This week on episode #152 of The Harsh Language Podcast, it's Marvin’s first time watching The Wailing. We made Marvin watch one of Korea’s most legendary horror films. Released well before COVID, The Wailing feels eerily prophetic now: a village stricken by an unexplained sickness, fear turning neighbors against each other, and religious voices collapsing under pressure. It’s horror rooted in social paranoia and spiritual meltdown.

We also dig into: Marvel’s direction (or lack thereof), IT: Welcome to Derry, Black Phone 2, all the drama surrounding Warner Bros., and more!

📌 Chapters
00:00 - Marvel Needs To Get Its Act Together
04:44 - Preparing for IT: Welcome to Derry
14:45 - Black Phone 2 Was Actually Pretty Good
20:28 - Ryan Coogler Making The X-Files for His Mom
24:20 - Warner Bros Sale Drama
31:30 - David Chase’s New Show, Shrinking, & Friday the 13th News
36:35 - Jared Leto’s Career Misfires
41:50 - Could Jim Carrey Play Freddy Krueger?
45:55 - Na Hong-jin’s First New Film in 10 Years
49:13 - Marvin’s First Time Watching The Wailing

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This week on episode #151 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we review Strange Harvest, a mock true-crime documentary horror movie that finally made us feel something we haven’t felt in years: genuine unease.

We also reveal the scariest horror movies ever made, according to science, the growing wave of live-action animation remakes, new Stranger Things Season 5 runtime details, and what a Grave Encounters reboot could mean for found footage horror.

📌 Chapters
00:00 - Watching Movies On a Whim Is Refreshing
09:36 - The Horror Fandom is The Best Fandom
12:25 - Scariest Horror Movies of ALL TIME (According to Science)
23:41 - Should Animations Get Live Action Remakes?
27:40 - Episode Lengths For Stranger Things Season 5
30:30 - Who is The Best Casted Marvel Character?
33:00 - Do People Still Like M. Night Shyamalan?
37:25 - Jim Carrey in Talks to Star in a Live-Action Jetsons
39:30 - We’re Getting A Grave Encounters Reboot
42:30 - Strange Harvest Review

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This week, on episode #150 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we review 'The Ugly Stepsister,' a brutal reimagining of the Cinderella story that turns fantasy into horror and beauty into obsession. We break down why this version feels more honest in today’s world and what it says about the cost of perfection.

We also talk about the Peacemaker Season 2 finale, Mia Goth’s star power in the X trilogy, and Jason Blum’s take on AI in filmmaking.

📌 Chapters
00:00 - Social Media Usage is Declining
07:15 - Insufferable Peacemaker Season 2 Finale Discourse
18:55 - AP Bio is One of The Funniest Shows EVER
26:00 - Mia Goth is A Star in The X Trilogy
34:54 - Ryan Coogler's X-Files News
40:07 - Sigourney Weaver Considering a Return to Alien
44:42 - Jason Blum Thinks We Should Embrace AI
50:20 - Emilie Blichfeldt on The Ugly Stepsister Inspiration
52:47 - The Ugly Stepsister Review

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Today on episode #149 of the Harsh Language Podcast, we discuss Bring Her Back, a film that nails horror’s biggest trend and shows why the genre feels stuck in one emotional gear. We dig into the Philippou brothers’ latest film, discussing where it falters and why its strengths still point to a bigger problem in horror today.We also cover the latest in film and TV news: Peacemaker setting up James Gunn’s DCU, the disappointing opening for The Smashing Machine, fallout from Jimmy Kimmel, updates on Constantine 2 and Talk To Me 2, and even the rise of AI “actors.”📌 Chapters 00:00 – Are Horror Movies Not Scary Anymore? 05:00 – How Peacemaker is Setting Up The DCU 09:35 – The Smashing Machine Has Low Opening 12:00 – The Jimmy Kimmel Fallout Continues 18:02 – Updates on Constantine 2! 21:12 – AI “Actors” Exist Now 28:00 – Update on Talk To Me 2 30:00 – Bring Her Back

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This week on episode #148 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we dive into Sketch, a 2025 film that completely caught us off guard. It’s one of those rare surprises that sneaks up on you, flips your expectations, and leaves you wondering how it flew under the radar. If you’re missing Sketch, you’re missing one of the most surprising movies of the year.

