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This episode we talk about the acting legacy of Jennifer Aniston. We also discuss tv shows Baddies East (Zeus Network), Doctor Who (BBC America), Yu Yu Hakusho (Netflix), Bookie (HBO, Max) and Drunken History (Channel 4). Movies The Family Plan, Indiana Jones: Dial of History, Shazam: Fury of the Gods, and The Nun II.
The Nun 2 / II, A Haunting in Venice, and No One Will Save You spoiler-free and quick movie reviews for your listening pleasure! The Nun II and A Haunting in Venice are in theaters now, No One Will Save You just arrived on Hulu- GO WATCH IT NOW!
First up, The Nun 2, our next submission into the Conjuring universe and the third by director Michael Chavez. I think we have a horror icon on our hands, if even just in symbology, with the dark sister form of Valak played hauntingly by the great Bonnie Aarons. The demon nun returns in a bigger, grander movie that once again calls upon our final nun heroine, Sister Irene played brilliantly by Taissa Farmiga (sister of Lorraine Warren, what!? conspiracy theory fun!) - can she deliver the goods again? Listen and find out if the trip to post-war France is worth it.
Up next, the third entry into our favorite Agatha Christie inspired trilogy, A Haunting in Venice (2023)! Hercule Poirot is back and so is his glorious mustache in another murder mystery in an absolutely to-die-for setting, but does it have the goods? Inspired by Agatha Christie's Hallowe'en Party, we follow Orson's I MEAN Kenneth Branagh's direction and acting into a gorgeous, albeit haunted, palazzo in late 40s Venice, Italy. Another fun cast of characters bordering on caricatures, in the best of ways, the introduction of the amazing Michelle Yeoh and the miscast but talented Tina Fey, and the fun strand of reason versus the supernatural give way to a very fun, Halloween setting, murder mystery that could be the strongest of the three- listen and find out!
Last but CERTAINLY not least, Brian Duffield's No One Will Save You. Exclusively on Hulu, this alien home invasion horror sci-fi flick has taken the internet, and WORLD, by storm! Duffield has already given us the amazing Underwater (2020), can he deliver yet again?! Yes. A thousand times, yes. 'No One Will Save You' is a movie with only two lines of dialogue but an incredibly physical performance by Kaitlyn Dever that truly takes you on a journey you haven't been on before. An incredible script gives way to a haunting first act, stepchild of Signs, ET, and The Strangers, and then walks in Invasion of the Body Snatchers, then we get an emotional beat that is absolutely carried by the entirely too lovable Brynn, and then some of the most creative creature design I've ever seen in a movie take us from the second act into the third. Again, this is a SPOILER-FREE review of No One Will Save You, so I kept it brief, but just know this movie explores the boundaries of the genre film and uses the rules as a playground, diving into a little bit of every kind of horror movie you can think of- AND IT RULES BECAUSE OF IT! Go watch 'No One Will Save You' right no on Hulu!
Enjoy the spooky season people, Halloween is the greatest! And grab you a PSL, cuddle up, watch these horror movies, they hit different in autumn. The Nun II, A Haunting in Venice, and No One Will Save You compliment the halloween atmosphere perfectly, and you won't regret taking the time to watch any of them! To the contrary, these movies are truly fun with No One Will Save You being an absolute CANNOT MISS feature.
If you enjoyed, please share the episode around, we'd greatly appreciate it! And, as always, thank you so much for your time fellow movie and horror lovers, I hope you enjoyed your stay. And as you're falling asleep tonight, just let your mind be open to just maybe.... you are not alone.
In Episode 30 of Flickering Dreams, Dr Bob Mann (from One Mann's Movies) is joined by Andy Godfrey of Sorted Magazine and Konnect Radio, Scott Forbes of The Forbes Film and TV Review and Emma Sewell of Emma@TheMovies on Twitter.
In this episode Bob, Scott, Emma and Andy review the following films:
And in AOB, we discuss upcoming animation "The Canterville Ghost"; new hope for seeing the Oscars in the UK next year and a charity Mediscreen showing of the new Paw Patrol movie this weekend.
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We don't have a clue as to why Kenneth Branagh loves making these Hercule Poirot movies so much, but it looks like A Haunting in Venice is turning heads. How about ours? In addition to reviewing the latest Agatha Christie murder mystery adaptation featuring, we also sneak in some random asides and analysis of The Nun II, the latest Conjuring-verse movie starring Taissa Farmiga.
