Collateral Gaming is joined by Collateral Cinema for this year’s Halloween Special, as we review the newest Halloween video game! How does this asymmetrical multiplayer survival horror game fare against others of its kind, or as an adaptation? Listen to our thoughts now, and stay tuned for our post-Halloween Game Launch review of Silent Hill: Townfall on the Bonus Round!

It’s Halloween again, and Collateral Cinema is once again celebrating with a special review of John Carpenter and Debra Hill’s slasher franchise! This year, we’re going back to 1981’s Halloween II, co-written by Carpenter and Hill, and directed by Rick Rosenthal. Where does it stand amongst all the sequels, sequels, and reboots? Find out now, and stay tuned for our post-Halloween wrap-up, featuring Halloween III: Season of the Witch!

Collateral Cinema and Gaming are joined by Izzy Teran from Rabbit Hole Podcasts for a special spooky At the Movies review/video game film collab—Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil! Does this new adaptation finally do the survival horror franchise justice? Find out now, and stay tuned for our Halloween Specials on Halloween II (1981) and Halloween: The Game!

Collateral Cinema starts the spooky season and our tenth season with special guest CatBusRuss (I DiG CRAZY FLiCKS) and Ruggero Deodato’s controversial 1980 Italian cannibal horror film Cannibal Holocaust! Yeah, that’s right, we ended the last season with Salò and we’re starting the new one with this. But I wonder who the real cannibals are.... It’s you, listeners! Listen now, and stay tuned for our Halloween Special on Halloween II (1981), more spooky month content, and Season X!

[adult swim] is celebrating 25 years, and of course we had to check it out! Join Beau and Ash for a special Director’s Cut! episode as we review ”The Robot Chicken Adult Swim Special”. Also, stay tuned for our Season 10 Premiere on Cannibal Holocaust very soon!

It’s a Brand New Day on Collateral Cinema as Ash and Beau finally review the latest MCU Spider-Man movie, starring Tom Holland and directed by Destin Daniel Cretton! This film broke records at the box office for this franchise, for Marvel Studios, and for cinema in general; and not only that, but it’s the newest cinematic venture of our favorite web-slinging superhero, so of course we had to cover it. Where does it stand among the other Spider-Man flicks and the MCU? Catch our spoiler-free review now, and stay tuned for our next At the Movies episode on Coyote vs. Acme!

It’s #Miikeversary time again on Collateral Cinema, as we are joined by CatBusRuss to discuss Takashi Miike’s 1999 Yakuza film Dead or Alive and celebrate our eighth anniversary! Starring Riki Takeuchi and Show Aikawa, this 90s action movie features Miike’s signature hyperviolence and exploitative elements, along with a batshit ending that defies all expectations. So, join us, and stay tuned for our At the Movies review of Spider-Man: Brand New Day and more post-season content before the launch of Season 10 in October!

Somebody get these chuds out of here! Controversy be damned, we’re reviewing Christopher Nolan’s latest cinematic venture starring Matt Damon trying to go home, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson doing his best to make us forget Twilight, and even more big names... That’s right, Beau and Ash are covering the latest take on Homer’s Ancient Greek epic poem The Odyssey! Is it absolute cinema or is Nolan washed up? Found out now, and stay tuned for our Miikeversary Special on Dead or Alive, as well as our next At the Movies review of Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

The second feature film of James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DCU is here! Join Ash and Beau for our (mostly) spoiler-free review of Supergirl, directed by Craig Gillespie, and starring the likes of Milly Alcock, Jason Momoa, and David Corenswet. How will it compare with our glowing review of last year’s Superman? Find out now, and stay tuned for our upcoming Miikeversary Special featuring Dead or Alive, as well as our next At the Movies reviews of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day!

In yet another At the Movies review on Collateral Cinema, Beau and Ash hit the blunt so hard we ended up in the Backrooms! That’s right; we’re exploring the new A24 horror film from Kane Parsons in his feature-length directorial debut and based on his own web series: Backrooms! With yet another YouTuber making the leap to big screen cinema (see: Shelby Oaks, Iron Lung, Obsession), the impact of this indie movie’s massive commercial and critical success, and our own fascination with the Backrooms creepypasta and lore, we absolutely had to cover this one. So, come get high with us and no-clip out of reality for this, and also stay tuned for the next episode of Collateral Cinema At the Movies: Supergirl!