So It's Come to This: A Movie Podcast

This week's episode casts a spell with 1982's "Sorceress." After last week's tense talk on "Sorcerer," we check out its natural sequel and have a lot of fun with the Roger Corman-produced sword-and-sorcery adventure. Listen now.

This week, we celebrate director William Friedkin with a look at his unheralded masterpiece, "Sorcerer." We talk about the 1977 movie's explosive action and tense drama, and we wonder aloud how Friedkin did it. Listen now.

This week's episode goes to the carnival with "Ghoulies II." We talk about the cult classic sequel's superior ghoulie action, the Bash Brothers and our own midway memories. Listen now.

This week's episode parties with 1984's "Ghoulies." We talk about the Charles Band-produced cult classic and get into Richard Band's great score, John Carl Buechler's fun special effects, the cool cast of weird friends and our favorite Ghoulies. Listen now.

This week's episode roams the halls with "Class of 1984." We talk about the teacher-versus-students exploitation movie's surprisingly brutal violence, Roddy McDowall, Michael J Fox and more. Listen now.

This week's episode takes a trip with 1987's "Nightflyers." We talk about the movie's excellent rental box art, Catherine Mary Stewart, Michael De Barres, and how "Nightflyers" gave us space madness. Listen now.

This week, we spend the 4th of July with some of our favorite guys in 1980's "Borderline." We talk about Charles Bronson, Bruno Kirby, Ed Harris, Wilford Brimley and more. Listen now.

This week's episode continues our Treat Williams tribute with a look at 1985's "Smooth Talk." We talk about Treat, Laura Dern, the Santa Rosa mall, and why there's no other movie like "Smooth Talk." Listen now.

This week, we celebrate Treat Williams with a look at "Deep Rising." We talk about Charlie's love for the late actor and how Eric's jaw dropped while watching the 1998 creature feature that mixes action, horror, comedy and jet skis. Listen now.

This week's episode looks in the mirror and examines 1980's "The Boogey Man." We get into how the husband and wife team of German director Ulli Lommel and New York heiress-turned-actor Suzanna Love made the most of their small budget to create an unnerving cult classic. Listen now.