So It's Come to This: A Movie Podcast

This week's episode goes back to the farm for a talk about 2022's "Pearl." We get into Ti West's prequel to "X," and how much we love Mia Goth, alligators and creepy scarecrows. Listen now.

This week's episode gets stranded in the desert with 1997's "Breakdown." We cover the action movie's mysterious plot, talk(again) about our love for Kurt Russell and ask ourselves, what would we do to save Kathleen Quinlan? Listen now.

This week's episode spends the holidays with 2005's "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang." We talk about the Shane Black-directed Christmas murder mystery, the art of voiceover narration, and Robert Downey Jr's singing career. Listen now.

This week's episode gets into the holiday spirit with 1990's "Silent Night, Deadly Night 4: Initiation." We talk about director Brian Yuzna, Clint Howard, bugs, covens, and why this straight-to-video sequel rules. Listen now.

Our barbaric marathon continues! After talking about 2022's "Barbarian" and 1987's "The Barbarians" on our last episodes, this week we take on 1985's "Barbarian Queen." We bow down to star Lana Clarkson, and revel in the movie's sword-and-sandal action. Listen now.

We loved talking about "Barbarian" so much in our last episode that we're coming back for more this week with "The Barbarians." We cover the 1987 sword and sorcery flick produced by the Cannon Films and starring the Barbarian Brothers. Listen now.

This week's episode goes into the basement to talk about the new horror film "Barbarian." We get into all the highlights and gross out moments in a spoiler-filled episode. Listen now.

This week's episode rocks out to "Studio 666." While we're not the biggest Foo Fighters fans, we like this horror-comedy about Dave Grohl and the band making the record from Hell. Listen now.

This week's episode sings along to Robert Altman's "Nashville." We cover the 1975 film's enormous cast, excellent music, eye-catching hair, emotional connections and more. Listen now.

This week's episode lets the Dangertainment begin with 2002's "Halloween: Resurrection." We talk about why we don't hate this harmlessly fun sequel, and get into the genius of Busta Rhymes. Listen now.