Dead On Movie Reviews – April 25, 2024
The April 25, 2024 episode sets the table with Adam Holtzapfel on Thanksgiving (2023), Mike Exler on Late Night with the Devil (2024), and Tim on The Beast Within (1982).
The April 25, 2024 episode sets the table with Adam Holtzapfel on Thanksgiving (2023), Mike Exler on Late Night with the Devil (2024), and Tim on The Beast Within (1982).
Jeff (the Ump) fires back with 80s horror The Blob (1988) while Tim (the Vamp) counters with 1992’s The Cutting Edge. After a devastating last inning, the Ump fights on in a Cinderella story of epic proportions.
After an embarrassing first frame, Jeff (the Ump) returns with Frankenhooker (1990) while Tim (the Vamp) serves up Raquel Welch’s roller-derby drama Kansas City Bomber (1972). Will this be a repeat of inning one?
No deformed cannibal sex pest this week, but lots of other scary stuff! Jeff checks The Menu (2022), Adam pulls strings as The Puppetman (2023), Michael Cieslak gawks at Lisa Frankenstein (2024), and Tim checks into Doom Asylum (1987).
Dead On Movie Reviews does real estate with a twin bill: Mike and Rich discuss The Fall of the House of Usher (2023) and Castle Freak (1995), Tim can’t believe The Crazies (1973), and Adam seeks to Destroy All Neighbors (2024).
The panel is back and debating the merits of Night Swim (2024), The Last of Us (2023), Cronenberg’s Shivers (1976), and Body at Brighton Rock (2019). Stick with us — the reviews will get better, folks!
The final inning is garbage time: Jeff (the Ump) gets the holiday classic Gremlins (1984) with a great tale of Christmas past while Tim (the Vamp) reviews Dennis Quaid’s The Rookie (2002).
The famous fifth inning turns to classic films: Jeff (the Ump) gets the nearly century-old Universal classic Frankenstein (1932) while Tim (the Vamp) returns the favor with the 70s sci-fi ‘classic’ Rollerball (1975).
The Vamp pulled ahead with a cunning strategy: Jeff (the Ump) faces the intense werewolf horror Dog Soldiers (2002) while Tim (the Vamp) takes on Eight Men Out (1988). Will this week prove too intense for the timid sports fan?
It’s a close game now: Jeff (the Ump) gets The Hidden (1987) while Tim (the Vamp) returns the favor with the Burt and Loni classic Stroker Ace (1983). And we thought last week was all about nightmares!