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In their biggest episode yet, our crew take on the Franchise Battle Royale, voting each franchise up the bracket until only one remains. Join us to find our which franchise rules them all.

Dan and Paul join Patrick for the 50th episode of the podcast to discuss their top five favorite movies of all time and why they hold them so dear. They also go into some of their honorable mentions and close-calls for the list and why they didn’t make it.

We break down the latest entry in the 28 zombie movie franchise, 28 Years Later, including non-spoiler reviews as well as a full-spoiler section breaking down the three acts, the ending, the cast and characters, the writing and directing, as well as our predictions of what comes next.

Based on popular demand, Patrick opens the episode with his top 30-16 favorite movies from 2013. He then transitions to a cut segment from the last episode where Patrick and Dan talk through some other releases from 2013 that didn't make their lists at all.

Take a look back at 2013, a year without any clear winners for the top spot but with a ton of great releases, making space for some unique picks for favorites from our hosts. Join us as we review what movies made this year special.

We watched Ballerina, the latest movie in the John Wick franchise: one of us liked it, one of us...kind of didn't? It's a bit more complex than that, but join us to hear our thoughts.

We also do a non-spoiler review of Predator: Killer of Killers, the latest from the Predator franchise, and we discuss the new Alien: Earth trailer with our theories about what creatures the show will feature.

Since last episode, Patrick saw Mission Impossible, Dan saw Bring Her Back and Lilo & Stitch, and a whole bunch of new trailers released including Black Phone 2, Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein, Happy Gilmore 2, Pete Davidson's The Home, Stranger Things S5, Dexter: Resurrection, and more.

Meka G from the Cinematic Nightmares Podcast joins Patrick to talk about our favorite psychological horror movies. Topics range from how we define the sub-genre, how it intersects with other genres like Supernatural and Folk Horror, and discussions on how it deals with real life fears like motherhood, grief, claustrophobia, isolation, and paranoia.

We catch up on the latest installment of the Final Destination franchise, discussing what makes the franchise special, what our favorites are, and where this one ranks. We also take a moment to recognize the achievements of Tony Todd and his impact on this franchise and the horror genre as a whole.

We reveal our top ten favorite movies from 1993 as well as some other favorites and honorable mentions from that year with background on the directors, writers, and actors involved.