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Join hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers in this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff' as they dive into the horror film 'Barbarian' (2022). Directed by Zack Cregger and starring Georgina Campbell, Bill Skarsgård, and Justin Long, the film explores the unsettling events faced by Tess and Keith in a rental house in Detroit.

The discussion covers the film's modern horror elements, underlying themes of toxic masculinity and societal pressures, and the character transformations and dynamics, including AJ's privilege and Frank's disturbing history. Tess's resilience as the 'final girl' and the movie's genre-bending narrative are highlighted.

The hosts also provide their high ratings using 'baby bottles' and offer a sneak peek into their next spooky season review of 'Get Out.' Engaging and thought-provoking, this comprehensive review will keep you on the edge of your seat. Don't forget to subscribe and share your thoughts!

00:00 Introduction and Initial Thoughts
02:17 Movie Overview and Plot Setup
09:41 Creepy Discoveries and Plot Twists
17:34 Flashbacks and Deeper Context
20:41 Discussing AJ's Character
23:48 Mother's Intentions and Tess's Escape
29:22 The Climactic Showdown
34:08 Final Thoughts and Ratings

Join Charlie and Steve as they revisit the iconic 1996 horror film 'Scream’. They discuss its plot twists, the clever blend of satire and homage to the horror genre, and the memorable performances by Neve Campbell, David Arquette, and Courtney Cox. The duo dives into the film's iconic scenes, horror tropes, and character dynamics while sharing personal anecdotes and analyses. This episode is perfect for both horror fans and those new to the genre. Don't miss their hilarious banter and insightful commentary as they kick off season two with a spooky bang!

01:15 Discussing the Horror Genre

06:25 Analyzing the Opening Scene

10:25 Character Dynamics and Suspicions

22:54 Introducing Gale Weathers

32:45 Horror Movie Rules

36:13 The Party Turns Deadly: Tatum's Tragic End

40:26 Chaos Unfolds: Gale, Dewey, and the Killer's Identity

47:51 The Final Confrontation: Billy and Stu's Revelation

54:09 Conclusion and Final Ratings

Join hosts Charlie Peppers and Steve Selnick on 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff' as they dive deep into Jordan Peele's acclaimed film 'Get Out'. This episode features a comprehensive analysis of the movie's impact, its socio-political commentary, and its unsettling exploration of race relations.

The hosts discuss notable scenes, character dynamics, and hidden details, providing insightful critiques on the symbolism and thematic elements. From Chris's tense interactions with Rose's family to the chilling hypnosis scene and the dark undertones of societal norms, this discussion offers a thorough breakdown of the film's intricate layers.

Tune in for an engaging conversation that blends fun banter and profound insights into this modern horror classic.

00:00 Introduction and Overview of 'Get Out'
05:45 Opening Scene Breakdown
26:56 Chris's Midnight Encounter
33:16 The Armitage Gathering
39:20 The Final Showdown
47:59 Reflections on Horror

In an engaging episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff', hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers are joined by Robyn Warren of GeekGirlStrong to dissect X-Men '97's newest episode, 'LifeDeath - Part Two'.

The Trio explores the intricate narrative involving Storm's self-discovery, her fight against The Adversary, and her dynamics with Forge, alongside Charles Xavier's ethical dilemmas in the Shi'ar empire and the revelation of [SPOILERS] as the main antagonist. The episode further touches on the episode's encapsulation of empowerment, representation, and the impact of cataclysmic events on society, mirroring pre and post-9/11 themes.

Concluding with a critique that suggests a desire for improved pacing and deeper character exploration, the hosts unanimously appreciate the episode, albeit noting its crowded plotlines. This discussion not only reviews 'Life Death Part Two' but also sets the stage for what could be coming with the final four episodes of the season.

A special thank you to Robyn for joining us on today's episode - be sure to check her out on Patreon to see all of the amazing work that she does in the intersection of the Geek and Movement space, she creates a top notch community can you can be a part of it with just a few clicks.

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In this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff,' hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers provide an in-depth discussion on the film 'Moonlight,' directed by Barry Jenkins.

The hosts explore the cinematic and cultural significance of the film, contrasting it with 'La La Land.' They delve into themes such as black masculinity, vulnerability, and identity, emphasizing the importance of cultural representation. The podcast episode also features personal reflections from the hosts about their own experiences related to the themes of the film. They conclude the discussion with their passionate ratings, highlighting the profound impact of the movie. The episode is part of their Pride Month celebration, focusing on films that address themes of LGBTQ+ experiences and representation.

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