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  • Join me as I dive into the eerie world of Paranormal Activity (2007), the found-footage horror sensation that terrified audiences worldwide. I’ll be exploring the film’s unique production, its chilling atmosphere, and how its low-budget, high-impact approach forever changed the horror genre. From the spine-tingling scares to the real-life supernatural stories surrounding its release, we’ll uncover what makes Paranormal Activity one of the most iconic horror films of the 2000s. Tune in, but beware – you may not want to listen to this one alone!

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  • “You guys are splitting up! That's what's wrong with me! Now get down there and start solving your problems”


    In this episode, we dive into the 1996 family comedy House Arrest. Join us as we revisit this nostalgic 90s film where a group of kids take matters into their own hands by locking their bickering parents in the basement. We'll discuss the movie's quirky premise, its all-star cast including Jamie Lee Curtis and Kevin Pollak, and how it blends comedy with heartfelt moments. From the creative schemes of the kids to the humorous chaos that unfolds, we'll explore why House Arrest remains a memorable entry in the era of family-friendly comedies. Whether you're a fan of 90s movies or discovering this film for the first time, this episode is packed with fun insights and a trip down memory lane.

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  • “That goalie was pissed about something!”


    On this spine-chilling episode of the Cult Cinema Circle Podcast, we’re donning our hockey masks and heading to Camp Crystal Lake for an in-depth exploration of the Friday The 13th film franchise. On this episode, we're covering the last 4 films of the series!!


    Join me and my horror loving buddy, Pickens Barringer as we trace the origins of this iconic slasher series, from the original 1980 film that introduced the world to the eerie, masked killer Jason Voorhees, to the sequels and reboot that have kept fans on the edge of their seats for decades. We’ll dive into the evolution of the franchise, the memorable kills, the rise of the slasher genre, and the cultural impact of Jason’s reign of terror.


    Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to the franchise, this episode promises a bloody good time with behind-the-scenes stories, analysis of each film’s unique contributions, and a look at how Friday The 13th has influenced horror cinema. Grab your popcorn, lock your doors, and tune in for a killer conversation that will leave you ready for a horror movie marathon!

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  • "You're all doomed!!"


    We're diving into a spine-chilling episode of the Cult Cinema Circle Podcast as we don our hockey masks and head over to Camp Crystal Lake for an in-depth exploration of the Friday The 13th film franchise. On this episode, we're covering the first 8 films of the series, produced by Paramount Studios!


    Join me and my horror loving buddy, Pickens Barringer as we trace the origins of this iconic slasher series, from the original 1980 film that introduced the world to the eerie, masked killer Jason Voorhees, to the sequels and reboot that have kept fans on the edge of their seats for decades. We’ll dive into the evolution of the franchise, the memorable kills, the rise of the slasher genre, and the cultural impact of Jason’s reign of terror.


    Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to the franchise, this episode promises a bloody good time with behind-the-scenes stories, analysis of each film’s unique contributions, and a look at how Friday The 13th has influenced horror cinema. Grab your popcorn, lock your doors, and tune in for a killer conversation that will leave you ready for a horror movie marathon!

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  • "Does it hurt to be dead?"


    Get ready to dive into the eerie and captivating world of Stir of Echoes (1999) in this spine-chilling episode of Cult Cinema Circle! Join me as we unravel the dark, supernatural thriller that blends psychological intrigue with ghost phenomena. Directed by David Koepp and starring Kevin Bacon in a standout performance, this film explores the unsettling consequences of a simple hypnotic suggestion gone awry.


    In this episode, we'll dissect the film's gripping narrative, examine its chilling themes, and discuss the eerie atmosphere that keeps viewers on edge. We'll also delve into the standout performances, the film's haunting score, and the meticulous direction that makes this movie a cult classic.


    Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the film, this episode promises to be a fascinating exploration of a movie that has lingered in the minds of viewers for decades. Tune in for a blend of analysis, storytelling, and a touch of the supernatural! Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review if you enjoy the show!

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    'Stir of Echoes’ is an Affecting Ghost Story with an Incredible Kevin Bacon Performance [Formative Fears], Bloody Disgusting, Paul Lê, September 11th, 2020

    https://bloody-disgusting.com/editorials/3631468/stir-echoes-affecting-ghost-story-incredible-kevin-bacon-performance-formative-fears/

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  • On today's bonus episode, I talk about the films that I watched in August 2024


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  • "The only thing I'll ever lay is a rug!"


