The Movie Connection

Welcome to PODCASTING IN THE DARK, hosted by Jacob and Colleen.

This podcast is dedicated to exploring various media of the dark and unusual variety. This includes Stories, TV Shows and Movies that shock and excite. Season One is dedicated to revisiting episode of "Are You Afraid of the Dark."

Go ahead, turn off the lights -- light a candle if you're feeling timid, and prepare to put your nerves on edge.

You'll get thrills, chills and amusing remarks, when you listen to PODCASTING IN THE DARK!

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If you didn't think DCOM's could get scary, you are very mistaken. "Don't Look Under the Bed" is the movie Disney Channel tried to sweep under the bed and pretend didn't exist, but we still remember the nightmares. But don't be afraid, just grab a nearby Imaginary Friend companion, plug in and strap on that car battery to your back and let's Boogey!email: [email protected]

A minisode in which Jacob and KC each recommend five movies that they discovered while surfing through the Disney+ library. There were plenty of movies that stirred up fond memories, including such classics as "The Black Cauldron," "Blank Check," "Tuck Everlasting," and so many more.

As a special stocking stuffer this holiday season, Jacob and KC are revisiting the classic DCOM, "Twas the Night," starring The One Who Knocks himself, Bryan Cranston. Before he shaved his head and started cooking meth in the sensational series "Breaking Bad," he was growing out his beard and getting in the Christmas spirit. " Should this quirky comedy make it's way into your Christmas Movie Canon? Let's find out.... email us at [email protected]

Join Jacob & KC as they review the DCOM "Can of Worms" directed by the same guy who thought "You Lucky Dog" was a good idea. Yikes. The story is intriguing enough at first...but then if quickly veers off into insanity.