Episode 329: Home Is Where The Dead Bodies Are

Movie Madness

English - September 20, 2022 00:28 - 2 hours - 110 MB - ★★★★ - 25 ratings
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Previous Episode: Episode 328: You Cannot Be Serious! Or Satirical Evidently.

Next Episode: Episode 330: Don’t Worry, It Will All Be Over Soon

Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy catch-up on two weeks-worth of movies. 13 movies to be precise and many of them have a lot in common. Justin Long is in two films where he should be staying away from a house, one where he is trying to get laid (House of Darkness) and another that he is trying to sell that Erik has some specific thoughts on (Barbarian). Not to mention the smart house that is trying to kill it’s inhabitants (Margaux). There is the true story of sisters who would not talk to anyone but each other (The Silent Twins) and one of the great horror films of the year – and on this episode – about what can happen if you see something but don’t say something (Speak No Evil). There are a pair of mysteries with Sam Rockwell and Saoirse Ronan trying to solve one (See How They Run) and Jon Hamm stepping into Chevy Chase’s to solve the other (Confess, Fletch). Erik and Steve also get saddened by the disappointments delivered by Robert Zemeckis (Pinocchio) and Kevin Smith (Clerks III). But beyond those there is also Thandiwe Newton in the acclaimed Sundance drama (God’s Country), a documentary about David Bowie (Moonage Daydream), Viola Davis and an army of women kicking ass (The Woman King) and Ti West & Mia Goth’s prequel to this year’s mix of horror and porno (Pearl).

0:00 - Intro

God's Country

18:13 - House of Darkness

30:49 - Margaux

37:52 - Pinocchio

54:33 – The Silent Twins

1:01:39 - Barbarian

1:20:13 - Moonage Daydream

1:27:07 - Speak No Evil

1:38:24 - See How They Run

1:44:42 - Clerks III

2:01:24 - Confess, Fletch