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Perfect Blue is so good, it's criminal that Satoshi Kon was taken from us way too soon, highly recommend the rest of his filmography.

❤ love this movie is awesome

Great episode. I was glad to come back after the pilot episode.

Hey, I was in this one!

The only movie that competes with Dawn of the Dead for me as greatest zombie movie of all time. This one messes me up every time I watch it.

Discovered this podcast today and it’s totally my vibe. Listened to this episode; The Kentucky Fried Movie, and Friday the 13th Part VI, so far.

There's nothing like going into this one completely blind and letting the surprises take you where they will.

First time I remember seeing this in the theatre, the main thing I remember thinking was, "Wow, that was so much better than I expected it to be." Almost 20 years later, that opinion hasn't changed; it looks like it's just going to be a cheap and simple thrill ride, but as soon as all the characters reveal how smart they really are, it becomes one of the best cat and mouse horror thrillers in recent memory.

This was the movie that got me into horror in my teens. It's so goofy, but it's so good at the same time... I'll always applaud Romero for not letting his budget get in the way of his ambition with this one.

I can count on one hand how many horror movies have actually kept me up at night after I first saw them, and this movie is HIGH on that list. It's aggressive normalness lulls you into an awkward sense of security, and then it messes with you. Amazing movie.

As a city kid who fears the great outdoors, this movie is terrifying. It's also terrifying on its own as one of the greatest "less is more" horror movies since Jaws. I get some of the reasons why people don't like it (since a lot depends on your tolerance for shaky cam and actors flipping out on each other), but this has been a favorite of mine since the first time I saw it, and I don't expect that to change.

Always go for the turkey.

Would not have known about this one without your recommendation, and it's still a fun, surprisingly tense watch, even knowing what's really going on.

I'm still in awe of the effects work they pulled off in this time period; everything feels so damn real even with its insane concept, and they really pull it off.

Best of the trilogy, easily.

The first one is great

Rewatched this one in the leadup to this last Halloween... god is this a slow-burn masterpiece. I love not fully knowing exactly what kind of movie we're watching until that final act, and once the reveals become clear, holy hell does it all come together in one of the most disturbing endings around.

Phantasm is the one movie that really scared the you know what out of me. "Come here boy!" So cool you did this one.

There was nothing quite like being in the movie theater during the elevator scenes. The entire house would always lose it during the second "ding", the appearance of the unicorn, and of course, the merman. I've never seen anything quite like it at a horror comedy.

One of the great low-key ghost stories of all time. My wife and I traditionally watch three movies every Halloween day, and this is one of them for its spooky fun seasonal vibes. Never would have watched this one if it weren't for your recommendation, Mario.

That movie was a good surprise ❤

After listening to the whole thing I have to say I loved it. One of my favorite acting scenes ever is Paul Giamatti envisioning how they did it and his reactions to the real trick, the big one. Not a word, just marvelous facial expressions that say everything. PS I subscribed

While this is one of the better anthology films out there, I could have seen a whole movie based around that story with the quarry. Holy hell was that one wonderfully dark.

I have to give a thumbs up to anyone who appreciates The Illusionist, it's a very special film.

Honestly, there's a fair chance that Fantasia is the first movie a LOT of kids realized they hated.

Great for chocolate mouse recipes, though.

Pair this with Walk Hard and you've got one hell of a double feature.

That ending... holy crap that ending.

If not for me... do it for your country?

Mario your hilarious

Titanic and Avatar are both awesome movies

When I went to see it, it affected eveyone, at the end of a movie when everyone leaves, they chat away as they are leaving and just carry on, at the end of Titanic, you could have heard a pin drop in the theatre, it was silent, even leaving, no one was talking, it felt like grief, surreal

Even 50 years later, the paranoia in this movie still works.

Damn this movie is dark. When you put Bill Paxton in horror, good stuff tends to come out, and this one is his crowning achievement.

While I find certain parts of this movie can be hit or miss, that ending is one of the biggest damn gut punches. Even if the rest of the movie doesn't, that ending will mess you up.

Possibly the best Stephen King adaptation ever put to screen. And this episode is a lot of fun, Mario and Jessi work well together on this one.

Only 2 films are in the movie cannon, then a made for tv one where they go to Washington was the one where Long and Cole return. Anything else you maybe recalling would be BTS biopics based on tell all books. - Brady Nation

Thanks for this cool video 😁, all that’s left to do is advertise it

I'd argue there are other contenders to being "pretty good" Friday the 13th movies, but this one is definitely up there.

Very few horror movies actually "scare" me, but this one does it every time.

Your tail light's out.

So weird, so creative, so damn much fun, such a great cast... it's the movie you never knew you needed!

Reading the premise alone, I never would've expected this movie to be so scary, but after checking it out on your recommendation... yeah, it's even scarier.

Amazing movie, and I'll never be able to thank you enough for the recommendation as this is probably one of my Top 5 movies now. ...wrong kid died!

I want to try to pick a favorite quote from this movie, but I can't because there are too many. So dark, so funny; man this movie is amazing.

Great movie. Cannot believe anyone who says their 14-year-old asses saw the twist coming in the cinema.

great, show and discussion. i hadn’t seen the changeling in ages. i watched all the way through to see if you talked about ringu ( that earned my sub ).

Glad to be a part of the pilot and premier episode of Staff Picks. Give it a whirl and check out TOP Secret!

Who knew Canadian horror was a thing?