Episode 6: The Horror of the 1960s and '70s

Episode 7: The 1980s are the Best Decade for Horror

On this week's episode, Domenic and Chris delve into the horror films of the 1980s. What was meant to be a debate regarding its greatness turned into a love letter to the decade and its incomparable legacy. Questions? Comments? You can reach them at ultimatecinemapod at gmail dot com.

Episode 6: The Horror of the 1960s and '70s

On this week's episode, Domenic and Chris discuss the most essential horror films in what may be the most important time for the genre, as the influence of this period can still be felt today. They then pivot to some personal favorites that are well worth your time, and offer a brief reminder of the power and necessity of physical media. Questions? Comments? You can reach them at ultimatecinemapod at gmail dot com.

Episode 5: The First Fifty-ish Years of Horror

On this week's episode, Domenic and Chris take a stab at identifying the foundational horror films of the first fifty-plus years of filmmaking. That's a hell of a lot of ground to cover time-wise - but not necessarily movie-wise. And then they get into the fun stuff, suggesting lesser-known gems from 1911 (seriously) through 1959. Questions? Comments? You can reach them at ultimatecinemapod at gmail dot com.

Episode 4: Welcome to Spooky Season

On this week's episode, Domenic and Chris talk about their favorite horror flicks of 2024, including The Substance, MaXXXine, and Longlegs. It's been a great year for the genre, to say the least. And from there, they talk about what upcoming horror releases they're looking forward to over the next three months. Questions? Comments? You can reach them at ultimatecinemapod at gmail dot com.

Episode 3: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, and the Burden of Expectations

On this week's episode, Domenic and Chris discuss what they've been watching lately (including the recently-released Rebel Ridge), and offer their thoughts on Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. From there, they dig into what, if anything, we as moviegoers can do to prevent expectations from skewing our experiences with new films. Questions? Comments? You can reach them at ultimatecinemapod at gmail dot com.