Send us a text A whole class walks into the night at 2:17 a.m.—and never comes back. That single, eerie beat kicks off our deep dive into “Weapons,” where suspicion spreads faster than facts and the adults who should protect kids keep choosing convenience over care. We talk about how Zach Cregger builds dread without hand-holding, the way Julia Garner’s performance keeps our doubts alive, and why the film’s best moments trust silence, angles, and shadow to do the heavy lifting. From the teac...
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Send us a text A whole class walks into the night at 2:17 a.m.—and never comes back. That single, eerie beat kicks off our deep dive into “Weapons,” where suspicion spreads faster than facts and the adults who should protect kids keep choosing convenience over care. We talk about how Zach Cregger builds dread without hand-holding, the way Julia Garner’s performance keeps our doubts alive, and why the film’s best moments trust silence, angles, and shadow to do the heavy lifting. From the teac...
Clowns in a Cornfield (2025) | Squeaky Shoes and Teenage Screams
Apartment Theater
15 minutes
5 months ago
Clowns in a Cornfield (2025) | Squeaky Shoes and Teenage Screams
Send us a text Killer clowns lurking in cornfields isn't just the stuff of nightmares anymore - it's the premise of Adam Cesar's popular horror novel that recently made its way to the big screen. Has the adaptation captured the gory essence that earned the book its 4.2-star rating across thousands of reviews, or is this another case of page-to-screen disappointment? Welcome to a special hot take episode where Dani flies solo to break down everything "Clowns in a Cornfield." Support the show
Apartment Theater
Send us a text A whole class walks into the night at 2:17 a.m.—and never comes back. That single, eerie beat kicks off our deep dive into “Weapons,” where suspicion spreads faster than facts and the adults who should protect kids keep choosing convenience over care. We talk about how Zach Cregger builds dread without hand-holding, the way Julia Garner’s performance keeps our doubts alive, and why the film’s best moments trust silence, angles, and shadow to do the heavy lifting. From the teac...
