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Episode 326: The Crew’s preparing for their summer camp Thanksgiving play while watching Barry Sonnenfeld’s Addams Family Values. This well written sequel was a box-office dud in 1993, releasing the weekend before Mrs. Doubtfire probably didn’t help. Joan Cusack is a great addition to the cast. Unfortunately Morticia and Gomez are sidelined in the second half so the kids can have more screen time. The Crew discusses…

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Episode 325: The Crew’s waiting for Thing to deliver their FedEx packages while watching Barry Sonnenfeld’s The Addams Family. This surprise box-office hit was cast perfectly. Anjelica Huston and Raul Julia are so good; they make you love this odd family. The costumes and production design also stand out. The Crew discusses…

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Episode 324: The Crew’s hanging out in the sewers while watching David Gordon Green’s Halloween Ends. This movie is a disappointing closing chapter to Green’s legacy trilogy. Maybe this could have been a good Corey movie, but it’s a horrible Halloween movie. The Crew discusses…

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Episode 323: The Crew’s smashing mirrors while watching Gary Sherman’s Poltergeist III. Only Heather O’Rourke and Zelda Rubinstein returned for this final outing and the original family’s absence is felt. Some very clever mirror effects save this film from becoming unwatchable. The Crew discusses…

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Episode 322: The Crew’s ducking flying chainsaws while watching Brian Gibson’s Poltergeist II: The Other Side. Spielberg and Hooper didn’t return for this sequel, instead the reins are given to the co-writers of the first film (who also produced this entry) and director Brian Gibson. The addition of Reverend Caine is most welcomed as the Beast in human form. Most of the actors and crew return, but they can’t save this script and it’s confusingly quick ending. The Crew discusses…

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Episode 321: The Crew’s tearing their faces off while watching Tobe Hooper’s Poltergeist. There were rumors at the time of release that Steven Spielberg was actually the director. He did co-write the screenplay, and the movie feels like an early 80’s Spielberg film. We’ll never know the truth but regardless this is a quintessential haunted house movie. The cast is great, and Jerry Goldsmith’s score is perfectly uplifting and terrifying. The Crew discusses…

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Episode 320: The Crew’s throwing french fries while watching Paul Verhoeven’s Showgirls. This controversial NC-17 film was a box-office and critical flop (although it was a big hit on home video). Everyone’s career took a hit after the release, and the only awards it swept were the Golden Raspberries. But this isn’t the worst movie ever made… not even close. The Crew discusses…

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Episode 319: The Crew’s rocking out with the girls while watching Floria Sigismondi’s The Runaways. This biopic of the first all-female rock band flies through the band’s formation and instead focuses on Cherie Currie, her family problems and her relationship with Joan Jett. Michael Shannon and Dakota Fanning steal the show, and the cinematography is 70’s perfection. The Crew discusses…

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Episode 318: The Crew’s sitting down with some Betties and Barneys while watching Amy Heckerling’s Clueless. This 90’s comedy was a huge hit and made Alicia Silverstone a household name… at least for teens. The costume design is the highlight of the film with so many outfit changes. The Crew discusses…

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Episode 317: The Crew’s plugging it up while watching Brian De Palma’s Carrie. This is the first published Stephen King book and the first film adaptation of his work. De Palma moves this story along quickly but doesn’t skip on character development. The cinematography and music perfectly communicate the loneliness of Carrie to the audience. Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie earned Oscar nominations for their terrific performances. The Crew discusses…

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