A Haunting in Venice was directed by Kenneth Branagh, who also stars in the movie. The screenplay, by Michael Green, is loosely based on Agatha Christie's 1969 novel Hallowe'en Party. It's the third "Herculte Poirot" movie after Murder on the Orient Express and Death on the Nile. The cast includes Kyle Allen, Camille Cottin, Jamie Dornan, Tina Fey, Jude Hill, Ali Khan, Emma Laird, Kelly Reilly, Riccardo Scamarcio, and Michelle Yeoh. The movie opened on September 15 through 20th Century Studios and has a 103-minute runtime.
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In this episode I have news on Terrifier 2 and its return to theaters. Also, I discuss several trailers. Including, "The Exorcist: Believer", "Saw X", "Five Nights at Freddy's", "No One Will Save You", "Thanksgiving", "Mary Had a Little Lamb", "Three Blind Mice", "American Horror Story: Delicate" and "Chucky - Season 3". I also review "The Nun II" and "The Last Voyage of Demeter".
Trailers:
The Exorcist: Believer: The Exorcist: Believer | Official Trailer 2
Saw X: SAW X (2023) Official Trailer – Tobin Bell
Five Nights at Freddy's: Five Nights at Freddy's | Official Trailer 2
No One Will Save You: No One Will Save You | Official Trailer | Hulu
Thanksgiving: THANKSGIVING - Official Teaser Trailer (HD)
Mary Had a Little Lamb: 'Mary Had a Little Lamb' (2023) Horror Movie Trailer - Nursery Rhyme Becomes a Bloody Slasher
Three Blind Mice: THREE BLIND MICE Trailer (2023) Horror
American Horror Story: Delicate: American Horror Story: Delicate - Official Trailer | Emma Roberts, Cara Delevingne, Kim Kardashian
Chucky Season 3: Chucky Season 3 Official Teaser Trailer | Chucky Official
On this week episode I have my dad on for the second week in a row to help me get this years spooky season started. We watched The Nun 2 together and we discussed the whole Conjuring franchise and how well this movie fits in it. Though most of the movie had us on the edge of our seats, we break down some of the flaws in this movie as well. And for this weeks throwback movie, we watched Dead Silence for the first time together. A very creepy movie, but not a satisfying plot.
The Nun 2. Directed by Michael Chaves. 1956 - France. A priest is murdered. An evil is spreading. The sequel to the worldwide smash hit follows Sister Irene as she once again comes face-to-face with Valak, the demon nun.
Dead Silence (2007). Directed by James Wan. After his wife meets a grisly end, Jamie Ashen returns to his hometown of Ravens Fair to find answers. His investigation leads him to the ghost of a ventriloquist named Mary Shaw who seems to have to ties to his entire family tree
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Valak is back causing trouble, and Sister Irene is on the case! Ashley & Matt review this latest entry in the Conjuring universe, talking about The Nun II in this episode.
There is not much in the way of movie news this week (at least not the kind we are interested in talking about) so it begs the question: are the two ongoing strikes in Hollywood starting to shows their effects? On the other hand, it is one of the slower movie months of the year, so how much would there be to talk about even if things were going smoothly. Plus, there were plenty of posters and trailers that came out. We also talk about the career arc of Bill Maher.
It has been a while since we have talked about a short film on the show. This year's Fantasia Film Festival provided us with some of the best stuff we have seen this year. Transylvanie is an interesting short whose silly name will throw audiences off. Yes, it is cute and has some funny moments, but it is also very dark. We talk about where it fits in the plethora of vampire movies and whether we would be interested in seeing it as full feature.
We have never made it a secret that we love erotic thrillers. We dedicated a whole month to the genre (check out our Stank Month shows!) and have talked about it on numerous episodes this year. We have also been lucky enough to cover a couple of movies that came out this year that are reminiscent of the late night premium cable staples.
We Kill for Love is one of the best documentaries about cinema our there. It never takes itself too seriously without ever pointing fun at the genre that teenagers of the 1990s grew up on. It tracks the history of erotic thrillers and provides some interesting points. All the while, it will fill audiences with a sense of nostalgia. Even those unfamiliar with the movies will get a kick out of the great interviews and clips.
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Adventures in Movies! is a part of the Morbidly Beautiful Podcast Network. Morbidly Beautiful is your one stop shop for all your horror needs. From the latest news and reviews to interviews and old favorites, it can be found at Morbidly Beautiful.
Adventures in Movies! is hosted by Nathaniel and Blake. You can find Nathaniel on Instagram at nathaninpoortaste. Blake can be found on Twitter @foureyedhorror and on Instagram at foureyedhorror. You can reach us personally or on Twitter @AdventuresinMo1.
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In the latest episode of Rewind of the Living Dead, we travel back in time in The Conjuring universe to where the story began as we review the 2018 prequel “The Nun”…
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