An episode honoring Hackman, Redford, Duvall, Catherine O’Hara, and more along with a segment revisiting The Crow, exploring the performances, impact and legacy they leave behind.

We break down Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049, exploring identity, morality, AI, legacy sequels, and why these sci-fi classics still spark debate.

Paul and Patrick dive into Stranger Things’ final season, debate TV series finales, and share spoiler-free thoughts on Tron: Ares and why it falls short of Tron: Legacy.

A deep dive into 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple with non-spoiler and spoiler reviews, box office analysis, franchise theories, and movie news including The Rip, Netflix’s theatrical window, and Lee Cronin’s The Mummy.

A countdown of the Top 10 Favorite Movies of 1983, featuring classic rankings, debates, and honorable mentions spanning horror, sci-fi, drama, and comedy from a landmark year in cinema.

As we close out the 2025 year, Patrick hosts this episode presenting his favorite movie scores, trailers, TV series, and Top 10 list for the year. From there, he looks ahead at his Top 10 most anticipated movies of 2026.

Dive into the first episode of our Sci-Fi Classics Series as we explore 2001: A Space Odyssey and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, break down their impact on the genre, discuss Spielberg’s upcoming film Disclosure Day, and share theories, favorite scenes, and deep-cut insights.

In this Blind Spots episode, we review Insidious and Jennifer’s Body, explore their legacies, and break down the latest movie news including Heat 2, Ryan Coogler, Tarantino, Mike Flanagan’s Exorcist, and more.

In this episode, we’re counting down our Top 10 Favorite Movies of 2023, a packed year filled with surprise hits, massive blockbusters, unforgettable indies, and plenty of genre gems.

We compare picks, debate the standouts, dive into craft, performances, and cultural impact, and wrap it all with a massive list of Honorable Mentions. If you love movies, this is a big one.

Reviewing the new The Running Man movie with cast breakdowns, production insights, Alien: Earth Season 2 news, Insidious 6 updates, and physical media picks.

Dive into Predator: Badlands with The Bark Knight Podcast, exploring its cast, lore, video game inspirations, easter eggs, and ties to the Alien universe, plus the latest film news and physical media pickups.

This episode is dedicated to some of our favorite movies that we think remain largely unseen compared to their greatness including Upgrade, Running Scared, Money Talks, and more.

We start the episode with a game of This or That?, then we finish where we left off in our Halfway to Halloween Special with Part II of our 31 Days of Halloween, and we finish the episode with the latest news, including our analysis of the Scream 7 trailer, our thoughts on Robert Englund getting the Hollywood Walk of Fame Star, and our Physical Media Showcase of the Pet Sematary (1989) 4K edition.

We break down Black Phone 2 from the characters and actors, the setting, the homages and influences, and what’s next for the franchise.

We break down the first 14 days of our 31 Days of Halloween then discuss the latest horror news, followed by a discussion on the current state of the physical media market.

We do a full breakdown of the first season of Alien: Earth, discussing theories, our favorite scenes, the Alien Universe lore, the new species, and much more.

We also take some time to discuss our upcoming 31 Days of Halloween and what movies and topics we'll be discussing. Patrick also gives a non-spoiler review of Good Boy.

In the season 4 premiere, Patrick welcomes Brandon Christensen, the director of Shudder’s Night of the Reaper, onto the show to discuss his new movie and his love of horror.

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.