The Brothers each choose their top three horror films from the last 10 years’ horror renaissance. Each brother takes turns making their picks of the best horror films of this renaissance, digging into the films and briefly discussing why these films have defined this era. They end with a discussion of the films on their draft boards they didn’t choose, as well as recapping some recent candidates, including Zach Cregger’s WEAPONS and Ryan Coogler’s SINNERS.
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The Brothers each choose their top three horror films from the last 10 years’ horror renaissance. Each brother takes turns making their picks of the best horror films of this renaissance, digging into the films and briefly discussing why these films have defined this era. They end with a discussion of the films on their draft boards they didn’t choose, as well as recapping some recent candidates, including Zach Cregger’s WEAPONS and Ryan Coogler’s SINNERS.
Episode 44: Twisters / Twister & 90s Disaster Movies
3 Brothers Filmcast
1 hour 10 minutes
1 year ago
Episode 44: Twisters / Twister & 90s Disaster Movies
The Brothers chase the storm for a roundtable discussion of Lee Isaac Chung’s TWISTERS, his sequel to the 1996 disaster movie classic. They discuss TWISTERS as a summer blockbuster influenced by Steven Spielberg, Chung’s authorial approach to the material, the performances of the leads, and the film’s philosophical approach to natural disaster. Then, they broaden the conversation to discuss the original TWISTER and more disaster movies of the 1990s.
3 Brothers Filmcast
The Brothers each choose their top three horror films from the last 10 years’ horror renaissance. Each brother takes turns making their picks of the best horror films of this renaissance, digging into the films and briefly discussing why these films have defined this era. They end with a discussion of the films on their draft boards they didn’t choose, as well as recapping some recent candidates, including Zach Cregger’s WEAPONS and Ryan Coogler’s SINNERS.
