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How do you guys get the short sound samples from these movies (the Them ants sound, for example)? Thanks!

GREAT episode, guys! I love all eras of sci fi and horror, but retro does pull at my heartstrings. I need to go back and watch the series. As a kid there were times when I was legitimately scared. Tim, Talk to Me is awesome. Zoe Tarakes is great in the few things I’ve seen her in. If you see her listed in a cast, I would watch whatever movie or show in which she appears.

Lots of hillarious babter in the middle of this episode. I think there are quotes from both of you that need to be clipped and taken out of context. 😂

I can see you both as kids playing in a cave. Sort of an East TN Goonies. 😂 Good job, guys!

working back through the older seasons now. this is one of my favorite zombie movies ever. certainly my favorite of the 21st century. the overhead shots of london abandoned are amazing and devestating. i'm of the opinion about the daytime v nighttime issue is that rather than zombies who are physically incapable of being in the sunlight its more about how rage prefers to express itself in a dark and semi-anonymous night time. the sequel is easily in my top 10 best sequels of all time. as good if not a better study of human behavior and violence. can't wait for the upcoming 28 years later.

I'm a huge fan of all things Trek - even the stuff that isn't so great. This movie is included in my adoration of the Star Trek-verse. After some years of more cerebral movies, this movie gets at the heart of what made the original Star Trek and following movies so good. Yes, Abrams took some short cuts. And he made it drift toward Star Wars in some ways, but he does honor the source materials. In my view, you are too have too much reverence for the original series and have to let the new people create their own stories. Remember, this is an origin story. You have to re-introduce these characters to a new audience. And Tim, I can't understand of Into Darkness. Yes, it does pander to some tropes, but for me, it totally works. I can't get enough of Kirk, Spock, & Bones. As for Beyond, I totally agree that it is more a long episode.

I love it when you two bicker a little. 😂 I liked this movie for the nostalgia vibes as Tim pointed out and also for the music as David mentioned. Sabotage by the Beastie Boys made me forgive anything that may have been wrong/inconsistent about the young Kirk cop chase scene. There are enough highs for me to overlook the lows. But I wouldn’t call it a great film. The subsequent JJ Abrams movies just aren’t worth watching again.

Just a fantastic film I do like the 78 version better though 👍🏻

What is the identity of the rock band at the beginning?

2 yrs after the film was the brief tv series World of Giants about a shrunken spy. Jack Arnold directed an episode. I Dream of Jeannie episode had Tony shrunk to 6" tall and the cat's meows are replaced by lion roars!

In movie the Careys are married in the scene on the boat, and have been for a few years Agreed about the linear storytelling plus it was said they wanted to get to the "good stuff" soon. Also a jarring moment--he goes from 3 feet tall to a few inches tall in the next scene, now living in a dollhouse.

Big fan of the original 🎥 tbh i quite enjoyed this movie 👍🏻🎥

The Blackcoat's Daughter is one of my favorite horror films of the last 10 years, easy. IYKYK Maika Monroe is hardly new talent. And there have been reviews. Check Rotten Tomatoes.

Congratulations on the season guys! It was a lot of fun. Looking forward to next season.

Tim, you should listen to David and watch Last of Us. It’s an excellent show! Thank you, guys, for the special episode!

That “horn” effect of the machines is great!!

I saw this movie in the theater when it came out and really enjoyed it. I did have some of the same problems with it that you guys did. Primarily the annoying son. Not the actor, but the character who was just unreachable. I remember being satisfied for him to go over the hill and to meet his fate. I don’t remember being angry when he survived at the end. But that may have been for the sake of Dakota Fanning’s character. However, when I see this movie on I watch it for the action scenes, especially the boat scene. They are awesome. And the sound effect the tripod’s make adds to the creepiness. It’s played on tv all of the time so either the rights are cheap or perhaps younger viewers really love the movie despite its flaws?

if you start to connect de dots .....what if aliens are not aliens and they are demons . what if "alien abductions" are.....just think about it

Not one likable member of that family.

I love this redux. It’s such an iconic movie so it makes sense. Each time I watch this movie I think the exact same thing about the first zombie. But I rationalize it by thinking the first zombie sets the tone. He’s the scariest whereas what is really scary about the zombies for the majority of the movie is really their sheer numbers.

I watched this back in the 80’s but have little memory of it. It kind of sounds like the people who made the movie may have outsmarted themselves while thinking a general audience wouldn’t get it.

I would’ve never guessed that guy was little Samuel from Witness! Great job, guys!

Depressing movie, that is for sure.

I remember the 70’s version scared me to death. I need to rewatch it as well as the original. Good job, guys!

