Trap LIVE (w/ Blakely Thornton)

Paul, June, and Jason discuss the 2021 horror film directed by James Wan, Malignant. The crew gets hard to work on breaking down the big movie twist, the physicality of our villain, and the gorgeous cinematography. After watching, they were jonesing for a sequel where our villain Gabriel gets more screen time and just gets to have fun. Jason started a new social media challenge, the #MElignant—share your photos with us! (Originally Released 10/07/2021)

Is Aubrey a piano prodigy or a stripper? Is it all real or a piece of creative writing? Is this the worst movie Lindsay Lohan has ever been in or flat out the worst movie ever? These are just a few of the questions I Know Who Killed Me left us with. Ken Marino is our victim this week and he helps Paul, June, and Jason piece together the plot, characters, and ridiculous symbols that make this horror thriller such a bomb. (Originally Released 10/18/2011)

June makes a rare Last Looks appearance to chat with Paul about their fave board games, snack organization, and an important life pro tip: ALWAYS have a deck of cards on you. Plus, Paul dives into corrections and omissions from Communion and announces next week's movie. Shop June's Amazon Storefront: https://www.amazon.com/shop/junediane JUNE & PAUL'S BOARD GAME PICKS: Poetry for Neanderthals Dutch Blitz Ticket to Ride Cinephile Disney Villainous Monopoly Go! Uno, Uno Dos, Harry Potter Uno, & Star Wars Uno

Seth Rogen (Long Shot), Riki Lindhome (Knives Out, Wednesday), and Ben Blacker (Thrilling Adventure Hour, Hex Wives) join Paul and Jason to discuss the 2004 period horror film Van Helsing. Recorded live from Largo at the Coronet in Los Angeles, they talk about Hugh Jackman’s wet pilgrim hat, Frankenstein’s tech, everyone being upside down, Carl the friar, and much more. (Originally Released 03/28/2019)

This week Paul, June & Jason are diving into the 1986 alien 'experiencer' film Communion, starring Christopher Walken. Recorded live at The Wilbur Theatre in Boston, the crew digs into the Steven Spielberg connection to this film, the incredible choices and improvisation of Christopher Walken, and the question "what's the deal with these lil' Doctors?!"