Reviewed to Death: Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) - Classic Monsters Reimagined
This week, the Classic November tradition rises from the grave as the crew plunges into a spooky and stylish world of gothic horror.
Get ready for an episode dripping with blood, velvet, and very strong accents as Reviewed to Death looks at Francis Ford Coppola's 1992 visually stunning masterpiece, Bram Stoker's Dracula.
We're not alone in the shadows! Joining the discussion is special guest, Z.C. Krol, to break down the film's iconic performances and lavish production design.
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Welcome to Reviewed to Death’s first annual Halloween Special. Authors R. Jacob Honeybrook and Z.C Krol join us to talk Halloween, play games and have spooky fun.
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This is it! We are wrapping up the movie portion of our "Missed It" Halloween series by finally watching The First Omen!
Join Marcus and Luke as they travel back to 1971 Rome with American novitiate Margaret, who uncovers a terrifying conspiracy to bring about the birth of the Antichrist. The original Omen is a classic, but does this new chapter live up to the demonic hype?
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Continuing with our "Missed It" Halloween series, We are heading into the woods... or at least an abandoned lodge, to discuss the new horror movie, Until Dawn!
A movie based on a video game—what could go wrong? Well, apparently, everything! We dive headfirst into this cinematic adaptation of the popular PlayStation horror title, only to discover that the movie has almost nothing to do with the source material. Forget the familiar faces and the iconic setting of Blackwood Mountain. This is a whole new kind of nightmare.
Join us as we review the movie's attempt at a time-loop horror concept, dissect its radically different plot and characters, and try to figure out why the filmmakers decided to slap the Until Dawn title on a completely different story. Is it a fun, gory slasher in its own right, or another example of a terrible video game movie adaptation?
Tune in for all the details on this surprisingly unfaithful-to-the-game horror flick!
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NIGHT OWLS' GOES LIVE... AND TO HELL! | Late Night with the Devil (2023) - Missed It Halloween!
Welcome back to "Missed It Halloween!" on the @reviewedtodeath
This week, Marcus and Luke are dusting off a horror flick that had everyone talking and critics raving: Late Night with the Devil. It’s the 1970s, ratings-starved late-night host Jack Delroy (David Dastmalchian) is desperate for a hit, and he’s betting it all on a very special Halloween special. The guests? A psychic, a professional skeptic, a parapsychologist, and a young girl who might be possessed by a demon named Mr. Wriggles! What could possibly go wrong... on LIVE TV?
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Welcome to the Halloween season on Reviewed to Death! We’re kicking off our special "We Missed It" series—the month where we finally catch up on the newer horror movies that slipped through the cracks.
In this episode, we dive into the deeply unsettling psychological and occult horror of Bring Her Back. Following the sudden death of their father, step-siblings Andy and Piper are sent to live with a new foster mother, Laura, who is still reeling from the loss of her own daughter. But beneath Laura’s seemingly caring exterior is a chilling secret.
Join us as we discuss the brilliance of Sally Hawkins’ performance, the agonizing suspense of Andy’s descent into paranoia, the film's brutal take on grief, and whether this latest offering from the filmmakers behind Talk to Me truly resurrects the spirit of contemporary horror. Did we miss a modern classic, or did this ritual leave us wishing it had stayed buried?
CAUTION - Spoilers are abundant
*Content warning - Child abuse*
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Join Luke and Marcus as they venture into the chaotic world of Japanese cult cinema with the 1995 gem, Bloody Muscle Bodybuilder in Hell. In this episode, the dive headfirst into what is widely known as "The Japanese Evil Dead," a gloriously gory and laugh-out-loud horror-comedy.
Discover how one man, Shinichi Fukazawa, took on multiple roles—director, writer, editor, and star—to create this low-budget, high-octane masterpiece. Despite its humble origins and limited resources, the film's frenetic energy, slapstick humor, and creative practical effects have earned it a devoted cult following.
From the ridiculousness of a possessed bodybuilder's workout routine to the absurd and bloody shenanigans that unfold, Marcus and Luke break down all the comedic elements that make this film a must-watch for any horror fan with a taste for the bizarre. So grab your protein shake and get ready for a trip to hell—the fun kind!
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Spooky Movies by Gary Paxton
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We're live from Korea to review one of the most talked-about Korean action-thrillers of the year, Project Wolf Hunting. Director Kim Hong-sun's latest film is a visceral, non-stop gore-fest that's perfect for fans of extreme cinema.
Join us as we talk about the film's brutal plot and its place in the world of South Korean horror and action.
Whether you've already seen it or are looking for your next bloody obsession, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in new Korean movies, action thrillers, and extreme cinema.
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This week on the Reviewed to Death podcast, we're taking a trip to Spain for a look at the cult classic horror-comedy, Witching & Bitching (2013). Join Marcus and Luke as they break down this wild, fast-paced film from director Álex de la Iglesia, a bizarre blend of heist movie and supernatural horror.
