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.
Shudder announced a three-month Season of Screams event running September 13 through December 13, with weekly film releases, the new series The Creep Tapes, the return of V/H/S and The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula, a Halloween Hotline, an all-new Ghoul Log, and a 31% discount on annual plans.
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).
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ARROW Video announced its September 2024 streaming lineup, headlined by the ARROW debut of Sergio Martino’s 1973 giallo Torso in a brand new 4K restoration, alongside seasons like Adam Green Selects, Sun Sand and Screams, Cursed, and the Nico Mastorakis Collection.
This week’s roundup: The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs earns a season 7 renewal at Shudder, the long-unfinished stop-motion film The Primevals finally releases, Full Moon celebrates its 400th release, and Stone Cold Steve Austin addresses another WWE match.
The new Dead On Thursdays season kicks off with Tim reviewing the Olympic comedy The Bronze while Jeff takes on The Return of the Living Dead, as the Ump and the Vamp trade horror and sports assignments once again.
OtherWorldly Culture unveiled its new season podcast rotation, Dead On Thursdays, with live programming on Twitch: Dead On Movie Reviews, Dead On the Bases, Horror Realm Radio with convention announcements, and the newest program, Now Streaming.
