Who The Hell Is This For?

Tyler and Jeff interview Josh Ruben, Director of Scare Me and Werewolves Within as we discuss his new films, A Wounded Fawn and Blood Relatives, both available on Shudder. Josh stars in A Wounded Fawn as serial killer Bruce, and Producer on the Noah Segan-directed, vampire horror/comedy Blood Relatives. Listen as we dive into his current and past films, his creative process, and even his favorite past College Humor sketch!

If you'd like to support the charity mentioned in today's episode, you can donate here: https://transformationskc.org/ . If you send us a screenshot of your donation receipt, we'd be happy to do an episode on the actor/director/genre of your choice as a thank you!

On this episode, we talk about Jackie Chan, his influence on the action movie landscape, and the journey his work has taken across the decades of his career. The movies we picked for the episode are The Foreigner, Rush Hour, and Police Story.

A quick note: This episode was recorded prior to the release of the SCOTUS opinion on Roe v Wade, so that is not reflected in the beginning of the episode when we discuss charitable giving.

Season 4 is starting off with double the episodes, as we are bringing you another hour (and more!) of movie talk. This time, we are each selecting 31 different horror movies (or movies that we were able to shoehorn into categories) to watch during the month of October with a bingo card format. It's not *really* bingo, but bear with us okay?

If you want to play along, you can find the 2021 bingo card with every category that we will be using on Twitter (@WTHITFPod). The card will be posted there, or you can mention the show on Twitter and we'll send it your way! You can also find the lists that we have drafted in this episode on Letterboxd using the links below.
Ty's List

Riley's List

Jeff's List

Continuing season 3 with a hotly debated movie that also happens to be one of 2020's few blockbusters, it's time to talk about Tenet! Listen in as we debate if this is actually a good movie, and come meet our new friend, Dr. Jeremy Gleason.

As always, please consider donating to one of these local organizations:

One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

Transformations KC (supporting trans and gender expansive youth in KC Metro)

Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area (which you can determine here).

Back from the dead (and a well-earned hiatus), it's time for season 3 of WTHITF! We kick things off with the future cult-classic, Underwater. Join in and listen to us break down this criminally underseen movie from the start of the year.

As always, please consider donating to one of these local organizations:

One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

Transformations KC (supporting trans and gender expansive youth in KC Metro)

Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area.