Discover what makes this Spanish-language film a fan favorite as they discuss the hilarious and gruesome story of jewel thieves who stumble into a coven of witches.
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Demons! A movie that will make you think twice about going to the theater. This week, the Reviewed to Death podcast is heading to Italy to review Lamberto Bava's 1985 Italian horror classic, Demons.
Join us as we discuss the film's over-the-top gore, its pulsing soundtrack, and the iconic practical effects that make this movie a must-watch for any horror fan.
We'll also explore the film's legacy and influence on the horror genre, including its 1986 sequel Demons 2 and its place in Italian horror cinema alongside the works of directors like Dario Argento and Lucio Fulci.
So grab your tickets, take a seat, and prepare for a wild ride as we review to death, Lamberto Bava's Demons.
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Grab your rain gear, because the Reviewed to Death crew is heading to a desolate Australian caravan park for a chilling jump into the 2023 psychological horror film, You'll Never Find Me. A young woman seeking shelter from a storm knocks on the door of an isolated, seemingly lonely man. What unfolds is a tense, claustrophobic two-hander that will have you questioning everything.
Backed by the incredible acting performances from Brendan Rock and Jordan Cowan.. Is it a ghost story? A thriller? Or something far more sinister? Tune in to find out!
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Welcome back to the second week of Reviewed to Death's International Series! This week, Marcus and Luke pack their bags and head to Poland for the 2022 horror film, Hellhole (original title: Ostatnia wieczerza, or "Last Supper"). Get ready for a remote monastery, missing women, and some seriously unsettling secrets.
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The boys are back! Marcus and Luke kick off their new International Horror Series by heading to Indonesia for the 2018 demonic possession film, May the Devil Take You. This week's movie is a terrifying decent into a family's dark secret and a pact with an ancient evil. Listen in for its connection to the Evil Dead franchise, and the unique brand of horror from director Timo Tjahjanto.
Joining them this week are special guests, horror authors R. Jacob Honeybrook (When We Once Loved) and Z. C. Krol (Disseverment: A Horror Story).
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Join the Reviewed to Death Podcast as they wrap up their "Stephen King Summer" series with a look back at the 1987 action sci-fi classic, The Running Man!
This week, we dive into the dystopian future presented in the film, where Arnold Schwarzenegger's Ben Richards is forced to compete in a deadly game show for his freedom.
Don't miss out as the Reviewed to Death crew brings their Stephen King Summer to an explosive close with this iconic 80s flick!
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Luke and Marcus are back for another installment of their Stephen King Summer Series, and this week they're bravely jumping into a true cinematic misfire: Lawrence Kasdan's 2003 adaptation of Dreamcatcher. Get ready for a wild ride as the guys talk about everything that went wrong with this infamous Stephen King movie flop.
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It's "Stephen King Summer" here at Reviewed to Death, and Marcus and Luke are diving headfirst into the gooey, gory, and sometimes goofy world of 1987's Creepshow 2! Get ready for a wild ride as we dissect George A. Romero's anthology sequel, filled with killer lakes, hitchhiking horrors, and a whole lot of practical effects that still make us smile.
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Welcome to Reviewed to Death’s second annual Shark Week! This year we are watching the little known shark movie from Australia called Bait 3D.
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Stephen King Summer continues with John Carpenter’s adaptation of Christine
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The Beasts We Carry, a bold new live-action horror short film, has launched its Kickstarter campaign, inviting backers to help bring a deeply personal, visually striking, and socially resonant story to life. Written and directed by Rishi Gandhi, a South Asian American filmmaker whose life was shaped by post-9/11 xenophobia, the film channels real fear into psychological horror, asking: What if you could see the monsters inside people?
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Welcome to summer! Our summer series this year is Stephen King and we are opening up with Misery. Blaire and Magan are back to talk about all things Misery.
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The Beasts We Carry, a bold new live-action horror short film, has launched its Kickstarter campaign, inviting backers to help bring a deeply personal, visually striking, and socially resonant story to life. Written and directed by Rishi Gandhi, a South Asian American filmmaker whose life was shaped by post-9/11 xenophobia, the film channels real fear into psychological horror, asking: What if you could see the monsters inside people?
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We have a special episode this week. Rishi Gandhi joins us to talk about his new project The Beasts We Carry. Join us and learn how you can make this film happen. The Kickstarter campaign is active now until July 2nd.
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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/beasts/the-beasts-we-carry-a-horror-short
The Beasts We Carry, a bold new live-action horror short film, has launched its Kickstarter campaign, inviting backers to help bring a deeply personal, visually striking, and socially resonant story to life. Written and directed by Rishi Gandhi, a South Asian American filmmaker whose life was shaped by post-9/11 xenophobia, the film channels real fear into psychological horror, asking: What if you could see the monsters inside people?
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