So It's Come to This: A Movie Podcast

This week, we're crossing a bridge to watch the 1983 thriller "Olivia." We talk about why we love the pairing of writer-director Ulli Lommel and heiress-turned-actor Suzanna Love, and how this movie's landmark setting blew our minds. Listen now.

This week, we're getting campy with 1994's true-crime satire "Serial Mom." We talk about John Waters, Kathleen Turner, the O.J. Simpson trial and more. Listen now.

This week, we're going back to the Outback to watch 1987's crocodile movie "Dark Age." We discuss the Australian cult classic, ponder why there's never been a definitive croc-horror movie, and talk about why this movie did not get shown in its home country for over 20 years.

This week, we're going down under with 1993 Australian horror-comedy "Body Melt." We cover the movie's fun mix of gross-out moments, and share some Australian secrets. Listen now.

This week, we're dialing it in for 1979's "When a Stranger Calls." We talk about the original's iconic moments, surprising twists, and why a call coming from inside the house is still the scariest. Listen now.

This week, we're walking the boulevard with 1983's "Angel." We cover the honor student/Hollywood hooker vs serial killer classic and talk about how the great cast packs a lot of heart into the wild premise. Listen now.

This week, we're taking on the king (of the monsters) with a look at "Godzilla Minus One." We talk about why the new Toho Studios entry is a perfect Godzilla movie while coming up with a bunch of better titles. Listen now.

This week, we get in the ring with "The Iron Claw." Eric, a pro-wrestling expert, and Charlie, a casual wrestling fan, go deep on the new A24 drama and how it compares to the real larger-than-life story of the Von Erich brothers. Listen now.

We're spending Christmas in Gotham City with a long look at "Batman Returns." We talk about the bat, the cat and the penguin. Listen now.

This week, we're deep into the holiday season and watching "Eyes Wide Shut." We talk about Stanley Kubrick, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, the movie's most infamous scene, and the holiday lessons we learn from this Christmas classic. Listen now.