Great comments! Thanks. Yes, with somewhat escalating tensions among the “nuclear powers” these movies become timely. And terrifying.

Great selections! I’ve only seen On the Beach. Tim, I agree that movie should be on the 1001 Movies to See Before You Die List. Rather surprised that it isn’t. This movie in particular is a very timely selection. It feels like in all of the potential catastrophes that could strike the Earth, nuclear war has gotten pushed to the side. According to a book I just read our government believes it will only take 72 minutes for a nuclear exchange. Almost no one will survive. Though Australia, as in this movie, and parts of South America may have a chance. David, great comments on how we consumer our media today. I know that my habits are ever evolving.

Pass on both.

I love this film. And I love the novel.

It's great to see a video of people talking about this film - that so rarely happens. You said that the Grandmother killed herself and Niles at the end. I suggest you watch the end again. Niles in fact escaped the burning barn and can be seen staring from his bedroom window in the last shot. I wish you hadn't spoiled the twist however. SPOILERS BELOW I spoiled the twist for The Other the same way I spoiled the twist for The Sixth Sense, by being too clever for my own good. I noticed how Holland was always introduced with sound before he was shown - the same method used for the imaginary characters in A Beautiful Mind (2001). Then every hint through the film that he was dead, and therefore imaginary, just confirmed my theory early in the film. It was nevertheless a skin-crawling experience and Jerry Goldsmith's score was amazing - I'm surprised you didn't mention the music.

Hmmm. Interesting that the reviewer wrote to treat it like a horror movie and it will be good. I kind of think that person may not really like horror movies, or maybe not in the same way that many of us do?

David acts like a kid on Christmas morning with the anticipation of talking about this movie. 😂 And why not? Because it is a very influential movie and deserves to be a thoroughly discussed topic in the genre of Sci-Fi. Now back to your plastic educators. 😊 Great job, guys!

Watched the Blu-ray last week it's a fantastic film I love the sound scape soundtrack it's a beautiful looking film 🎥 sci fi classic

Ha..I read this book as a kid, so the stories are etched in letters a million miles high to me. Funny to think no one today even remembers them much.

I might watch it now got a spare couple of hours 👍🏻📺💿

Joy Ride (2001) definitely feels inspired by Duel and is a pretty decent flick with maybe a little more meat on its bones than just the suspense of the relentless pursuit.

I remember when Trump n Hilary fight for the office. Everyone in media spreading lies about Trump how he will be the one who started World War 3. I was a fool who believe them n now I’m seeing he was the real one who stop war n try to make peace with NKorea n Russia. Biden n Hilary woke people r the one started all this WAR we r seeing now. Liberal people truly r the worst n BIDEN, BUSH, Obama, Hilary r all WAR CRIMINAL

Excellent selection! This movie is also nostalgic for me as it would periodically show up on a late Friday/ Saturday night movie. I think the first time I watched it I was half asleep but really wanted to see it. This definitely puts you in a “what would you do?” frame of mind. As pointed out it’s a beautifully shot movie, and I too wondered why there were no night scenes as it would lend to the suspense. But it really didn’t need it. Well done, guys!

Civil War is going to be good. It was filmed here in Atlanta and know a few people that worked on it, I got the chance to see some behind the scene stuff.

Civil looks promising sting I don't know 😏

Thanks for reviewing. Still in love with Jessica 😁 Another key is Silo from Apple TV

Another movie that I saw on tv when I was young. When I tried to rewatch it a few years ago I saw some of the same flaws that you guys did. For me, it was a DNF. I think another key would be Children of the Corn. I can’t remember the age, but the youths would have to turn in their lives and be consumed by “the one that walks between the rows.” 😂

Classic Jenny agutter 👍🏻😍🤪

Why do they need to ruin something so good already

Another interesting choice. I will keep this one in mind when I need a slow burn horror. It does sound atmospheric and I always isolation in my horror. Both of your genre week picks sound good too.

This is a classic cult film for our house. I saw it many years ago and then I've watched at least two times. We find it to be a hoot. Tim, I think you took it much too seriously.

What a cast! I’m very appreciative of the fact that you both are willing to take a second look at a movie. Sometimes that’s a rewarding experience. Other times it may just confirm your original opinion. But I do think it’s good to do from time to time.

My taste is admittedly questionable but my favorite Carpenter film will always be Big Trouble in Little China. The action and humor all hit the right notes for me.

Demons 1 and 2 are two of my favorite horror films. you can always kick back and let the insanity take over.

I love Demons. Still have the vhs. Check the sequel out, I dare ye!!

Evil Dead 2013 was the RAW addition to the franchise. Also Evil Dead 2013 > Rise