The Suspense is Killing Us

We're discussing the many charms of legendary English character actor Bob Hoskins, a man who could kill you with tenderness or by jumping up and headbutting you in the face.

THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY (1980, John Mackenzie)
MONA LISA (1986, Neil Jordan)
A PRAYER FOR THE DYING (1987, Mike Hodges)

It's time for Blunt force trauma (the alternate title) as we discuss three thrillers starring London's own Emily Blunt. Don't worry! She gets to be drunk in all three of them! Oh, and Kevin came all the way from Hollywood (CA) to be on this episode!

WILD TARGET (2010, Jonathan Lynn)
SICARIO (20`15, Denis Villenueve)
THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN (2016, Tate Taylor)

Next main feed ep drops next Wednesday, Sept 2! First Wednesday of the month for main feed, second and fourth Wednesday for Patreon eps! That's the gist of this very special episode.

Hard to say what connects these three films with each other. I mean, other than the fact that they're all about sexy rampaging predator alien ladies who are constantly naked—a superficial connection, at best. They all take place in the northern hemisphere, that's gotta count for something, right?

LIFE FORCE (1985, Tobe Hooper)
SPECIES (1995, Roger Donaldson)
UNDER THE SKIN (2013, Jonathan Glazer)

Put down that joystick! What if I told you there was a kind of video game that you can play without having to do anything at all? All of the character depth and story coherence of a video game, but all you have to do is sit there and stare at it? It's called a "movie" and we're talking about three of them!

HITMAN (2007, Xavier Gens)
MAX PAYNE (2008, John Moore)
UNCHARTED (2022, Ruben Fleischer)