Seriously Felicity | Gimme an O!

Kristi and I leave our toothbrushes at Sean and Ben's, try to figure out Blair's present, and neglect to properly dispose of a dead Christmas tree.

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Filthy Horrors | Werewolves

Darla, Jess, and I watched a bunch of werewolf movies and now we want to talk about which is better: Wolfen or The Howling? Who's irritated by An American Werewolf in London and who rejects The Company of Wolves? And what does puberty have to do with any of this? 

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Hellbent for Letterbox | Buffalo Girls (1995)

Pax and I watch the Calamity Jane mini-series based on a Larry McMurtry novel. The cast is super fun with Angelica Huston as Jane, Sam Elliot as Wild Bill Hickok, Peter Coyote as Buffalo Bill Cody, and Reba McEntire as Annie Oakley.

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AfterLunch | Who Would Win? 2

Rob and I welcome back Chad Young and Jeff Somogyi for another few rounds of throwing improbable contestants into battles and arguing about who would emerge victorious. If we can stay on topic, that is.

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Introducing the Crestwood House podcast

When I'm not directly hosting and releasing a podcast myself, I sometimes forget to mention it here right away, but that doesn't mean that I'm any less excited. Like with the brand new Crestwood House podcast that I'm doing with my friends Paxton Holley and Shawn Robare. Inspired by our love for the old Crestwood House monster books that we grew up reading, the show covers classic, pre-1980s horror movies. It'll run in seasons on the Cult Film Club podcast feed, releasing a new episode each week during the months of September and October.

Our first three movies are all werewolf flicks from different studios and decades: Universal's The Wolf Man (1941), American International's I Was a Teenage Werewolf (1957), and Hammer's The Curse of the Werewolf (1961). That last one just released today, so if you like old horror movies, I hope you'll check out and enjoy the conversations.

AfterLunch | Climax! "Casino Royale"

In the first of a series of James Bond episodes, Rob and I are joined by Karen Flieger to talk about Bond's first screen appearance in 1954's Climax! TV adaptation of Casino Royale. How watchable is "Card Sense" Jimmy Bond's team up with Clarence Leiter to take down Peter Lorre? Grab a seat at the table and we'll be glad to deal you in.

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AfterLunch | After Dinner Lounge – Everyone is Right

Rob, Evan, Pax, and I convene for another meandering conversation about what we've been listening to, reading, watching, and thinking about. As always, recommendations abound and lead into other discussions, this time about perfect albums, anticipation for Shang Chi, method acting, and V’Ger's eternal question. 

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Seriously Felicity | Finally

Kristi and I study for finals, sell fruit, and react to the Smart Powder.

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Hellbent for Letterbox | Damsel (2018)

Pax and I discuss the Zellner Brothers' underseen and unexpected Damsel starring Robert Pattinson and Mia Wasikowska. As always, we discuss the whole movie and this one is especially best seen without knowing anything about it, so we highly recommend watching the film before listening to this episode.

Pax also reads Bullet Catcher by Joaquin Lowe and Shaolin Cowboy by Geof Darrow, and listens to the How the West Was 'Cast podcast. And I watch Jane Russell in Montana Belle (1952).

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AfterLunch | The Avengers (2012)

The AfterLunch MCU panel wraps up Phase 1 with an in-depth discussion of the improbably excellent Marvel mash-up film, The Avengers. Among the many important topics are Iron Man's hubris, Black Widow's agency, Hawkeye's archery technique, and Captain America's costume.

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AfterLUNCH | Southern Road Trip

AfterLUNCH's 50th episode coincided with my road trip south to see a bunch of friends I haven't seen in a long time (and one I'd never met face-to-face before). Some of them grew up in the South, some transplanted there, and some transplanted away from there, so I talk to them about Southern living and what movies, TV shows, and books best represent it.

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