S14 Ep703: The Purge

This is just an extended preview of our 2-hour+ conversation on BLOODSPORT! To access the full show, click through here and sign up for our Patreon!“It’s a rare fighting style… Party Down Boxing” - Chris, on Jackson’s fight movesOn this month’s We ❤️ Movies episode, White Guy Kar ... Show More

On the return of On-Screen Live, we're reviewing Sam Raimi's latest directorial effort, Send Help, reacting to a few new trailers—Daredevil: Born Again S2 among them, going over the weekend box office and, yes indeed-y, holding the 2026 Listener Request Month drawing to determine ... Show More

“Any time we’re at a ninja school, my ears perk right up!” - SteveOn this week’s episode, we’re high-kicking off White Guy Karate Month with an episode on the totally fun ninja thriller, The Hunted, starring Christopher Lambert! How wild is that hot tub scene? Should the contesta ... Show More

The Purge is almost over! Esme visits The Foundation, Ryan is hard at work busting Tommy out, Marcus and Michelle have a showdown with Clint and his twisted Neighborhood Watch, and Ben tries to lure Turner over to the dark side! All of this and more as we talk about Season 2, Epi ... Show More

Why do aliens want to inhabit humans so badly? Better question: why do humans resist being inhabited by aliens? Welp, in Justin's last episode for his stint in the Co-Ghost series, we definitely do not answer these questions. Instead, we make fun of those who got their body snatc ... Show More

The Ghouls wanted us to meet the purest of evil with the highest and quickest poll we've ever created! How will South Korea ever recover from the destruction that the devil caused? The cops can't keep up with the spree of murders, but one woman was murdered, and that was the bigg ... Show More

In 2016, Jonathan Cruz went on a four day killing spree inspired by the movie "The Purge". In 1985, Mark Branch wanted to live out his fantasy of being Jason from Friday the 13th. What causes some people to be inspired by horror movies to commit horrible acts of violence? TW: Su ... Show More

Night of the Comet, also known as Babes with Guns, is one of those classic extraterrestrial zombified flicks that would make your grandpappy and memaw say, "They just don't make 'em like they used to." Come dive into the overly saturated LA landscape, but be sure to grab your Uzi ... Show More

Today, our host Giles Alderson welcomes a very special person to the podcast: The man who greenlit his debut feature film, Yariv Lerner. Now, not only does Yariv run Nu Boyana Film Studios, the biggest film studio in Eastern Europe, but he is also the executive producer or produc ... Show More

Halloween has come early, which is only fair as two of us are coming very late to Halloween, John Carpenter's genre-setting 1978 teen slasher classic. The adults are all busy at boring grown-up parties, the teens are constantly on the phone and swapping houses, and Michael Myers ... Show More

Five years later and we're still on our bullsh**! That's right, Ghouls! We are diving back into the first films that started it all back in October 2019. Revisiting these films feels like a wallop with nostalgia, but we rediscover why these films mean so much to us. Our first rev ... Show More

Damien and Natalie LeVeck are the masterminds behind the film, A Creature Was Stirring. The film is a holiday horror that explores topics such as secrets, guilt, and mental illness. We had the honor of interviewing each filmmaker separately in the past. Now, this married duo is b ... Show More

In this episode of Indie Film Weekly, No Film School co-hosts Liz Nord, Jon Fusco, and Charles Haine wonder if the massive decline predicted for summer box office returns is a hidden boon for indie filmmakers. We also discuss the new rules that might affect every freelancer, new ... Show More