Shapes and Shadows

Join me for episode 75. Just a mix mash of various Halloween films I throw together that are actually in theme with our favorite spooky month! Happy Halloween 🎃 👻 🎃 💀 spotify.link/fCHK8MT7TXb

First theater watch of 2026! A slightly different take on the zombie genre and I loved it.

A different spin on the original film. Not what I was expecting, but happy I got to see this in theater.

What starts off sort of like a mockumentary missing persons mystery slowly twists into its own film. I went in totally blind and knew nothing about this and was pleasantly surprised. I actually really enjoyed this. The creepy atmosphere makes for some unsettling moments. 4/5 ☠️

@ScreamingAges Haha!!! 👏👏👏🤢

@shapes_shadows Always trying to get me in trouble. I'm still trying to explain the mother and son in Burial Ground to my 6 year old haha

spotify.link/S9h76W3tDXb We should have gone to Ikea! Let's laugh and cry and make fun of terrible situations. A fun wholesome film for the family! ☠️

@ScreamingAges Haha, Trey...I will tell you this one won't end well either 😂

@shapes_shadows Last time you said that I showed the film to my family and it didn't end well haha

The first one was decent, this was just a cash grab.

A fun psychological thriller.

I found these at a local store while they were putting out the Halloween decorations. I called it the "talk to me" hand!

I love the original film and just couldn't get into this. It's not horrible, but it wasn't for me.

Saw it last night and loved it. It's not perfect, but I had a great time. Definitely worth the theater watch.

@Barry_Cinematic @shiigeeboo "you gonna be the worm face"

Bug Month II continues with my review of Squirm (1976): cinematiccatharsis.blogspot.com/2025/07/squirm…

I've seen worse, but it felt like more of a thriller than a horror.

Prepare yourself for episode 71 spotf.fi/BmGoHAU

40 Acres Post apocalyptic survival thriller. I went in blind and thoroughly enjoyed this one.

Oh dear...

28 Years Later...

If you know, you know 👀

Episode 69 where we talk classic samurai film and where the Mandalorian took the idea of walking around with your baby as you handle business. We'll talk rivers of crimson red, swords clanging, and ridiculous dubs of classic Japanese chanbara films. spotf.fi/8Xvy8iB