We also break down whether Alien Earth stuck the landing, why Disney Plus is quietly hiking prices again, and what Christopher Nolan’s new role as DGA President could mean for the industry. Plus, Zach Cregger’s Weapons prequel, James Gunn’s latest DCU updates, and the search for the next James Bond.

📌 Chapters

00:00 – Was Alien Earth a Hit or Miss?

20:00 – Disney Plus is Increasing Their Price

24:45 – Christopher Nolan Elected President of DGA

27:00 – Zach Cregger is Making a Weapons Prequel

31:07 – James Gunn on Developing the DCU

35:30 – The New James Bond Might Not Be Who You Want

39:42 – Seth Worley on His Inspiration for Sketch

44:10 – Sketch Review

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Today on episode #147 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we made Marvin watch 9 to 5 (1980) for the first time, the workplace comedy that was “woke before woke was cool.” With Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda, and Lily Tomlin leading the charge, the film blends sharp humor with biting social satire, and we dig into why it still resonates decades later.

We also talk about Wellington Paranormal as a hidden gem in comedy, the debate around Andor at the Emmys, Netflix considering a buyout of Warner Bros. and Jimmy Kimmel's controversial removal from television.

Chapters:
00:00 – Wellington Paranormal Is A Sleeper Comedy
06:11 – Did Andor Get Snubbed At The Emmys?
12:35 – Netflix Considering Buying Warner Bros.
15:00 – Here Be Monsters Is An Exciting Upcoming Horror
16:05 – Jimmy Kimmel’s Late Show Pulled From ABC
23:44 – Patricia Resnick Got Her Start Writing A School Paper
26:45 – Marvin’s First Time Watching 9 to 5

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This week on episode #146 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we review Together. It’s one of those movies so bafflingly bad it made us stop and question everything, from who exactly wrote this, and how on Earth it has such good reviews.

We also break down James Gunn’s latest moves with Peacemaker, why streaming services are quietly ripping everyone off, and what a Silence of the Lambs remake could even look like. Plus, talk of Paramount eyeing Warner Bros., a Texas Chain Saw Massacre series from A24, and more.

📌 Chapters
00:00 – Is James Gunn Cooking With Peacemaker?
04:18 – The Paper Was Much Better Than Expected
05:48 – Alien: Earth Feels Weird With 2 Episodes Left
08:50 – The Witcher Season 4 Looks Like Bad Cosplay
11:25 – Paramount Looks To Buy Warner Bros.
14:33 – Streaming Services Are Ripping You Off!
22:30 – A24's Texas Chain Saw Massacre Series
24:20 – The Silence of the Lambs Remake
27:35 – Ed and Lorraine Warren Were Frauds
30:50 – 'Together' Script Controversy
34:20 – Together Review

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This week on episode #145 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we review 28 Years Later. Twenty years after 28 Days Later reinvented zombie horror, we dig into whether this long-awaited sequel does it again — shifting from apocalypse to quarantine, and from infection scares to deeper fears about humanity itself.

We alo break down the latest on James Gunn’s Superman plans, the future of Batman in the DCU, and why John Williams is suddenly roasting his own legendary career. Plus, reactions to Alien Earth episode 4, The Goonies sequel buzz, and more.

📌 Chapters
00:00 – Getting Fat
06:20 – Episode 4 of Alien Earth is Amazing
11:25 – The Paper is Pretty Good so Far
16:35 – James Gunn Announces The Man of Tomorrow
24:00 – Tyler Hoechlin Wants To Play The DCU Batman
29:55 – Nightrider is Getting A Remake
31:18 – The Goonies Sequel News
35:13 – The Long Walk Funny Early Screening
40:06 – John Williams Hates His Career
44:08 – Cillian Murphy Reacts To Being A Zombie
47:33 – 28 Years Later Review

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This week on episode #144 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we review Eddington, a film that proves it isn’t what you think it is, and that’s exactly the point. Going in, we thought we had this one figured out. But Eddington upends expectations with a bold, layered approach that left us rethinking what the movie really is trying to say. We unpack its themes, its structure, and why general audiences may not be prepared for it.

