Keep it or Donate it? | Mystery DVD Collection, Part II
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The mystery DVD collection continues! After making our way through the first batch, Patrick and Dan dig into the rest of Dan's newly acquired collection to decide what he should keep and what gets donated.
This time, plenty of movies neither of us had heard of are mixed in with Transformers: Age of Extinction, Saw, The Others, Blank Check, Legally Blonde, Crank and other familiar titles. Along the way, the collection leads us into conversations about video stores and DVD packaging, J-horror remakes, movie subtitles, dance movies, Jason Statham, From Dusk Till Dawn, The Good Place and plenty more before a few questionable bootleg DVDs bring the mystery bag to an end.
The mystery DVD collection continues as Patrick and Dan dig through the second batch, discovering plenty of movies they've never heard of and deciding what stays and what gets donated.
Dan was gifted a mystery collection of old DVDs, so we're digging through the first batch one movie at a time to decide what he should keep and what gets donated.
Patrick and Dan catch up on what they've been watching and what's coming next, with conversations about Tim Curry, Michael Bay, Eli Roth, Alien: Romulus, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Supergirl, Resident Evil, and plenty more.
We're heading back to Comic-Con 2026 for a bonus episode discussing Blade Runner 2099, Apple's adaptation of William Gibson's Neuromancer, and DC Studios' Lanterns, including the future of the Blade Runner franchise, cyberpunk storytelling in modern Hollywood, and Damon Lindelof's return to DC.
Comic-Con 2026 delivered two of Marvel's biggest casting announcements in years with Ryan Gosling officially joining the MCU as Ghost Rider and David Jonsson cast as the next Black Panther. We break down both announcements, discuss what they mean for Marvel Studios after Avengers: Secret Wars, and share our biggest X-Men, Midnight Suns, and Avengers theories.
Reviewing Evil Dead Burn while ranking the entire Evil Dead franchise, discussing the lore, favorite moments, franchise future, and physical media.
A deep dive into The Mummy movies, from the 1932 classic to Lee Cronin’s new film, exploring the evolution of the franchise across generations.
Director Brandon Christensen discusses Bodycam, found footage horror, Shudder success, and his filmmaking process in this Bark Knight Podcast interview.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
We break down Black Phone 2 from the characters and actors, the setting, the homages and influences, and what’s next for the franchise.
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.
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.
In our latest, we do a full spoilers, in-depth breakdown of Marvel Studios’ latest film, Thunderbolts*, or what has now been retitled The New Avengers, the 36th MCU film, the final film of phase 5, and the introduction of a brand new team of super (anti)heroes.
In the first half, we do a light-spoiler review of The Accountant 2 then a non-spoiler review of Warfare. In the second half, we discuss the latest box office updates, the Predator: Badlands trailer, the new Dredd Series from Amazon and Karl Urban, the I Know What You Did Last Summer reboot, and Scream 7 theories.
I sit down with Meka G from Cinematic Nightmares Podcast to discuss her thoughts on the historical context, certain scenes, and things she has now noticed after four visits to see it at the theatre.
In Part 2 of our Sinners Review, we pick back up with our deep dive on the characters and actors, explore the lore that is established, analyze the use of music, review the different inspirations, and break down our thoughts and theories on the different endings of the film.
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We look back at the decades spanning career of the late actor Val Kilmer, discussing our favorites as well as his major hits and more underrated features.
Patrick and Dan break down all of the casting announcements for the upcoming MCU project, Avengers: Doomsday. They review the characters, actors, if they'll be reprising that same role, and their theories on how they will fit into the overall plot.
Chapters
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:18 Episode Overview
00:01:12 Predictions (Bridesmaids, The forgotten, Gothika, What Lies Benneath)
00:02:34 Double Feature: Class Action, Man Trouble (Rainmaker prediction)
00:04:04 Transformers: Age of Extinction (with Bumblebee talk)
00:05:50 Criminal Ways
00:06:51 The Dead Matter (with From Duck til Dawn talk)
00:09:23 Saw II & 4 with sea-through case & Video store talk
00:11:02 Robin Hood: Men in Tights
00:11:48 Grey’s Anatomy Season 3
00:12:38 The Contest
00:13:29 Blank Check
00:14:34 Twilight Saga: New Moon (with Maze Runner talk)
00:16:39 Nip/Tuck Season 1 & 2
00:17:47 Discovery Channel Special: Living with Tigers
00:18:15 Legally Blonde 1 & 2
00:19:29 Stomp the Yard (with Step Up, You Got Served, Drumline talk)
00:20:12 War of the Worlds (2005) (with The Island talk)
00:20:48 Mystery Bag Halfway Recap
00:21:17 5ive Girls
00:24:10 The Bank Job
00:26:12 Analyze This
00:27:07 Memoirs of a Geisha
00:29:02 Jackass Number 2
00:29:29 Shutter with J-Horror remakes and subtitles talk
00:32:05 Inherent Vice
00:33:19 Skeleton Key with slipcover and The Reaping talk
00:34:45 The Others
00:36:25 Saw
00:37:40 License to Wed
00:38:00 Hit & Run with The Good Place and Without a Paddle talk
00:39:04 Something Borrowed
00:39:39 Bruno
00:40:13 The Ex
00:41:09 Mafia Doctor with Money Talks, Paul Sorvino, and Danny Nucci talk
00:44:07 Glory Road
00:44:51 Swing Vote
00:46:30 Crank and Crank 2: High Voltage
00:48:22 The Final 3: Cinderella Man, Batman Begins, and Star Wars - Episode III: Revenge of the Sith bootlegs
00:53:55 Mystery Bag Debrief
00:56:00 Episode Wrap
Patrick is a podcaster, marketer, physical media enthusiast, and lifelong film obsessive who hosts The Bark Knight Podcast, where he dives into everything from creature features to cult classics. He writes about movies with an eye for atmosphere, storytelling, and the strange corners of genre cinema. When he’s not discussing films, he’s diving into board games, video games, or attending industry events.