Aug 7, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 13 segments
“I like a slog.” - Mark Hosted by writer/director/idiot Bradley Freeman and his co-host, Mark Tasker, this ep has them laughing it up as they celebrate their 1st anniversary while also discussing the…
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I hesitate slightly because there's sort of two or three that have absolutely smashed the box office.

but there's a buzz about horror every time a teaser, every time a trailer comes on, the people attached to it.

I was watching a brief interview with Zach Crager earlier, and just the joy and the anticipation for that particular genre and all the various sub-genres is higher than anything else.

I mean, we're talking right now as sort of Odyssey fever is sweeping, but on the whole, this year has been absolutely resolutely a horror year, and A lot of people I work with who perhaps don't watch films that often are getting really excited about, oh, this is coming out.

I think it's interesting to see the movement from the much hated expression, elevated horror into what we have now.

It's heightened in the sense that people making those films have obviously seen a lot of films, appreciate a lot of films from a wide variety.

It's like, I want to know it's been made really well, but I want to fucking enjoy it.

I hesitate slightly because there's sort of two or three that have absolutely smashed the box office.

but there's a buzz about horror every time a teaser, every time a trailer comes on, the people attached to it.

I was watching a brief interview with Zach Crager earlier, and just the joy and the anticipation for that particular genre and all the various sub-genres is higher than anything else.

I mean, we're talking right now as sort of Odyssey fever is sweeping, but on the whole, this year has been absolutely resolutely a horror year, and A lot of people I work with who perhaps don't watch films that often are getting really excited about, oh, this is coming out.

I think it's interesting to see the movement from the much hated expression, elevated horror into what we have now.

It's heightened in the sense that people making those films have obviously seen a lot of films, appreciate a lot of films from a wide variety.

It's like, I want to know it's been made really well, but I want to fucking enjoy it.
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