The RedRum Podcast

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The film discussion begins around 11:30.
Ever found yourself laughing uncontrollably at the absurdity of shopping for the perfect salt and pepper shakers? This episode kicks off with our hilarious in-person meet-up, where drinks and banter flow freely. We share our beverage choices—Fruit Smash Heart Seltzer and Dogfish Head's Citrus Squall Double Golden Ale—while recounting the amusing chaos of navigating complex kitchen gadgets. With playful interruptions from curious cats and a comedic vent about the trials of modern shopping, this segment is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face.
Then, brace yourself as we plunge into the dark and twisted world of "Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey." We explore director Rhys Frake-Waterfield's ambitious vision of turning beloved childhood characters into feral, cannibalistic horrors. From the film's low-budget production challenges to the gruesome plot where Pooh and Piglet descend into madness, our discussion covers the unique and shocking elements that set this horror adaptation apart. You'll gain insights into the film's controversial reception and its departure from the original series' gentle tones.
Our guest, Jay, joins us to dissect the film's bizarre and brutal scenes with critical yet humorous analysis. From the absurdly awkward dialogue to the brutal deaths and strange plot twists, we leave no stone unturned. The conversation doesn't stop there—we dive into the potential for a sequel, improved acting in the follow-up, and memorable moments that blend horror with dark humor. Plus, hear about Pooh's surprising backstory and Christopher Robin's trauma, making this episode a rollercoaster ride of emotions and entertainment you won't want to miss.

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Book a stay with Captain and Wilson as they discuss the 2022 horror/thriller "Barbarian"! Written and directed by Zach Cregger, it stars Georgina Campbell (Black Mirror), Bill Skarsgård (IT), and Justin Long (Jeepers Creepers)!
The film discussion begins around 16:22.

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Ever found yourself chuckling at a TV mishap or a quirky horror film detail? Well, buckle up for a ride down 'Nashville's' memory lane where we reminisce about the show's melody and mayhem after its network swap. Connie Britton's stardom gets the spotlight, with a detour through Kyle Chandler's film exploits that's as accidental as it is enlightening. Our chat veers into pop country earworms and a cautionary tale of a neighborhood watch prompted by a lost Amazon package during a 'Dune' outing – talk about drama off-camera!
But wait, there's more! We didn't skimp on the chills and thrills, dissecting "Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice" with the glee of kids at a horror candy store. From the title's laughable promise of finality to the cast's hidden gems and continuity chaos, we leave no scarecrow unturned. And who could forget our little side story involving voodoo dolls and a town's murderous kids? It's a cinematic jigsaw puzzle that has us both scratching our heads and locking our doors at night.
Finally, we pull back the curtain on the art of budget filmmaking, dishing out anecdotes of local casting calls and bathtub tornadoes that'll have you both impressed and bemused. We wrap it all up with a teaser of our next review target – 'Black Box,' a streaming success story defying the odds. Remember, never judge a horror film by its platform. So grab a seat, because we've got enough analysis and quips to turn even the most angelic of movie nights into a delightfully devilish experience.
The film discussion beings around 13:40.

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As your favorite media critics, Captain and Wilson, raise a glass to the peculiar and the profound in today's wild ride through TV land. Sip on a Grasshopper with us as we dissect the offbeat charm of "Palm Royale" and chart the course of binge-watching triumphs like "Loot." We don't shy away from the tough questions either: Can the Fallout TV series truly capture the essence of its video game roots? And what does it take to adapt a fan-favorite like Halo without losing its soul? Gather 'round as we unpack these adaptations, lament the pitfalls, and celebrate the success stories.
Then it's lights, camera, action on our deep-dive into the enigmatic "Black Box" from the Welcome to Blumhouse series. You'll be on the edge of your seat as we unpack Mamadou Athie's mesmerizing performance and Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour Jr.'s directorial prowess. But that's not all—join us as we confront the reality of movies skirting by on the Bechdel test, and follow Nolan's heartrending journey through amnesia and identity in a cinematic quest that will leave you pondering long after the credits roll.
Lastly, brace yourself for a spectrum of emotions—from the brutality of "The Boys" spinoff to the animated, yet no less intense, "Invincible." We share our candid takes on these series, alongside musings on medical narratives and the underrated value of a good family handshake. Whether you're a Grasshopper enthusiast, a mango-flavored beer aficionado, or simply a connoisseur of compelling storytelling, this episode is your one-stop shop for all things TV and film. Cheers to the adventure!
The film discussion begins around 17:35.

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Captain and Wilson discuss their own ideas for a movie about killer horses as they put off discussing this week's movie, "The Tall Man," which is a 2012 mystery horror film starring Jessica Biel.