos? Well, buckle up as we weave through a tapestry of nostalgic tidbits and fresh takes on fashion faux pas. From Zendaya's statement-making robot suit at the "Dune 2" premiere to Dennis Quaid's eerie dive into the psyche of a serial killer, we're serving up a smorgasbord of entertainment insight mixed with hearty laughs.

Dudley Moore's antics may harken back to a different era, but the laughs are timeless for John Ritter, and we're here to relive them while also pondering the peculiarities of peanut butter as a culinary wildcard. Our resident movie buffs can't help but share their infectious enthusiasm for the physical comedy gold and narrative quirks that "Skin Deep" delivers, while our discussion meanders to the realm of true crime and the emotional rollercoaster of unresolved endings à la "Seinfeld." We also can't resist tipping our hats to the comedic chops on display in Hulu's "This Fool."

As we wrap up, we not only rate our featured flick with our unique system but also let our hair down to chat about those quirky eating habits that somehow become a slice of our identity. Are Oreos with peanut butter a snack sensation or a quirky pastime? We're sharing laughs and personal anecdotes, inviting you into the conversation like an old friend joining us on the couch for a movie night. So, grab your favorite snack, get comfy, and let us keep you company with stories that resonate with the humor in all of us.

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Ever felt the urge to name a cockroach after an ex? Well, the San Antonio Zoo is one step ahead with its anti-Valentine's Day shenanigans, and we're all for this bizarre festivity. Alongside our witty guest Jordan, this episode frolics through the darkly comedic world of post-breakup rituals before taking an unexpected swerve into the less amusing health risks that our furry and not-so-furry companions can bring—yes, we're looking at you, cats and your bubonic plague ties. It's a rollercoaster of emotions and side-splitting commentary that'll have you reevaluating your pet-naming strategies.

If you're craving a fix of movie madness, saddle up for our eclectic cinema roundup. Imagine Nicolas Cage chasing thrills in a horn-themed thriller or the head-scratching Mandela Effect that has us questioning reality itself. We dissect 'White of the Eye' with its jarring jumps in narrative and unconventional love triangles, while also rating films with a system that cuts straight to the chase: Binge Now, Binge Later, or Binge Never. The silver screen never looked so bewildering—or entertaining—as it does with our no-filter reviews.

To cap it all off, we take a detour through the wilds of CGI landscapes, from cringe-worthy effects in TV adaptations to a nostalgic jaunt back to the 'Jurassic Park' era, which somehow still impresses. Throw in a dash of retro cartoon love with Ninja Turtles, a flick through the latest Netflix offerings, and a contemplative pause over whether Al Pacino can truly set the Valentine's mood, and you've got yourself a podcast episode that's as varied as Jordan's cat names. Tune in for some unapologetically honest pop culture banter that promises to tickle your funny bone and maybe, just maybe, make you view your cat with a tad more suspicion.

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Ever wondered what happens when classic cinema gets a modern twist? Our latest episode peeks behind the curtain of Tim Burton and Gillian Flynn's reimagination of "Attack of the 50-Foot Woman," exploring the depths of womanly wrath and current power dynamics. We kick things off with a chuckle, contemplating the hilariously unintended consequences of our deepest desires—yes, even that cheeseburger comes with a side of irony. And while we're at it, we tip our hats to the comedic prowess of Sacha Baron Cohen, whose characters continue to surprise us despite his fame.

From there, we switch gears to honor the legendary Carl Weathers, taking you through his journey from the boxing ring right up to the stars in "The Mandalorian." Horror aficionados, fasten your seat belts as we dissect the spine-chilling '90s classic "Wishmaster," with its blend of stunning and cringe-worthy special effects. The Djinn's transformation is on the chopping block as we rate the effects and draw parallels to a certain Dragon Ball Z figure. And for those horror cameo enthusiasts, we've got your fix with appearances from horror greats like Robert Englund and Tony Todd.

But wait, there's more! As we look back fondly at "Starman," we also gear up for the upcoming season of 'True Detective' with eager anticipation. We're not just about reminiscing, though; we're here setting the rules of engagement for movie-watching. No spoilers, no incessant questioning—just the pure, thrilling ecstasy of cinematic discovery. Join us as we celebrate the stories that shaped our past and tease those that promise to captivate our future.

