The Covenant

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The film discussion begins around 13:45.
Crack open a cold one or blend up a fruity concoction because we're tossing out the script and coming at you with an episode that's equal parts nostalgic film critique and beverage buffoonery. We kick things off by spilling the tea—or should we say, the beer—on our latest drink fixations. Our kegerator conundrum might just resonate with your own home bar dilemmas, and our beer trivia is sure to ferment a chuckle or two.
Then, we summon the courage to revisit "The Covenant," a supernatural horror flick that both bewitches and bewilders. You'll find us musing over Renny Harlan's foray into horror and waxing poetic about J.S. Cardone's screenwriting chops, all while unraveling the tangled web of Stephen Strait and Sebastian Stan's early careers. Our trip down memory lane takes a dark turn as we question the film's logic, critique the magic battles, and ponder the fate of its characters like the warlocks they are.
As the grand finale of our cinematic coven, we dissect the film's portrayal of female characters and the pacing that left us more haunted than enchanted. We're laying it all out there—our candid thoughts on the movie, our nostalgia-driven ratings, and even our eagerness for a "Mama" movie revisit. So, saddle up for a movie review that's anything but ordinary, where the only curse you'll find is the one that keeps you coming back for more of our off-the-wall commentary.