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Summer of Lovecraft: FROM BEYOND by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran

We’re kicking off our two month Summer of Lovecraft extravaganza by sort of covering the documentary Lovecraft: Fear of the Unknown, but actually talking about his stories, his monsters, and the man himself. Was Lovecraft like a super chill dude, or some sort of pathetic racist? Tune in to find out! Join us next week as we cover our first Lovecraft adaptation, From Beyond!

We're joined by return guest JOEY LEE! Her very fun twitter account is here: https://twitter.com/MovieEquations Her Letterboxd is here: https://letterboxd.com/joeylee/ Her friend's Soundcloud song is here:

Week 3 of Pride Month has been gifted to us by guest Caitlin Casiello, as we discuss the 1969 Japanese New Wave masterpiece, Funeral Parade of Roses. Join us as we discuss....quite a lot of stuff actually. We're wrapping up the month next week with Joey Lee and But I'm a Cheerleader!

PRIDE MONTH rages on with Luana Saitta, co-host of Monster Island Commentaries! We welcome Luana back, especially when she brings us movies like BOUND. https://monstercommentaries.libsyn.com/

We're kicking off Pride Month with Closet Monster, picked by guest and writer, Liam Haber. Each week this month, the movies are picked by our guests, and we are getting off to a heck of a start with an underseen, wonderful movie. Check out Liam's writing at https://theknockturnal.com/author/liamh/ Next week we cover Bound with Luana Saitta!

TOP HAT & PENNIES FROM HEAVEN by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran

Musical May III: Classic Movies for Thee, hits our third movie, "West Side Story." We're joined by EP and friend of the show, Carrie N. Make sure you check out her episode of Death Row Stories on 6/9 on HLN (not her story, but an episode she worked on :) ). Next week, we wrap up the month with David Clarke and Top Hot / Pennies from Heaven.

SINGIN' IN THE RAIN by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran

We're kicking off our third incarnation of Musical May with the great Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. We're joined by wonderful laugher, Anthony Pizzo, and all of us, are so, so, so, so sorry for what you're about to endure. Like....I don't know what this is. But we're back on track next week with Singin' in the Rain!

TRON + TRON LEGACY by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran

WLTW Classics: DARK CITY. For "What's even real, man?" month, we decided to (INSERT VERB THAT SOUNDS BETTER THAN "REPOST") Dark City ep. This was one of our first, so most of you have probably not heard it - and it fits nicely into this month. You can find us on Soundcloud, Stitcher, Tunein, or Soundcloud. Or Soundcloud.

"What is Real, man?" Month hits the "weird one" with 199's eXistenZ, David Cronenberg's pseudo follow up to Videodrome. It's a good one, but tell me the truth, are we still in the podcast? Join us next week as we wrap up the month with Tron and Tron: Legacy!

THE THIRTEENTH FLOOR by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran

Is our April Month starting late or is it just a glitch in The Matrix? We'll find out as we kick off "What's even real?" Month with the Wachowskis' 1999 masterpiece. Next week, we stay in 1999 (or do we?) for The Thirteenth Floor!

Our 150th episode has arrived, and to celebrate, we're watching the worst movie we've ever done for the show, probably. A Ted Danson vehicle, a Macauley Culkin vehicle, or a Gaillard Sartain vehicle? Who can say. Let's not get mad, let's get even. With Dad. That's the title of the movie. You can find us on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, all that.

We wrap up space horror month with the one that started it all, 1979's Alien! Hope you're ready for us to rip this one to sheds....with love. Join us next month as we kick off, "What's Even Real, Man?" Month with 1999's The Matrix!

This week, Aaron & Pete talk Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's SUNSHINE, a movie about blowing up the sun to save it. You can find us on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Tunein, and inside your sunroom.

Welcome to our second episode of our Space Horror month where we cover the best Friday movie (yes, really) Jason X! We also talk a lot about flat earthers, because have you seen Behind the Curve? Wow. Join us next week for Danny Boyle's Sunshine!

SPACE HORROR month kicks off with the cult horror movie Event Horizon, thus completing our Sam Neill Goes Fucking Nuts trilogy with Possession and In the Mouth of Madness. You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, and on a video screen on an abandoned space ship.