Episode #124
One Night Only Review
Aug 16, 20261 hour
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comedy
Hosted by Ryan Baron North · comedy · EN-US · 125 episodes
Hosted by Ryan Baron North, James Crosslin, and Luke, High n' Dry tackles film and philosophy with their patented 3-part method. What makes them so special and fun? One of them is drunk, and the other two are really, really high. Welcome to a drunken chat at 3 in the morning with your best buds. Come talk movies and philosophy, and get wasted along the way. New episodes every other week! Music by AlexGrohl @ Pixabay Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1271972/supporters/new
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Episode #124
What Movie Should We Do Next? Support the show
Episode #123
What Movie Should We Do Next? Luke returns! We come in hot on Spider-Man: Brand New Day, from dumb jokes and drinks to a real argument about whether this is the best Tom Holland Spider-Man or a messy Disney machine. We land on a 3.5 and then dig into the deeper themes of isolation, self-acceptance, surveillance, and what it means to mourn people who are still alive. • our three-part review method and what we’re “bringing to the table” • quick plot rundown: forgotten Peter Parker, Gene Gray, organic webs, and too many converging storylines • ratings for acting, cinematography, score, plot, and rewatchability plus why our scores split hard • the Punisher and Hulk cameos, what they add, and what they dilute • “flock camera Spider-Man” and the ethics of mass surveillance by a masked hero • the Golden Path read: trauma, regret, growth, and radical empathy • mourning friends who keep living without you and why that hurts more than death sometimes • inserting ourselves into the film and how our rewrites change everything Support the show
Episode #122
What Movie Should We Do Next? A movie can be dumb and still be fun. Psycho Killer on Hulu manages the rare trick of being dumb and exhausting, and we tried, we really tried, to meet it halfway. Ryan Barron North and James Crosslin kick things off with our three part method: we rate the film out of five, we walk the Golden Path to find the deeper message (if it exists), and then we insert ourselves into the story to see how it changes when characters make even one smart choice. From the opening tragedy to the last second conspiracy twist, we break down the biggest plot holes and “wait, what?” decisions, including how the film handles police work, FBI involvement, and a bonkers jump toward Three Mile Island. We also talk craft: flat performances, awkward staging, cheap masking choices, and why the movie feels like it was written by someone who never googled anything, including how people act in danger, in grief, or in a room full of cultists. Then the conversation gets sharper. Psycho Killer leans hard on Satanism as a shorthand for evil, and we unpack how that plays into a modern satanic panic atmosphere and conspiracy flavored storytelling. A bad slasher film is easy to forget, but a bad slasher that echoes real misinformation can hit differently. If you love horror movie podcasts, brutal movie reviews, and dark humor with a point, hit play. Subscribe, share this with a friend who watches every new streaming thriller, and leave us a review with your pick for the worst movie you have ever finished. Support the show
Episode #120
What Movie Should We Do Next? We put Evil Dead Burn to the test with a five-category scoring system, then argue over whether its violence feels like classic Evil Dead chaos or a clumsy attempt at a message. The conversation spirals into Deadite personalities, practical effects vs CGI, and why “send them to the mirror realm” might be the cleanest relationship advice we accidentally give. 3/5 • quick toast-driven intro plus listener shoutouts and pre-movie banter • spoiler-filled plot recap focused on the funeral setup and Deadite spread • acting breakdown with a clear standout Deadite performance • cinematography talk on memorable gross-out shots plus CGI shortcuts and shaky geography • score reactions that focus on franchise sound cues over a memorable theme • plot and structure criticism including missing payoffs and unfinished beats • golden path take on comedy choices and why likable characters matter in horror • debate on spousal abuse themes and why the metaphor feels muddy • demon cosmology talk on mirrors, suffering, and cosmic order vs randomness • we insert ourselves into the film and pitch alternate arcs Support the show
Episode #119
What Movie Should We Do Next? We review Sheep Detective with our three-part method, then use a talking-sheep murder mystery to get weirdly personal about memory, grief, and what we choose to carry. The jokes land, the whiskey shows up, and the “golden path” turns a simple family film into a sharp rant about algorithm-fed reality. • our mind-altering setup with propranolol and bourbon • quick plot rundown: sheep gain agency, farmer dies, mystery begins • category ratings for acting, cinematography, score, plot, and rewatchability • why the movie works as a kid-friendly bridge to death and loss • missed opportunities with forgetting and the unreliable narrator angle • the “golden path” on trauma, empathy, and the comfort of pain • media silos, TikTok-fed opinions, and how platforms shape beliefs • inserting ourselves into the story with alternate characters and darker stakes • closing spiral on insurance incentives and daily-life absurdity 3/5. Support the show
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