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WARNING. some events that are mentioned might be disturbing to some listeners. Please listen at your own discretion.

Have you seen Hereditary or heard about it?
This movie is not a horror movie although it has horror elements in it.
It’s a drama about a family dealing with an unspeakable tragedy and a string of devastating events . In this episode I talk about just one of the horrific tragedies that occur to this family. I also mention other movies that focus on the aftermath of family grief. 

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Did you think all of your presents had been opened and unwrapped? Because think again, as your favorite final boi’s bring you their gift of a special holiday episode! Some might call this a miracle? A… Christmas Miracle!

When dysfunctional family squabbling causes young Max to lose his festive spirit, it unleashes the wrath of the fearsome demon, Krampus. As Krampus lays siege to the Engel home, the family must band together to save one another from a monstrous fate. 

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The Tale of Krampus: 7:55
Krampus Thoughts: 58:32
Ratings: 1:00:30
Tops & Bottoms: 1:01:46
The HHoH Holiday Wrap Up: 1:03:48

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Diane and Sean discuss Rian Johnson's brilliant whodunnit, "Knives Out". Episode music is, "Sweet Virginia" by The Rolling Stones from the OST.

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When a film hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's a-mamma. Christmas came early for Stuart this year, as we FINALLY get to discuss his new favorite movie, Mafia Mamma. And to sweeten the deal, everyone's favorite Flop House sometime-co-host and star of the show, Hallie Haglund, dropped by to join in the fun! Not to put any of our other shows down, but THIS IS A GOOD ONE, FOLKS.

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Recommended in this episode:

A Haunting in Venice (2023)

Suitable Flesh (2023)

Property (2022)

You Can Count On Me (2000)

It's the horror movie season. Kyle tries to keep his head about him, Dave thinks he's seeing zombie bears, and the Machine wishes he could set people on fire.

Watch the trailer for Annihilation here: https://youtu.be/89OP78l9oF0?si=vxzeuKYlGGhne6z2
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Spookies, we probably don’t need to tell you that some fuck shit goes down in Hereditary (2018). If there’s one thing most people know about this movie, it’s that — but if you don’t know, well, you might want a heads-up before you watch. On our latest episode, we're talking about the instantly iconic A24 horror, a.k.a. the project that kickstarted Ari Aster's career. With miniatures that will make your jaw drop, visuals so upsetting you won't be able to look away, and Toni Collette screaming about that face on your face, this flick has everything, and we do mean everything. It's the kind of movie that might take more than one watch to fully appreciate, but we're doing our best to cover it all on a new Spooky Tuesday. 

References:

https://bloody-disgusting.com/editorials/3535054/hereditary-hidden-clues/

https://collider.com/hereditary-easter-eggs/

https://bloody-disgusting.com/interviews/3487224/sxsw-interview-hereditary/ 

https://collider.com/hereditary-ending-explained/

It's the sweaty, sexy version of The Wild Party! Somehow there were two musicals released in the same year but John LaChiusa's version was on Broadway, starred Mandy Patinkin and Toni Collette, and featured Eartha Kitt. Matt Koplik returns to drink some bathroom gin and discuss this unhinged show.

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All hail Paimon! This week, Scotty and Andrew are just miniature dolls being moved around in a dollhouse by unseen forces as they discuss "Hereditary". They also reveal something special coming in their next episode!

"Hereditary" is the debut feature film directed by Ari Aster. It stars Toni Collette, Alex Wolff, Milly Shapiro, and Gabriel Byrne as a family deeply affected by tragedy and trauma, while increasingly haunted by a mysterious entity.

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Greetings Feature Buffies on this episode I was super excited to review the 2018 horror film Hereditary and I also wanted to review with guy pal Marty so I brought both worlds together and boom! So stay awake from peanuts and enjoy!

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🐦 Hereditary turns 5 years old! Join us, along with our Special Guest (and Official The Cherry Picker Editor) Andre Felix, as we talk about one of his favorite horror movies ever. In this episode we'll discuss everything from Toni Collette's legendary performance and tragic Oscar snub, to the hidden Easter eggs you might have missed, director Ari Aster's arthouse reimagining of the Paranormal Activity story, as well as all the unintentional comedy of an otherwise dark horror movie about grief. We'll also choose which character we think was most deserving to die, so stick around until the end.

