So It's Come to This: A Movie Podcast

This week, we peel back the layers of 2016's "The Autopsy of Jane Doe." We talk about how well this horror's mystery and spooky atmosphere holds up ten years later, and talk about why Jane scares us without ever moving a muscle. Listen now.

This week, we sing the praises of Dolly Parton and her film debut in 1980's "9 to 5." We cover the movie's mix of slapstick and social messaging that includes a corpse-robbing sequence we completely forgot about, and we talk about all the reasons why we will always love Dolly. Listen now.

This week, we're scoring big with 1987's "The Wild Pair." We talk all about this Lethal Weapon knock-off directed by Beau Bridges and featuring Beau and NFL star Bubba Smith - and his amazing assortment of sweatsuits - teaming up to take down Lloyd Bridges as a militant villain; and we get into why this forgotten film is worth a watch. Listen now.

This week, we're living out the fantasies of "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma." We talk about the new post-modern slasher from Jane Schoenbrun, the chemistry between Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder, learning to love Little Death and the film's most iconic needle drop. Listen now.

This week, we get to be some of the first people to watch the new horror film "Who's Watching." We saw writer-director Tim Kasher of emo-rock band Cursive present his indie movie at an advance screening hosted by our friends in the podcast Forever Midnight and the CULT Film Series, and we talk about Kasher's music, filmmaking chops and why we had a blast with this creepy thriller. Listen now. Warning: Spoilers ahead, be sure to see the movie on VOD Sept. 18.

This week, we pay tribute to Reggie Bannister and revisit one of our favorite film series with a look at 1998's "Phantasm IV: Oblivion." We talk about the next chapter in writer/director Don Coscarelli's mind-blowing saga, and we celebrate Reggie's legacy as an ice cream man-turned-soldier in a war against the Tall Man's army of the living dead. Listen now.

This week, we're celebrating a true underground piece of horror cinema, 1992's shot-on-video "Graveyard Rot." We talk about discovering this obscure gem that features L.A. shock-rock band Fearless Leader venturing into the great outdoors to make a music video in a cemetery, and we cover the movie's many funny bits while Eric learns about the TV show "Hello, Larry" and Charlie confuses KISS and Brian DePalma. Listen now.

This week, we tune in for 1972's "The Night Stalker," the original TV movie that introduced monster-hunting journalist Carl Kolchak and spawned a series. We talk about Darren McGavin's iconic turn as Kolchak, the movie's Las Vegas vibes, the stacked supporting cast, and why vampire stories always work. Listen now.

This week, we've got good news and bad news with 1986's "Night of the Creeps." We talk about writer/director Fred Dekker's cult classic featuring college nerds in love, corpse-handling frat pranks, a hard-drinking Tom Atkins, 50's sci-fi, axe-wielding maniacs, zombies, brain-sucking slugs and a cavalcade of catchphrases. Listen now.

This week, we're chopping it up with 1986's "Chopping Mall." We get into the cult classic from Jim Wynorski with Kelli Maroney, Barbara Crampton and killbots, and we reveal what sports stars were supposed to be in the movie and what life is like in a two-mall town. Listen now.