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Whether your love language is beer, chicken skins, or something a bit more traditional, we're here to humorously navigate the ever-evolving world of modern romance.

Rounding out our rollick through relationships, we dissect the film "Street Smart," where sex, power, and journalistic intrigue collide.

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Ever wondered if your love life could benefit from a little less booze and a little more financial savvy? Join Johnny Spoiler and Jordan Savage as we tackle the sobering trend of dry dating. We're not just talking about skipping the cocktails to save a few bucks; we're getting into the meaty questions about whether this newfound sobriety is paving the way for safer and more genuine connections. I'll even confess to my own wallet woes, sparking a comical contemplation of whether my bank account is nudging me towards an alcohol-free love life.

But it's not all budget banter on Binge-Watchers. We're dishing on the latest relationship shake-ups that are defying traditional norms. Think threesomes, same-sex curiosities, and the concept of 'wanderlove' that's got singles casting their romantic nets across the globe. And because we love a dose of nostalgia, we pay tribute to a legend as we dissect Christopher Reeve's legacy and his poignant documentary "Super and/or Man." So, whether your love language is beer, chicken skins, or something a bit more traditional, we're here to humorously navigate the ever-evolving world of modern romance.

Rounding out our rollick through relationships, we dissect the film "Street Smart," where sex, power, and journalistic intrigue collide. We debate the compelling dynamics between the characters, gasp through the twists, and muse on the portrayal of pimps with a charm that's as manipulative as it is magnetic. And because no episode of Binge-Watchers is complete without a curveball, I throw in my aspirations to become the world's first sommelier of Thunderbird wine and chicken skins. Don't knock it till you've tried it, right? So, pop in those headphones and let us whisk you away on a wild ride through love, laughs, and life's peculiar pairings.

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Join Johnny Spoiler and Jordan Savage as they review the action-packed and hilarious vampire-mafia movie, Innocent Blood. This dark comedy horror film takes viewers on a thrilling journey as a vampire who feeds only on criminals teams up with an undercover cop to take down the vampire mafia. With a star-studded cast featuring Anthony LaPaglia, Anne Parillaud, Robert Loggia, and Angela Bassett, this movie is filled with drama, romance, and plenty of twists. Don't miss out on this entertaining and unique vampire flick!

Ever found yourself wondering if a caffeine overload might accidentally summon a spectral visitor or a rendezvous with a quantum doppelgänger? Well, Jack and I couldn't resist the urge to explore this bizarre notion, especially after I penned a short film on the very subject. Tune in as we reveal our effervescent banter about Ghost Energy's latest tangy creation, reminiscing about those sugar-packed gummy worms from the recesses of our childhood candy stashes. Hold onto your seats because the Savage Scream Queen, Jordan Savage, also drops by to spill the details on her chilling brush with nature's own brand of terror—aggressive plant roots with a penchant for plumbing destruction.

Lights off, headphones on, and let laughter be your guide through the macabre and the supernatural. This episode isn't just about the spooky encounters; it's a rollercoaster through the latest upheavals in horror cinema, from a refreshingly absurd 'Anaconda' comeback to vampire narratives that twist the genre into thrilling new shapes. We'll dissect the clever marketing ploys, the nods to authenticity that resonate with true horror aficionados, and even the occasional cinematic blunder that can leave us chuckling in our seats. Plus, I'll share how a sitcom binge became my unexpected lifeline amidst a sea of monotonous marketing meetings and the importance of finding solace in the familiar glow of a screen.

Wrapping things up, we turn the spotlight onto the curious world of film editing enthusiasts, paying homage to Topher Grace's fascinating pastime of slicing and dicing the Star Wars saga into a more streamlined narrative. It's a conversation that's as much about the art of storytelling as it is about the passion that drives fans to reimagine the movies they hold dear. Whether you're a die-hard film buff or just in it for the quirky tales and unexpected insights, this episode promises to be a cinematic joyride through the weird, the wonderful, and the downright wacky world of movies. Don't miss out—hit play and join our spirited exchange that's sure to keep you entertained from start to finish.

