To Celebrate Until Dawn Available Now To Buy Or Rent At Home, We Are Spending This Friday 13th Trying To Stay Up...Until Dawn With An Awesome Horror Movie Marathon... New Episode!

Horror Breakdown: Until Dawn, Don’t Breathe, The Pope’s Exorcist, Thanksgiving & Evil Dead (2013) In this episode, we dive deep into the blood-soaked worlds of horror games and films that keep us up at night.

We’re talking about the cinematic storytelling of Until Dawn, the claustrophobic terror of Don’t Breathe, the unholy possession in The Pope’s Exorcist, the seasonal slasher chaos of Thanksgiving, and the brutal, unrelenting nightmare that is Evil Dead (2013).

Whether you're a horror fan or just looking for your next scare, this is one you won't want to miss. Subscribe, like, and drop your favorite horror title in the comments!

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Join us on a nostalgic journey back to the golden age of cinema — the 1980s!

From heartwarming classics to blockbuster adventures, this episode is all about the movies we loved in the 80s. Whether you were there to see them in theaters or discovered them later on VHS, these films left a lasting mark on our hearts.

We’re talking E.T., The Goonies, Back to the Future, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, and so many more. Let’s rewind to a time of synth soundtracks, big hair, and unforgettable stories. Grab your popcorn — it’s time to relive the magic.

What’s your favorite 80s movie? Tell us in the comments!

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The Hunger Games: Power, Propaganda, and the Price of Rebellion

In this episode, we dive into the world of The Hunger Games — not just as a bestselling YA series, but as a powerful political allegory. From the brutal symbolism of the Games themselves to the Capitol’s manipulation of media and myth, we explore how Suzanne Collins crafted a dystopia that feels eerily familiar.

What makes Katniss Everdeen such a compelling revolutionary figure? How does Panem reflect real-world systems of oppression and control? And what can we learn from the way stories are weaponized for (and against) power?

Whether you're a longtime fan or revisiting the series through a new lens, this episode is your deep dive into the rebellion, the spectacle, and the legacy of The Hunger Games.