    Get ready to turn up the volume and head back to 1979 while we dive into the cult classic Rock N Roll High School, a film that’s equal parts punk rock anthem and rebellious high school romp.


    Join us as we explore the wild world of Riff Randell, the ultimate punk rock girl played by the iconic P.J. Soles, and her quest to bring music—and mayhem—to her high school. We’ll dissect the film’s explosive soundtrack, featuring the Ramones in their prime, and delve into the quirky characters and over-the-top antics that make this film a beloved gem of 70s cinema. From its satirical take on authority figures to its celebration of youth rebellion, Rock N Roll High School is a high-energy, nostalgic trip back to a time when punk rock was challenging the status quo.


    Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a newcomer to this classic, you’ll enjoy our deep dive into its cultural impact, behind-the-scenes stories, and the enduring legacy of its punk rock ethos.

    Tune in and turn it up for an episode that’s sure to make you want to grab your leather jacket and blast some tunes! Rock on!

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    'Rock 'n' Roll High' at 40: How the Ramones and a Rebellious Female Lead Invaded Theaters by Raj Tawney, August 5th, 2019, Variety

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  • "Guys can be geeks, but it's different for girls. I'm gonna wind up wearing a hairnet and serving Jell-O in the cafeteria"


    On today's episode, we're taking a trip back to the '90s and covering a bonafide cult classic, Camp Nowhere (1994). This movie is about a summer adventure that had every kid dreaming of their own rule-free camp. Join me and my guest Mark J. Parker, host of the Release Date Rewind Podcast, as we dive into the mischief and mayhem of a group of kids who trick their parents and create the ultimate getaway.


    We'll explore the film's nostalgic appeal, its quirky cast of characters, and the timeless fantasy of a summer with no adults in sight. Whether you're a fan of Christopher Lloyd's antics or just love a good summer camp story, this episode has something for everyone.

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  • "I JUST LOST MY VIRGINITY IN A CONFESSIONAL BOOTH! LORD...HAVE...MERCY!"


    Get ready to bang your head and reminisce about the wild ride that is Detroit Rock City (1999). In this episode, we dive deep into the cult classic that’s all about friendship, rebellion, and the ultimate quest to see KISS live in concert. We'll explore the film's portrayal of the 1970s rock scene, its blend of outrageous humor and heartfelt moments, and how it perfectly captures the spirit of youthful misadventure.


    Whether you're a die-hard KISS fan or just love a good road trip movie, this episode is sure to bring back some rock 'n' roll memories. So grab your air guitar and join us as we celebrate the chaos and camaraderie of Detroit Rock City!

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  • "We've got a blind date with destiny...and it looks like she's ordered the lobster"


    Join us as we dive into the quirky and hilarious world of "Mystery Men," the 1999 cult classic that flips the superhero genre on its head. We'll explore the film's unique blend of comedy and action, dissect the memorable performances by an ensemble cast including Ben Stiller, Janeane Garofalo, William H. Macy, and Hank Azaria, and uncover the film's journey from comic book origins to the big screen. Whether you're a die-hard fan or new to Champion City, this episode promises to deliver laughs, insights, and a deeper appreciation for these unconventional heroes. Don’t miss out as we unmask the magic behind "Mystery Men"!

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  • On today's bonus episode, I talk about the films that I watched in July 2024


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  • "Ernest... my ass!! I can see MY ASS!"


    On today’s episode, me and my guest Dr. Andrew Scahill, are diving into the darkly comedic world of the film Death Becomes Her, the 1992 cult film that boldly explores the perils of vanity and the allure of immortality. Directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, and Bruce Willis, this film combines sharp satire with groundbreaking special effects.


    Join us as we discuss the film's themes, iconic performances, and its lasting impact, and overall, have a gay ol' time!!! Whether you're a longtime fan or a first-time viewer, this episode offers a fresh take on a movie that's as timeless as its characters aspire to be!

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  • "It's big, it's beautiful, and you're gonna love it!"


    In today's episode, we're diving into the gay 90s as we revisit the queer cinema cult classic that is Trick (1999). This movie was directed by Jim Fall and written by Jason Schafer.