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For those eager to embark on a movie lover's odyssey, this episode promises a ride that is as wildly entertaining as it is thought-provoking. So join us on this adventure through the thrilling lanes of cinematic memory, and rediscover the movies that continue to captivate and inspire generations of viewers. 

In an intriguing shift, the episode takes us on a metaphorical road trip through the Arizona desert with John Carpenter's "Starman". Here, Jeff Bridges' captivating performance is scrutinized, along with Carpenter's deviation from his usual cinematic style. The hosts engage in a detailed analysis of the film's dramatic elements, its portrayal of alien encounters, and the movie's iconic special effects, demonstrating a deep appreciation for Carpenter's work.

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Immerse yourself in a delightful journey through the annals of cinematic history as we revisit some of the most thrilling and nostalgic films with hosts Johnny Spoiler and Jordan Savage. The latest podcast episode is a treasure trove for film aficionados, encompassing discussions from the chilling adaptations of R.L. Stine's "Fear Street" to the whimsical escapades of "Earth Girls Are Easy".

Our hosts kick off with an engaging comparison between Netflix's new "Fear Street" movie, "Prom Queen", and the original haunting series penned by R.L. Stine. They dissect the new slasher's homage to its literary roots and reflect on the trilogy's unique blend of horror and time travel. As they delve into the world of "Fear Street", Johnny's candid confession about confusing authors adds a personal and humorous touch to the conversation.

Transitioning to family-friendly realms, Johnny and Jordan speculate on the upcoming live-action adaptation of "How to Train Your Dragon", expressing excitement for Gerard Butler's potential reprisal of his role. They reflect on the beloved animated series with fondness, creating a warm atmosphere of anticipation and speculation for this new venture.

In an intriguing shift, the episode takes us on a metaphorical road trip through the Arizona desert with John Carpenter's "Starman". Here, Jeff Bridges' captivating performance is scrutinized, along with Carpenter's deviation from his usual cinematic style. The hosts engage in a detailed analysis of the film's dramatic elements, its portrayal of alien encounters, and the movie's iconic special effects, demonstrating a deep appreciation for Carpenter's work.

The conversation continues with a focus on "Earth Girls Are Easy", diving into the film's unique take on alien interactions and the enduring charm of the '80s. Our hosts discuss the theme of closure and moving on, as portrayed through a character's transformative road trip. They bring to light the movie's creative use of technology and its comparison to other works by John Carpenter, weaving in their critique with nostalgia and admiration.

Rounding off the episode is an adrenaline-fueled discussion on a nail-biting crime thriller. The hosts express their visceral reactions to intense scenes involving snake venom and buried victims. They voice their frustrations with cliffhanger endings and touch upon their thwarted expec

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Hey, nostalgia aficionados and film buffs, Johnny Spoiler here alongside Jordan Savage, and we've got a treat for you that's juicier than a twist ending in a whodunit. Imagine a world where the 90s never ended, where horror flicks like "Nightbreed" still reign supreme and we're all still trying to make "fetch" happen. That's the rabbit hole we're diving into, complete with a dramatic throwback to an era when Rutger Hauer was our on-screen hero and Maurice Gibb had us tapping our toes.

Join us as we tear apart "A Breed Apart" and stitch it back together with the kind of reverence only true movie lovers can muster. We're scrutinizing every nook and cranny, from Powers Boothe's morally gray character to Kathleen Turner's unforgettable performance. Plus, we've got a tale about a missing reel that's so bizarre it's almost fiction. And let's not forget about those trained eagles—because what's an 80s movie without some good old-fashioned animal antics?

As your trusty co-pilots on this audio journey, Jordan and I are turning up the dial on true crime podcasting and setting our sights on the unpredictable year of 2024. We'll be your guides through a maze of movie reviews with our signature unfiltered commentary that's sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. So, fasten your seatbelts, and get ready for a flight back in time with a side of prophetic fashion forecasts—it's going to be one wild ride.

