The Code Is Zeek

Continuing on with 2019’s Out Now with Aaron and Abe horror specials, it’s time to go over horror scenes in non-horror movies. Aaron is joined by Cult Cinema Cavalcade’s Brandon Peters and the Saturday Evening Post’s Troy Brownfield to discuss how the horror genre tends to find a way to permeate other genres. The group goes over the different kinds of genres that tend to rely on sequences fitting of a horror film and how these kinds of scenes leave an impact. This is followed up with a number of movie selections from each member of the panel representing some interesting understandings of the topic, so any listener can catch up with plenty of fun options that all fall under this banner. So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill…
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This week you can pay to see Will Smith in Gemini Man, and get another Will Smith for free! The Ang Lee action flick arrives in 3D and 120 frames per second (and only so many theaters will be able to play it in that format). It's decent enough if you find a premium screen to see it on. More important - Parasite arrives in limited release and it's one of the year's best films. A few new home releases to look for as well, all good stuff. The Walking Dead is back too, so I have a new review up for that. There are also plenty of new trailers to dig into as well. And lastly, be sure to enjoy a couple of new podcasts we put together for all to hear and have fun with, including our review of Joker. Enjoy and thanks for reading! Now in Theaters: Gemini Man - I wish the film was better in terms of story, but the visuals and Will Smith are in top form.Parasite - A dark comedy and Hitchcockian thriller. One of the year's best films.Joker - Joaquin Phoenix is as great as one expects…

This week's Out Now with Aaron and Abe wants to put a smile on everyone’s face and make ‘em laugh. Aaron and Abe are joined by Brad Oman and Ben Konowitz from the Go Flix Yourself podcast to discuss Joker, starring Joaquin Phoenix. As a film that entered theaters with media-generated controversy, there’s a lot to get into regarding the standalone DC supervillain origin story, along with plenty more movie talk. Among the topics covered, there’s a fun round of Know Everybody (4:48), Out Now Quickies™ (9:15), Trailer Talk for Birds of Prey(18:26), the main review (24:11), Games (1:26:01), and Out Now Feedback (1:37:34). The gang then wraps things up (1:48:52), with a blooper (2:00:34) following this week's closeout song. So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill...
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October has come around once again, which means it is time for more horror specials from Out Now with Aaron and Abe. To start things off, Aaron and Abe were joined by Cult Cinema Cavalcade’s Brandon Peters and JoBlo’s Jimmy O to talk all about haunted house movies. The group go over what it means to fall under this genre title, what the appeal is, and what sort of origins and inspirations made them become so prevalent. This is followed up with a number of haunted house movie selections from each member of the panel, so any listener can catch up with plenty of fun options that all fall under this banner. So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill…
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Here's a packed week to look into, starting with the Crown Prince of Gotham City, Joker. The film has arrived and it's big, dark, and gritty. A few other notable releases as well, including an astronaut drama that could have been better. At home, you can find Spider-Man swinging around Europe for fun. There are also plenty of new trailers to dig into as well. And lastly, be sure to enjoy a couple of new podcasts we put together for all to hear and have fun with, including our reviews of Ad Astraand Abominable. Enjoy and thanks for reading! Now In Theaters Joker - Joaquin Phoenix is as great as one expects in a film that works as a dark character study more than a comic book movie. Lucy in the Sky - Speaking of dark character studies, this is a flawed feature that could have been better.Pain and Glory - And to cap things off, this Spanish character study starring Antonio Banderas is a great piece of self-reflection from director Pedro Almodovar.The Day Shall Come - A solid satire…