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Hosted by Chris · tv · EN-US · 500 episodes
Smart genre film reviews, primarily horror and action cinema from the 70s until today.
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<p></p> <p>That’s it folks!</p> <p>After 10 excellent, fun-fueled years, I have decided to hang up my cleats (or rather, turn off the mic) and put this show to rest.</p> <p>Really appreciate everyone listening!</p> <p>Episodes will remain online for at least a year or so.</p> <p>All the best…</p>
The Really Awful Movies Podcast
<p>On this episode of the podcast, two films that represent two of the three archetypes of the modern horror film, Longlegs and Halloween Ends.</p> <p>Tune in and sub!</p>
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<p>Welcome to Wrexham.</p> <p>We start the new year with something a bit different, a documentary (sorta) about a Welsh soccer club. And efforts by actors, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, to revive the team’s fortunes.</p>
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<p>Happy Friday.</p> <p>Thanks for tuning in, once again.</p> <p>Today’s episode, a brief outreach about where the Really Awful Movies Podcast is heading as we progress to year’s end.</p> <p>The show is nearing 500 episodes and a decade (!) in existence…so…</p> <p>Seeking feedback for how or if the Really Awful Movies show should continue, and what kind of direction I should take it in.</p> <p>All feedback, constructive criticism, praise, plaudits, indifference, accepted.</p> <p>Feel free to reach out on Facebook’s Really Awful Movies page, by commenting on this post...
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<p>On this episode of the Really Awful Movies Podcast, the quirky 2021 feature, The Advent Calendar.</p> <p>A paraplegic woman, Eva, who works a humdrum job at an insurance company, gets a strange gift from her best friend: an advent calendar she purchased in Munich, Germany.</p> <p>Every midnight, Eva opens a door and finds a different kind of chocolate. And of course, much more, as this strange box is a cursed antique.</p>
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