F9 (2021)
By the ninth Fast & Furious film, you know what you’re getting — and the pretense of serious crime drama is long gone. Our review: it’s just a wild ride, and sometimes that’s okay.
Dead On the Bases – Season 3, Inning 2
Dead On the Bases Season 3, Inning 2 (DOTB-210916-S3I2): the Vamp-vs-Ump horror-sports movie showdown rolls on in this September 2021 broadcast. Full audio and subscribe links.
Elvira’s 40th Anniversary Special To Debut September 25th On Shudder
Horror icon Elvira returns to the small screen with ELVIRA’S 40TH ANNIVERSARY, VERY SCARY, VERY SPECIAL SPECIAL, debuting September 25 on Shudder as part of the 61 Days of Halloween lineup.
Pillow Talk (1959)
Our Universally Loved column celebrates Pillow Talk (1959) — the Doris Day and Rock Hudson romantic comedy that defined the mid-century rom-com. Read the full appreciation!
Dead On the Bases – Season 3, Inning 1
Dead On the Bases Season 3 begins with Inning 1! Tim (the Vamp) and Jeff (the Ump) are back with another round of horror-vs-sports movie matchups. Stream the September 2021 broadcast with full audio and subscribe links.
Dead On the Bases – Season 3 Preview
Dead On the Bases warms up for Season 3 with a special preview show from September 2021. The Vamp and the Ump look ahead at the season to come — stream it with full audio and subscribe links.
Today SHUDDER Kicks Off 61 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN
Shudder serves up its biggest, most ambitious lineup with 61 Days of Halloween, running through October 31! New seasons of Creepshow and The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula plus film premieres like Superhost and Mad God. Get the full lineup!
Happy Death Day (2017)
Our Universally Loved column reviews Happy Death Day (2017), the time-loop slasher that riffs on a familiar formula with a horror twist. Read the full review!
Slap Shot (1977)
Our Universally Loved column salutes Slap Shot (1977) — Paul Newman at his doggedly handsome best in George Roy Hill’s raunchy hockey classic. Read the full appreciation!
Glass (2019)
Our Universally Loved column examines Glass (2019), Shyamalan’s trilogy closer that plays with the power of belief — a theme with roots in Unbreakable. Read the full review!