We also get into Snack Shack, the season finale of It’s Always Sunny, Nick Castle’s return as Michael Myers, Beau DeMayo putting Marvel on blast, and more!

📌 Chapters
00:00 – Snack Shack in An Amazing Hidden Gem
08:25 – It's Always Sunny Season Finale Made Us Cry!
16:00 – Nick Castle is BACK To Play Michael Myers!
20:08 – Beau DeMayo Absolutely Destroys Marvel
30:57 – Our Top Picks For The New James Bond
34:26 – Nicholas Cage Starring In True Detective Season 5
39:00 – Piracy Is Making A Huge Comeback
44:38 – Ari Aster's Dad Told Him Not To Write Eddington
47:45 – Eddington Review

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This week on episode #143 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we made Marvin watch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) for the first time. While Superman (1978) and Batman (1989) are usually credited with shaping the comic book movie genre, TMNT deserves to be part of that conversation. We debate whether this “cult classic” was really a pioneer hiding in plain sight, a film that bridged gritty comic book adaptations with mainstream success.

Along the way, we break down James Gunn’s plans for the Superman Saga, why South Park feels sharper than ever, and our reviews for Alien: Earth episodes 1 & 2, and the latest Friday the 13th short film, Sweet Revenge.

📌 Chapters
00:00 - We're Too Terminally "Online"
04:13 - Is Alien: Earth Adding To The Franchise?
30:41 - Jason's Return is Better Than We imagined
42:45 - Daniel Day Lewis Coming Out of Retirement
44:48 - James Gunn Announces the Superman Saga
53:34 - South Park is Better Than Ever
56:17 - The Duffer Brothers Leave Netflix
59:00 - Marvin's First Time Watching Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

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This week on episode #142 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we’re talking about whether modern horror could be heading for a major shift. Our review of Weapons digs into the film’s classic horror pacing, tension-building, visceral scares, and whether it signals the end of recent horror movie trends.

We also get into Spider-Man set leaks, the state of Netflix releases, why Resident Alien is criminally underrated, and a surprising list of the 25 best horror films of the 21st century. Plus, Timothée Chalamet’s new crime drama, AMC cutting ads, and Warner Bros’ huge box office streak.

📌 Chapters:00:00 – Spider-Man Set Photos Are Out of Control05:44 – Why Netflix Should Drop Episodes Weekly12:45 – Dexter: Resurrection Is Actually Great15:25 – Resident Alien Deserves More Love17:10 – Dennis The Menace Is Wildly Underrated22:55 – 25 Best Horror Films of the 21st Century?!30:22 – Will Smith & Michael Bay Break Up32:40 – Timothée Chalamet’s New Crime Movie35:35 – AMC Theatres Cutting Ad Time40:23 – Harry Potter Series Will Last 10 Years45:00 – Warner Bros’ Six $40M Openers52:57 – Weapons Review

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This week on episode #141 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we review The Life of Chuck, the recent Stephen King adaptation from Mike Flanagan.

A simple story about a man’s death becomes something much deeper. We explore how the film inverts time, transforming the mundane into the profound, and challenges us to ask: Are the smallest moments the ones that matter most?

We also talk Gremlins 3, Spider-Man set photos, a wild War of the Worlds reboot that landed a 0% on Rotten Tomatoes, and whether the MCU and DCU might finally collide. Oh, and Dan may or may not have interviewed Christopher Nolan… in a dream.

📌 Chapters:
00:00 - Dan Interviewed Christopher Nolan… In a Dream
02:45 - The Minecraft Movie Might Actually Work
07:50 - It’s Always Sunny Is Still on Fire
12:52 - War of the Worlds Hits 0% on Rotten Tomatoes
15:18 - Will the MCU and DCU Ever Crossover?
19:10 - New Spider-Man Costume Set Photos Leak
25:00 - Gremlins 3 Is Officially Happening
27:36 - Steven Knight Writing the New Bond Movie
30:37 - Mike Flanagan Saved Mark Hamill’s Career
33:00 - The Life of Chuck Review

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This week on episode #140 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we review Happy Gilmore 2 . We didn’t expect to like this movie... and then it won us over. Is this one of the best legacy sequels in years?

