Scannuary comes to an end. Dan already misses his exploding heads.

Stew looks back at the film that was the genesis of his Van Damme fandom.

Dear Mr. Burke, you godless piece of shit …

The Scanners series morphs into the Scanner Cop series, and Daniel couldn't be happier about it.

We make Stew watch the Exorcist for the first time, and he writes about the experience.

The franchise dials up the action. It's weird but good!

It's Scanners by way of RoboCop in this iffy, Cronenberg-less sequel.

Dan dives into the Scanners franchise. Up first: The head-exploding original.

Beethoven might be involved.

Robert Heinlein by way of Ethan Hawke.

Paul Thomas Anderson lights up. Moviegoers win.

There are four corners on my bed, there are four angels overhead; Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to…

For better or worse, pastiche projects are all the rage in genre cinema these days. Sometimes they can be fun, but more often than not,…

Bob and Terrence ponder the sex lives of elves.

Peter Jackson wraps up his trilogy in rousing, if clinical, fashion.

Special guest Justin Clark (Joystiq, Gamespot) stops by to chat up videogames with Bob and Stew.

Director Jennifer Kent originally wanted to make The Babadook in black-and-white and it's easy to see why. The Australian horror film, which has played at…

Bob checks out the Grodin/De Niro classic to see what all the fuss is about.

Bob and Stew talk Christopher Nolan's biggest misfire.

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