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Ever wondered why the Germans hang pickles on their Christmas trees, or why the Japanese devour KFC on Christmas Day? Our holiday special takes you on a global voyage, uncovering some of the most unusual and intriguing traditions celebrated around the world during the festive period. Not just that, we also dig into our own unique family customs, giving a whole new twist to Santa's elves. Brace yourself for a hearty laugh as we share hilarious listener comments and brainstorm on the quirkiest holiday movie plots.

If you're a movie buff, you're in for a treat! We've combined our love for films and the holiday spirit in a unique way. Our journey to Gotham City revisits the iconic characters of Batman Returns, discussing everything from our favorite movies of the main cast to behind-the-scenes secrets and challenges during the making of the film. You wouldn't want to miss the fascinating discussion on the unique representation of the Penguin and Catwoman, or our recommendations for other films to watch this holiday season.

As we wrap up, we open the floor to a lively discussion about the various actors who have stepped into the shoes of the iconic Batman. How do Michael Keaton and Christian Bale compare to the comic book version of Batman? Our opinions might surprise you! We also touch on some recent films we've enjoyed, that masterfully blend crime and sci-fi elements. As we bid you goodbye, we hope you’re as excited for the holidays as we are, and that our episode has added a sprinkle of joy and laughter to your festivities.

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As the holiday season approaches, we're all looking for a little festive cheer. However, if you're tired of the traditional holiday classics, our latest podcast episode offers an unconventional twist: a deep dive into the world of vampire films, with a particular focus on the classic "Bram Stoker's Dracula". The episode features a lively discussion with fellow vampire enthusiast, Jordan Savage, and explores how these movies, with their unique blend of romance, horror, and fantasy, can perfectly complement your holiday mood.

Vampire movies offer a captivating alternative to traditional holiday films. Their unique blend of horror, romance, and fantasy can provide a refreshing break from the typical holiday fare. Our guest, Jordan Savage, shares her insights on why films like "Bram Stoker's Dracula" are the perfect holiday watch. We also delve into the upcoming release of Nosferatu in 2024, hinting at the continued appeal of vampire movies.

The discussion doesn't stop at vampire films. We also touch on other holiday movie recommendations. Brace yourselves as we shift gears into the realm of unconventional Christmas movies and thrilling new projects. Ever heard of "Krampus," "Rare Exports," or "Fatman?" Well, we're here to provide the lowdown on these unique holiday films.

"Bram Stoker's Dracula" takes center stage in our episode, with a deep dive into its mesmerizing world. From its unique visual style and unforgettable performances to its captivating plot, this film is a treat for any movie buff. We particularly discuss the film's use of practical effects and unconventional cinematography, as well as the impressive physical transformations of actor Gary Oldman. Additionally, we touch on the film's costume design and the romantic storyline between Dracula and Mina, further highlighting the film's distinctive appeal.

The episode concludes with a reflection on our journey so far, the privilege of interacting with our wonderful listeners, and our anticipation for what's to come. Our podcast is more than just about movies; it's about building a community of film lovers. So whether you're a seasoned cinephile or a casual movie-goer, our podcast offers a space to explore, discuss, and celebrate the world of film.

In conclusion, this episode serves as a reminder that the holiday season can be about more than just tinsel and Christmas trees. Whether you're sinking your teeth into a vampire film like "Bram Stoker's Dracula" or exploring other movie recommendations, there's always a way to add a unique twist to your holiday cheer. So why not take a break from the usual holiday classics, and embark on a cinematic journey that offers a chilling, yet captivating, alternative? 

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Never miss a chance to mention Futurama.The only reason to become an astronaut is to hook up with aliens.Star Trek can be reimagined as a dating show with Captain Kirk.Millennial Christmas cliches and missing the ‘90s as a ‘90s kid.The National Film Registry welcomes such titles as Super Fly, Hairspray, Carrie, and one of our personal favorites, House Party.

Jeff Goldblum teaches acting to comedians.We almost got to see Jeff Goldblum’s gold blooms in this Geena Davis musical comedy.

Tonight’s movie is Earth Girls Are Easy.  After Dr. Love cheats on Valerie, Valerie falls in love with one of the cat aliens that crash lands in her pool . And he can play jazz piano.  Another way to say it is Jeff Goldblum fell in your pool. We got a nice message from the director of Eat Wheaties! Scott Abramovitch.

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