So It's Come to This: A Movie Podcast

This week, we hit the Alps with the new horror movie "Cuckoo." We talk about the cool performances from Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens, and why this movie from German writer-director Tilman Singer was not what we expected. Listen now.

This week, we celebrate Gena Rowlands and 1980's "Gloria." We talk about Rowlands' incredible performance and how she and husband, writer-director John Cassavetes made one of the coolest New York mob movies ever. Listen now.

This week, we're headed to Florida to talk about 1978's "The Amazing Mr. No Legs." We get into how Ricou Browning, the man inside the Creature from the Black Lagoon, came to direct this exploitation crime drama, and how the movie's cool cast and extended car chase make it a must-watch. Listen now.

This week, we crack the code of "Longlegs." We talk about writer/director Osgood Perkins, Nicolas Cage, Maika Monroe and how this dark horror film became a hit. Listen now.

This week, we're sitting at the table with "Oddity." We talk about how this creepy new Irish indie movie is making its mark on a big summer for horror, and why it may go down as the greatest in the rare wooden man subgenre. Listen now, spoilers incoming.

This week, we're hacking into 1983's "WarGames." We talk about Matthew Broderick, Dabney Coleman, the Cold War, computers, and how we butter our corn. Listen now.

This week, we're playing games with 1984's "Cloak & Dagger." We talk about the late Dabney Coleman, Henry Thomas, Atari and beautiful San Antonio, Texas. Listen now.

This week, we wrap up our David Caruso movie marathon with the 1995 neo-noir thriller "Kiss of Death." We talk about Caruso, Nicolas Cage, Samuel L. Jackson, and how this underseen gangster flick feels like "The Sopranos." Listen now.

This week, we finally live out our fantasy of watching 1995's "Jade." We talk about William Friedkin, David Caruso, Linda Fiorentino, erotic thrillers of the '90s and more. Listen now.

This week, our skin is crawling as we talk about 1990's "Arachnophobia." We revisit the spider-centric "thrill-omedy" and cover Jeff Daniels, John Goodman, and the art of family-friendly horror. Listen now.