So It's Come to This: A Movie Podcast

This week's episode goes into the woods to investigate "In The Earth," the new horror movie from director Ben Wheatley. We talk about the film's strange visuals and stranger characters, and once again revel in the return of movies in the theater. Listen now.

This week's episode gets back in the ring for another boxing movie, but not just any boxing movie, this is "Diggstown!" We talk–at length–about the 1992 conman/sports/gambling drama and profess our love for the movie's awesome cast, including Bruce Dern in one of his greatest roles. Listen now!

This week's episode finally gets back to the movie theater for a look at the new action flick "Nobody." We talk about Bob Odenkirk's amazing turn as the mild-mannered hero, the movie's constantly surprising and stylized action and why you should see it on the big screen if you can. Listen now!

Just when you thought it was safe, this week's episode goes back to the movies for 1987's "Anguish." We have a spoiler-filled conversation about Zelda Rubinstein, killers on screen, and more. Listen now!

This week's episode pays tribute to the late actor Yaphet Kotto with a look at his breakout role in 1972's "Across 110th Street." Eric and Charlie examine the gritty crime drama and talk about Kotto's celebrated career and onscreen power. Listen now!

This week's episode is our first foray into a legendary horror franchise as we take a sweat-drenched look at the infamous "A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge." Charlie and Eric get into all the on-camera and behind-the-scenes lore that go into this movie, and we celebrate all the cool aspects of this awesome flick. Listen now!

This week's episode toys around with one of the best low-budget horror flicks ever, 1987's "Dolls." We talk about the fantastical slasher's amazing special effects and fun kills, and discuss how director Stuart Gordon cemented his place in the horror genre in the '80s. Listen now!

This week's episode hits the streets with Charles Bronson and "Death Wish 2." Eric and Charlie talk about Bronson's iconic vigilante role and how Cannon Films ramped up the violence and gore for this grim sequel. Listen now!

This week's episode takes a close look at a classic TV movie, 1978's "Someone's Watching Me!" We talk about how a young John Carpenter channeled his inner Hitchcock to deliver a thrilling, paranoid TV-horror masterpiece. Listen now!

This week's episode tracks down one of 2020's best horror films, "The Wolf of Snow Hollow." Charlie and Eric talk about werewolves, Robert Forster, missing movie theaters and more. Listen now!