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The Hunger Games franchise continues to release films with compound sentences for titles that no one is ever going to call them by, but Episode 7 sees Ofili and Steve fueling their teenage nostalgia by discussing "The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes" (12:20). As always, they discuss what they've been watching (4:25) including 'Thanksgiving movies', or the lack thereof, and all the fury set in dystopian Australia from the new Mad Max (26:00), or as Steve calls it, 'Fast & Furiosa'. The episode concludes with a run through of the insanely stacked release lineup in December (30:40), some of which you definitely would want to see in theaters!

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The world has come to an end, and so to must our time with Miracle Workers. Before all is completely done though, Your Generals take a look at what it means to become domestic in the post apocalypse.

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THE BOYS ARE BACK! This week, Jay reviews Talk to Me and catches up on Missing, Duel, and 65. Jacob dives into Arrow Video's Enter the Video Store box set and reviews Insidious The Red Door. Correia discovers the horrors of Léontine in Kino Lorber's Cinemas First Nasty Women box set before reviewing The Wrath of Becky and The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster. 

Then the boys are join by the creators of the new sleepy podcast Lethal Lullabies, Kelsey and Andi! Lethal Lullabies is a new spin on the sleepy time podcast formula, turning your favorite high octane action films into  sleep inducing lullabies. Check out their first series of episode chronicling the adventure of Mild Max: Sleepy Road. Its all new on EYE ON HORROR!

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An excerpt from the upcoming book Blood, Sweat & Chrome: The Wild and True Story of Mad Max: Fury Road has been published on  Vanity Fair and finally tells the real story behind the feud that erupted between the movie’s stars Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy.

And it’s been announced that Emmy Rossum and Tom Holland are starring in a new Apple series together and the casting news has been met with quite a bit of backlash, but there could be more to this story than the initial press release let on.

Plus, it’s no secret that Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have been having a difficult time behind the scenes recently, with their divorce, custody issues, and mental health struggles spilling out into the public domain. This week they both took part in big promotions for their latest projects and it caused even more parts of their lives and career choices to be put under the microscope.

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“It Was Horrible”: Inside Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy’s Mad Max War

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Robert whinges about cab charges and Orson shouldn't live in the outer suburbs... apparently.

In this episode:

• Chevy Chase doesn't give a f*ck and tells us himself
• Trailer Droppings: Jurassic World Dominion (Colin Trevorrow)
• Andrew Dominik clarifies his beef with Netflix about Blonde
• Tom Hardy: cannibal spitter
• Moofie Review: Plan 9 From Outer Space (1957, Edward D. Wood Jnr)

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Matthew Jenkin
Luke Joslin
Toby Truslove
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Chevy Chase

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Welcome to Sounds Film-iliar, a podcast where we discuss two pieces of media that share themes, plot points, or overarching ideas. It's our 50th episode special and Caleb and Stephanie picked two of their favorite movies that were missing pairings because it's our special and we make the rules. Buckle your seatbelts and get ready to ride eternal on the Fury Road. Take your seat, grab your popcorn, and silence your cell phones now. Please enjoy the show!

Tommy and Skippy discuss the underrated Romero dystopian zombie thriller 'Day of the Dead' from 1985. We also talk about good sequels that came late in a franchise's history.

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00:50 - Good Late Sequels
26:39 - Movie Discussion: Day of the Dead (1985)

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En este episodio, Rana Fonk les cuenta la historia de Thomas Holkenborg (Junkie XL), el multi instrumentista y compositor holandés que viene desarrollando una carrera impresionante en Hollywood. Desde sus comienzos como músico y productor de bandas electrónicas y de metal hasta sus bandas sonoras junto a Hans Zimmer y sus trabajos para películas como Mad Max: Fury Road, Deadpool, Zack Snyder's Justice League y el éxito de Godzilla vs. Kong.

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Mad Max: Fury Road - 2015

Directed by George Miller. 

Starring: Charlize Theron, Tom Hardy, Nicholas Hoult, Zoe Kravitz, Nathan Jones, Rosie Huntington-Whitely

Happy Birthday America!  Sis and Jebrutha take refuge from the fears and anxiety of 2020 with a ranking of our top five Science Fiction movies. Who's the dystopian one now!? We buckle in and rev our engines on the fury road before taking a detour to Bubba Wallace and the new NASCAR stand on the Confederate flag. 


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Jeffrey Chuck Norris is joined by First-Time Guests, Marc & Brooke from A Podcast on Elm Street, to discuss 2015's high-octane adventure! I'm not going to bore you with the details, just listen, learn, love, and WITNESS!!!!

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Episode Twenty-Three sees us discussing the Mad Max quadrilogy; is this a surface-level apocalypse or is there something more biblical going on under all that leather, sand and screaming? And on another note, what did Sorika do that was so bad that it made someone make a film featuring all of her incredibly specific phobias?