We also break down why The Fantastic Four: First Steps missed the mark, and what to make of Ted Lasso Season 4’s early look. Plus, we talk Avatar: The Last Airbender updates, Vince Gilligan’s new project Pluribus, a mysterious teaser phone number we actually call live on the show, and Christopher McDonald teasing what really happened behind the scenes on Happy Gilmore.

📌 Chapters:
00:00 - The Fantastic Four: First Steps Wasn't Good14:00 - A Hellraiser Game? Surprisingly Promising
19:33 - Why Is Superman Underperforming Globally?
24:40 - Ted Lasso Season 4: Is This a Mistake?
29:19 - Avatar: The Last Airbender Continues To Expand
33:15 - George Lucas' First Comic Con Appearance
35:15 - Vince Gilligan’s New Show Pluribus Revealed
37:20 - We Call The Mysterious Number From The Pluribus Teaser
39:33 - A Flood of Stephen King Adaptations Are Coming
43:18 - Christopher McDonald Spills Happy Gilmore BTS
46:00 - Happy Gilmore 2 Review

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This week on episode #139 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we make Marvin watch Raiders of the Lost Ark for the first time. It's widely considered one of the greatest movies ever made, but does it truly hold up without the influence of nostalgia? In 2025, Spielberg’s blockbuster still dazzles with its momentum and spectacle, but some of its seams are more visible than ever. We break down what still works, what hasn’t aged so well, and what that says about how we watch movies today.

Along the way, we also get into the Emmy nominations, Captain Planet news, and whether James Gunn's Superman could redefine what it means to be a man in modern superhero cinema.

📌 Chapters:
00:00 - Karate Kid Legends Was Very OK
14:53 - Did Superman Change The Meaning of Masculinity?
23:20 - 2025 Emmy Nominations
27:00 - Will Superman Hit Make $1 Billion?
31:47 - Live Action Captain Planet
34:50 - How The MCU Can Successfully Reboot
52:11 - Indiana Jones’s Whip Auction
55:30 - Raiders of the Lost Ark Review

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This week on episode #138, we break down James Gunn’s Superman, a film we’ve been waiting for, and one that hit exactly how we hoped it would. This isn’t just another reboot. It’s a cultural moment. And in a world flooded with superhero burnout, this Superman movie still managed to strike a nerve.

We also discuss the Pee Wee Herman documentary, the surprisingly divisive Harry Potter series reboot, and how the Jurassic World franchise keeps getting worse.

📌 Chapters:
00:00 - Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Isn't THAT Bad
08:37 - Pee Wee Herman Documentary Was Great
11:30 - Jurassic World Rebirth Was Bad
15:18 - Metro Private Cinema Experience
22:25 - HBO Harry Potter Costume Photos
26:35 - Best Superman Actors Ranked
29:40 - Superman Review

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This week on episode #137 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we dive into the new film Warfare, a movie that looks like your typical war flick on the surface but turns out to be something else entirely. We break down why it defies expectations and how it avoids the genre’s usual glorification of violence or blind patriotism.

We also discuss some amusing reactions to James Gunn's comments on Superman, Ryan Coogler’s X-Files reboot, a new Punisher project, and what's in store for Denis Villeneuve's James Bond movie.

📌 Chapters:
00:00 - The Wait For Superman is Finally Over!
11:27 - Weekly Catch Up
24:24 - MAGA Is Mad That Superman Is An Immigrant
28:20 - Ryan Coogler's X-Files Reboot
34:15 - Denis Villeneuve's James Bond Movie
41:08 - The Punisher Special Presentation
43:42 - Directors Will Poulter Wants To Work With
44:50 - Warfare Review
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This week on episode #136 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we make Marvin watch 28 Days Later for the very first time, just in time for the release of 28 Years Later. We break down why Danny Boyle’s gritty, blood-soaked thriller might be the most influential zombie movie of the 21st century. Is it the best ever made? What did Marvin think?