    Join us as we discuss the film's unique charm, the memorable characters we meet along the way, and the film's impact on LGBTQ+ cinema. We’ll explore the chemistry between Christian Campbell and J.P. Pitoc, how this movie ties back to the Lizzie McGuire Movie (as all things do, truly), and just how cute Christian Campbell is. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering this film for the first time, this episode is sure to offer fresh insights and maybe some laughs along the way.

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    'Trick' 25 Years Later: An Oral History of the 1999 Gay Rom-Com As It Joins the Criterion Collection

    https://www.loveglenn.com/post/trick-25-years-later-oral-history-1999-gay-rom-com-criterion-collection

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  • "She screwed with the sharks, and now the sharks, they're screwing with us"


    On today’s episode, we’re trying to keep it cool, and we’re diving into the cool waters of one of the best shark movies out there, Deep Blue Sea!!


    Join me and my guests, Clayton Jones II and Shawn Murphy, the hosts of the Men Who Like Men Who Like Movies Podcast, as we navigate the murky waters of this iconic shark thriller, directed by Renny Harlin. We dissect the film's jaw-dropping special effects, intense action sequences, and memorable performances by Thomas Jane, Saffron Burrows, and Samuel L. Jackson.


    From the genetic engineering of super-intelligent sharks to the suspenseful underwater battles, we explore what makes this cult classic a must-watch.

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  • "There are as many ways to live in this world as there are people in this world, and each on deserves a closer look"


    On today's episode, we're diving into the colorful world of Harriet The Spy (1996), the first film released as a Nickelodeon Movie, and a nostalgic gem that captured the hearts and imagination of so many young aspiring writers, and maybe just a few spies ;). This movie was written by Douglas Petrie and Theresa Rebeck; based off of the groundbreaking YA novel from 1964, and was directed by Bronwen Hughes.


    This movie stars Michelle Trachtenberg, Rosie O'Donnell, Vanessa Lee Chester, and Gregory Smith


    Join me and my guest, Pickens Barringer, as we explore the adventures of Harriet M. Welsch, a budding spy whose curiosity and determination has lead her into some wild adventures and along the way, she learns some valuable and important life lessons. We'll discuss how the film came to be, the memorable performances, the themes that are shown throughout the film, and we even compare and contrast the movie and book!


    Whether you're revisiting this childhood favorite, or discovering it for the first time, this episode promises to be a great trip down memory lane!

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    Which Is Why I Am A Spy: An Oral History Of ‘Harriet The Spy’ by Chloe Schildhause, May 11th, 2016

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  • "You're talking about the richest family in a small town. It's front page news when one of them takes a shit!"


    On today's episode, join me and my guest Josh Gorski, from Video Dropbox, as we dive into the wild and kooky world of Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999). This dark comedy is a delicious mix of morbid and acerbic, and it has stayed a cult classic for many years. This film is also celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, so I thought why not dive into it. This movie was written by Lona Williams, and was directed by Michael Patrick Jann.


    This movie stars Kirsten Dunst, Allison Janey, Ellen Barkin, Kirstie Alley, and a whole host of other actors like Brittany Murphy and Amy Adams (in her feature film debut)


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  • On today's bonus episode, I talk about the films that I watched in June 2024


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  • On today's episode, we're riding some cool waves and trying to stay alive in the meantime, while we discuss and dissect the cult classic that is Psycho Beach Party (2000). This movie was directed by Robert Lee King and written by Charles Busch (also based on the same stage play of the same name!!)


    This movie stars Lauren Ambrose, Beth Broderick, Amy Adams, Nicholas Brendon, and Charles Busch.


    Joining me for today's episode is funny lady extraordinaire and author, Elizabeth Teets! We chop it up about Elizabeth's new book, Isn't She Great: Writers on Women Led Comedies from 9 to 5 to Booksmart, and just how fantastically campy this whole film is.


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  • On today’s episode, we're going on an adventure in our backyard while being literally smaller than an ant, as we revisit the film Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (1989). This movie was written by Ed Naha and Tom Schulman and directed by Joe Johnston


    This movie stars Rick Moranis, Amy O'Neil, Kristine Sutherland, and Thomas Wilson


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  • On today’s episode, we're heading to Beverly Hills and trying to unravel the mystery of rich people, as we dive into the wildly transgressive and wonderful film that is Society (1989). This movie was written by Rick Fry and Woody Keith and directed by Brian Yuzna.


    This movie stars Billy Warlock, Devin DeVasquez, Evan Richards and Ben Meyerson.


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