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*Ghostly tape recorder mumbling* Boo-n in for paranormal premises, spectral psychologists, and gross ghosts. The person most confused by the film this week was: all of Haley Joel Osment’s classmates.

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Adam talks to high schooler Cam (the hilarious Alana Johnston) about the power of pogs, navigating the world without a phone, and the cult that took his friend and almost took his life.  Then Adam talks with actress, comedian, and writer Alana Johnston about the impacts of Hereditary, texting in cults, laser eyes, and so much more. 

For more from Alana, go to: https://www.alanajohnston.com/ or https://twitter.com/alana_johnston

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Director Catherine Hardwicke's latest film is MAFIA MAMMA, and you probably know her as the director of TWILIGHT, LORDS OF DOGTOWN, or THIRTEEN. But did you know that she got her start as a production designer, and that she production designed TANK GIRL? Well, this was after she got her degree in architecture. All this, plus dressing like a building, dealing with on-set toxic events, directing Monica Bellucci, and the kinds of characters she'd like to see on screen, come up in this sprawling conversation that reveals an artist as fun, badass, and idiosyncratic as the titular TANK GIRL.

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With Jordan Crucchiola and Catherine Hardwicke

We wanted to talk about the great Guillermo del Toro and here's how to do it! We compare his dark remake to the classic 1947 Nightmare Alley. We had to scour the internet for the copy but we found it and watched it to talk about with you guys. Let us know what you think. 

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Iconic comedic character actor Paul Dooley carved out a role as Hollywood’s go-to movie Dad while his own children were missing. Paul played dad to Julia Roberts, Mia Farrow, Toni Collette, Dennis Christopher in Breaking Away and Molly Ringwald in Sixteen Candles, all as his ex-wife was on the run with his kids.

The pandemic pause compelled Paul to chronicle his story in the new book, Movie Dad: Finding Myself and My Family, On Screen and Off. Paul joins us to share his casting secrets, his encyclopedic joke memory, his improv inspirations, his clowning history and his journey from small town West Virginia, to Greenwich Village to Broadway, to Hollywood and a proud place in movie dad history.

Paul has stories about Mike Nichols, Neil Simon, Carol Burnett, Don Knotts, Alan Alda, Lin Manuel Miranda and so many more. Was Walter Matthau a scene hog? Turns out, yes!

Plus, Fritz and Weezy are recommending Poker Face on Peacock and The Bear on Hulu.

Before writer, producer, and director Roxanne Benjamin was making V/H/S shorts or directing shows like Nancy Drew  and The New Adventures of Sabrina the Teenage Witch, she was a disaffected youth who was so recognizable as a Daria that classmates called her by the famous MTV character's name. Now, she joins us  fresh off the streaming release of her new movie, There's Something Wrong With the Children, to talk about relating to Daria, finding a place in the world of horror and filmmaking in general, and some other stuff '80s/'90s kids love.

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With Jordan Crucchiola and Roxanne Benjamin

This week on the podcast I am talking all about the smash hit that started the knives out franchise. The 2019 original knives out is all twists and all turns but in a completely smooth ride. Is Jamie lee Curtis a killer? Is Daniel Craig a detective Pikachu? And is my family okay mentally that we LOVE a murder mystery? all this and more on this weeks episode!

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This episode is all about "Knives Out," the 2019 murder-mystery that kinda took the world by storm. It has a great cast, clearly a decent budget, awesome filming location, and great writing. There's plenty of humor peppered throughout as well. It's very Agatha Christie for the modern age which, as Christie fans, speaks to us. We pair it with Niepoort Douro Twisted Tinto 2020. It's a mineraly and dark fruity wine that we really enjoyed. 

Metacritic Score: 82/100

Movie Sync Notes: We rented "Knives Out" on Amazon Prime Video. We start "Knives Out" 12:54 into the pod, and push play on part two 1:23:59 into the pod.