Clipping Service: Crackle fizzles, Paramount valleys, MeTV Toons goes October wild!
This week’s Clipping Service covers the shutdown of Crackle and Popcornflix, MeTV Toons’ Halloween cartoon lineup, and Saw Unrated’s theatrical return.
This week’s Clipping Service covers the shutdown of Crackle and Popcornflix, MeTV Toons’ Halloween cartoon lineup, and Saw Unrated’s theatrical return.
The September 26, 2024 Horror Realm Radio episode features Mike and Rich comparing the two versions of The Hills Have Eyes in “Original or Remake?” alongside round 2 guest announcements for Horror Realm Convention 2024.
This week’s Clipping Service rounds up the best pop culture stories online, including Jason Momoa’s crew controversy, Sean S. Cunningham on Friday the 13th and Crystal Lake, and Squid Game news.
Jeff Miller reviews the day that was September 19 in sports history, including stories with William McKinley, Jackie Robinson, Denny McLain, and the New York City Marathon.
Season 9 Inning 2 of Dead On the Bases pits two ’80s classics against each other — Field of Dreams (1989) vs. Friday the 13th (1980) — in the horror-vs-sports competition.
This week’s Clipping Service leads with the death of James Earl Jones, plus Karen Gillan’s pregnancy announcement, Nicole Kidman’s family tragedy, and a lot of Salem’s Lot.
The Faculty of Fear reviews four films: Adam takes on Girl on the Third Floor (2019), Rich covers The Watchers, Coach Mike Exler spots signs in The First Omen, and Tim lands in A Quiet Place: Day One.
Days of the Dead Louisville’s Mick Foley panel — the hardcore legend on his career and his days as WWE Raw General Manager.
This week’s pop culture roundup covers Hulk Hogan’s WWE deal, Terminator Zero on Netflix, Universal and Blumhouse’s Wolf Man trailer, a The ‘Burbs reboot at Peacock executive-produced by Seth MacFarlane, and a bare-bones Alien: Earth teaser.
The new season lifts off with new panelist Suzy joining the show: Adam gives a history lesson on Shaun of the Dead (2004), Mike Cieslak reviews Alien: Romulus, Suzy covers Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, and Tim closes with Thanksgiving (2023).