So It's Come to This: A Movie Podcast

This week's episode puts on the red and blue glasses for a new look at 1982's "Friday the 13th Part 3 3D." We talk about the movie's best and worst 3D moments, cool kills, Harry Manfredini's soundtrack, and the novelization of the movie. Listen now, or on Friday, the 13th!

This week's massive 150th episode cracks open one of our favorite movies, 1981's "Thief." We talk about Michael Mann, James Caan, and all the other amazing elements of this high-tension crime thriller. Listen now!

This week's episode rides into town for a discussion of the 1985 action flick "Savage Dawn." We talk about the biker movie that boasts bazookas, babes, a tank, an all-star cast and much more. Listen now.

This week's episode slides across the floor with 1958's "The Blob." We talk about Steven McQueen in his breakout role, the movie's legacy as a horror classic, all the fun special effects and the iconic theme song. Listen now!

This week's episode runs away to the circus with Guillermo del Toro's "Nightmare Alley." We talk about the movie's amazing cast, stunning set pieces and tragic story. Listen now.

This week's episode freaks out with 1973's "The Crazies." We talk about George A Romero, pandemic movies, war movies, and how this low-budget thriller is still scarily relevant almost 50 years later.

This week's episode gets sleazy with the new Ti West horror film, "X." We talk about West's bloody throwback to the slashers of the '70s, and wrestle with the movie's messages about the blurred lines between sex and gore. Listen now.

This week's episode pops a vein with 1994's direct-to-video classic, "Scanner Cop." We talk about the film's cool cast, awesome special effects, effective drama and outrageous video store marketing scheme. Listen now!

This week's episode plays it cool with the new "West Side Story." We talk about Tony and Maria, Rita Moreno, Steven Spielberg, Jets, Sharks and more. Listen now!

This week's episode digs up two classic campy horror flicks from the '70s, "Flesh For Frankenstein" and "Blood For Dracula." We revel in the gory, horny humor of both movies, share our love for Udo Kier and Joe Dallesandro, and talk about why these movies must be seen as a double feature. Listen now.