Elsewhere in the episode, we talk about Jon Bernthal’s return as The Punisher and what his rumored role in Spider-Man 4 could mean for the MCU. We also get into the bizarre concept of Netflix Houses, the latest reboot mania sweeping Hollywood, and rumors that Sony might buy HBO Max. Plus, some oddball industry talk around nude scenes, and more.

📌 Chapters:
00:00 - Weekly Catch Up
07:15 - Please Stop With Indiana Jones
14:42 - Marvin's Movie Nights
19:00 - The Punisher in Spiderman 4!
25:10 - What Are Netflix Houses?
29:50 - Are Tons of Reboots Coming?
32:20 - When Evil Lurks Sequel
33:38 - Sony Wants To Buy HBO Max
35:32 - Danny Boyle on Filming Nude Scenes
40:00 - 28 Days Later Review

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This week on episode #135 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we’re diving into Apple TV’s new original movie Fountain of Youth. It’s got A-list stars, globe-trotting action, and a massive budget—but somehow, the whole thing feels like it was written by an AI. We break down why the movie’s script feels soulless, what it says about the state of studio filmmaking, and how style is starting to fully eclipse substance in modern blockbusters in our Fountain of Youth review.

We also get into James Gunn’s Rolling Stone interview, the return of Rick Moranis, the Spaceballs 2 announcement, and whether video rental stores might actually be making a comeback.

📌 Chapters:
00:00 - How Will YOU Be Watching Superman?
11:35 - What Have We Been Up To This Week?
29:11 - Can Video Rental Stores Make a Comeback?
35:50 - James Gunn's Rolling Stone Interview
46:00 - Bryce Dallas Howard Can Detect A Flop
52:00 - Dakota Johnson's Take on the Film Industry
01:02:00 - Rick Moranis Coming Back For Spaceballs 2!
01:05:00 - Fountain of Youth Review

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This week on #134, we dive into Bong Joon-ho’s highly anticipated sci-fi comeback with our Mickey 17 review! The film is already stirring controversy over its themes and tone, but is that really the point? We break it all down in our review.Along the way, we also get into DC’s Superman strategy, the weirdness of Disney’s streaming cancellations, and what Danny Elfman working with Sam Raimi again could mean. Plus: a look at why Hollywood might be burning out on tech.📌 Chapters:00:00 - Weekly Catch Up09:15 - The Summer of Superman13:42 - Tulsa King Spin-off "Nola King"16:20 - The Mandalorian Canceled by Disney21:00 - Does Financial Success = Good Movie?26:30 - Are We Seeing A Tech Fatigue?34:20 - Danny Elfman Working With Sam Raimi Again36:50 - Warner Bros/Discovery Splitting Up38:40 - Why Superman Will Make $1 Billion40:33 - True Detective Season 1 Sequel?42:30 - Hulk Will Return in Spiderman: Brand New Day44:40 - Mickey 17 Review📺 Watch more episodes here: ► https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGTAHAthQtvHqmEaIUM3aukXAlsDpYGo7🔔 Subscribe so you don’t miss the next one!💬 Comment below — did Mickey 17 work for you or totally miss?🎙️ Listen on your favorite podcast platform: http://bit.ly/4im0Jaq🌐 Connect with us: https://harshlanguage.tv/

In Episode 133, we make Marvin watch Young Guns (1988) — a Western loaded with 1980s teen icons that somehow works despite everything about it feeling wrong on paper. This cast, this tone, this movie… it shouldn’t work. But we had a lot to say about why it kinda does.

We also discuss Taylor Sheridan’s latest pitch, new DC logos, Alex Garland directing Elden Ring, and more.

📌 Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
02:45 - What We've Been Watching
07:55 - The Panic of Being High
12:08 - The Last of Us Season 2
19:48 - DC Heroes Get New Logo's
24:38 - Are There No More Movie Stars?
30:12 - Taylor Sheridan's F.A.S.T
31:50 - HBO Max is Back
33:00 - Alex Garland Directing Elden Ring
37:00 - Silver Surfer Solo Movie?
38:18 - Estevez vs Sheen
41:18 - Young Guns Review
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