Dylan and Ryan watched the first slasher movie ever maybe?? Break up the Christmas monotony as we talk about a holiday horror film that isn't completely dumb.

Ep 9: The Santa Clause Trilogy (1994-2006)

Dec 10th, 2017 1h 24m

This week Dylan loses his mind and makes himself sick talking about the Santa Clause trilogy(1994-2006). REMINDER: Film Burn has that explicit content tag for a reason!! :) Jack Frost thaw scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4ayyuVWSmQ The

Ep 8: Fire (1996)

Nov 27th, 2017 50m 37s

Dylan goes solo again with Deepa Mehta's film Fire (1996), a beautifully-rendered family drama and bittersweet lesbian romance. Should it be more widely considered a queer classic? SPOILER SKIP TIMECODE = 38:32. Here's a link that explains its

Ep 7: House (1977)

Nov 12th, 2017 1h 4m

Dylan has guest Ryan C. Barton on to discuss 1977 horror cult-classic House! It sure is a thing we both watched!! Watch the trailer for it on youtube, it might actually be better than the movie itself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQ_Yo06kII

Ep 6: Boyz n the Hood

Nov 7th, 2017 57m 19s

Dylan finally watches Boyz n the Hood (1991). How has it aged? Does it deserve to be a canonized classic? (It does). Does it make some artistic choices that haven't aged that well? (Also kind of yes). SKIP TO 31:40 TO AVOID SPOILERS!

Ep 5: The Craft (1996)

Oct 30th, 2017 39m 13s

Dylan gets into The Craft (1996), a nostalgic Halloween """"cult"""" classic. How does it land on someone who is watching it for the first time? TW for sexual assault and suicide in both the film and the discussion.

Ep 4: Child's Play (1988)

Oct 23rd, 2017 57m 46s

This episode, Dylan Gauche talks to Jaime Woods about the 1988 horror classic Child's Play, and how it is shockingly way less annoying than they thought it'd be! Also discussed: the original plot, comparisons with Angel Heart, the surprising ot

Ep 3: Angel Heart (1987)

Oct 16th, 2017 38m 49s

In this solo-episode, Dylan Gauche talks about the 1987 film noir / horror hybrid Angel Heart. The timecode to skip to in order to avoid spoilers is: 26:28. I wanted to find a good article on the racist ways in which Vodou has been depicted, bu

Film Burn 2: Murder by Death

Oct 9th, 2017 48m 21s

In this episode, Dylan Gauche talks with Kim B about the 1976 film Murder by Death. Spoiler alert! It's super racist! Here is a link to a good roundtable discussion on yellowface in film: http://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2014/08/14/339559