Fright Club Podcast

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Welcome to #FrightClub horror movie podcast and #FrightClub Live film series! Hosted and curated by George Wolf and Hope Madden of MaddWolf.com!

Resident Evil is frequently funny without falling into camp. Austin Abrams, who was such a standout comic force in Weapons, delivers an ideal doofus to root for. It’s also pretty gross, fast paced, tremendously violent, and harrowing in a fun way. It’s a good time.

Track Your Package? - Maddwolf

Resident Evil by Hope Madden A lot of people seem curious to know what Zach Cregger is doing following up Weapons—one of the most revered horror films of the last decade—with the seventh installment i...

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“Hope is an impressive piece of filmmaking no matter its end result, but it’s fully an hour too long and that hour belongs to some separate, other movie, which keeps the movie I loved so much from a satisfying conclusion.”

Harbor Frights - Maddwolf

Hope by Hope Madden When I learned that Na Hong-jin, the filmmaker behind 2016’s The Wailing and 2008’s The Chaser, was releasing a creature feature this year called Hope, well, I was as on board as a...

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“It makes sure you appreciate all the things Boorman did right, and hear from some who insist The Heretic is more triumph than tragedy. Either way, Boorman and The Devil is an essential and entertaining breakdown of one infamous film, and the devil-in-the-details of the filmmaking process itself.”

What the Hell? - Maddwolf

Boorman and the Devil by George Wolf There was a new list floating around social media this week, and it ranked the 25 all-time worst movie sequels. 1977’s Exorcist II: The Heretic was nowhere to be f...

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“Writers/directors Emily Bennett (who also stars) and Justin Brooks explore the concepts of sadism and masochism as vehicles for filmmaking in their spare, effective, bloody feature Blood Shine.” Streaming now.

House of Spirits - Maddwolf

Blood Shine by Hope Madden Writers/directors Emily Bennett (who also stars) and Justin Brooks explore the concepts of sadism and masochism as vehicles for filmmaking in their spare, effective, bloody ...

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