The Code Is Zeek

It takes some time to put all these links together (not counting the time it takes to, y'know, write all these reviews). That said, I keep debating how conversational I want to make this portion of the recap. As it stands, I mainly want to point out that I've written 100 reviews within the "In-House Reviews" column alone, meaning that there's plenty of movies available for all to see, mostly via varying streaming services. Sure, it's a different kind of year for obvious reason, but if you're reading this with the intent of finding movies to watch, you can find links to read about so many different options.

With that in mind, this week brings in a new Aaron Sorkin movie (The Trial of the Chicago 7), a new Woody Allen movie (A Rainy Day in New York), a creature feature (Love and Monsters), plenty of horror films, and more. Plus, our latest horror podcast, where we talked all about Arachnophobia in honor of its 30th anniversary. Additionally, there are more …

The 2020 horror specials are at the midpoint for Out Now with Aaron and Abe, and now it’s time to bring in the spiders. For this special, Aaron is joined by Professor Mike Dillon and the lovely Ana Bosch to talk all about the horror-comedy Arachnophobia in honor of the Frank Marshall-directed film’s 30th anniversary. Tune in to hear the group go over their thoughts on the film, spiders, and more, as they discuss how this film came to be, the kind of tone it is going for, the stars, a possible remake, and more. So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill…You can also find links to the episode at AudioBoomor Spotify.Subscribe via iTunes HERE

This week's Out Now with Aaron and Abe features an out of mind and into wolf experience. Aaron and Abe are joined by Why So Blu’s Jordan Grout to discuss the horror-comedy The Wolf of Snow Hollow from writer/director/star Jim Cummings, along with Brandon Cronenberg’s trippy sci-fi body horror film, Possessor. The group takes a good look at both films, with lots of consideration given to the very specific filmmaking choices made by these directors. Additionally, the group also goes through some listener feedback to round out the episode, including thoughts on the state of theaters. So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill... You can also find links to the episode at AudioBoomor Spotify. Subscribe via iTunes HERE

Starting to play a familiar song with Regal announcing they're closing all their theaters in the country this week. That said, I've still got things covered as far as reviews for new film releases, a fun retrospective, and more. As far as the movies go, The Wolf of Snow Hollow delivers the goods in the realm of genre cinema, while Adam Sandler does better than normal these days with his latest comedy. There are several other films worth checking out as well, including The 40-Year-Old Version and Charm City Kings. The reviews are all here, plus our latest horror podcast, where we talked all about Friday the 13th in honor of its 40th anniversary. Additionally, there are more podcasts we put together, including our episode going over the documentary Dick Johnson is Dead, now on Netflix. Finally, there are my various essays lists, and new trailers to dig into as well. Enjoy, stay safe out there, and thanks for reading! Movie Reviews:(All Reviews Are Linked)​The Wolf of Snow Hollow-…

The horror specials continue for Out Now with Aaron and Abe, with an episode devoted to a beloved slasher franchise. For this special, the guys focus on Friday the 13th in honor of the film’s 40th anniversary. JoBlo's Jimmy O, Flicks For Fans' Jason Coleman, and The Brandon Peters Show's Brandon Peters join Aaron to discuss the origins of direct Sean S. Cunningham’s genre favorite, along with their own origins in seeing this entry and other installments of the franchise. There’s also a lot of talk about the stars, the crew, and the impact this first entry had on horror. Plus, the gang discusses the sequels to a point and the legacy of the series. So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill…You can also find links to the episode at AudioBoomor Spotify.Subscribe via iTunes HERE

This week's Out Now with Aaron and Abe is dealing with death. Aaron and Abe are joined by Why So Blu’s Peter Parasto discuss the Netflixrelease of the documentary, Dick Johnson is Dead, from director Kirsten Johnson. The trio take a deep dive into what this film attempts to cover and how successful it is at drawing out greater meaning from one’s inevitable death. The lovely Ana Bosch also stops by to discuss the short documentary programs she’s handling for the virtual Newport Beach Film Festival. Additionally, the group also goes through some listener feedback to round out the episode. So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill...You can also find links to the episode at AudioBoomor Spotify. Subscribe via iTunes HERE