In this special bonus episode of Genre Exposure, strapped for time but not wanting to abandon a holiday tradition, Dustin sits down solo to record some thoughts about the films he has watched over the month of October. This ultimately leads him to highlight a quartet of J-Horror flicks that became the stand outs from his daily watching for Halloween and sent him on a wild bender of watching more. While broadly discussing these four films, he also gives some general context on the mythology or urban legend underlying each movie. Nothing fancy or in depth, mostly some mad ramblings. Just a little treat to show some love for a handful of horror flicks on the day of Halloween. From all of us here at Genre Exposure, Happy Halloween! Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) Honorable Mention October Watches-No One Will Save You (2023)-Tales from the Hood (1995)-Night of the Living Dead (1990)-The Dead Zone (1983)-1408 (2007)-Witchouse (1999) Dustin's Halloween J-Horror Journal Picks-Curse of the Dog God (1977)-Howling Village (2019)-Suicide Forest Village (2021)-Ox-Head Village (2022) Show Notes:-Go stream Howling Village on Tubi-Go stream Suicide Forest Village on Tubi-Go stream Ox-Head Village on Tubi-Go check out Unsung Horrors' Horror Gives Back 2023-Go check out Screambox-Related Film: Night of the Demons-Related Film: Female Prisoner Scorpion-Go check out Mondo Macabro-Related Film: The Inferno-Related Film: The Exorcist-Related Film: Manhattan Baby-Related Topic: Inugami-Related Topic: Kitsune-Related Manga: Inugami Expert-Related Film: Mystics in Bali-Related Anime: InuYasha -Related Film: Ju-On: The Grudge-Related Topic: Inunaki Village-Related Topic: Creepypasta-Related Anime: The Lost Village-Related Mangaka: Junji Ito -Related Clip: Junji Ito on The Story of the Mysterious Tunnel-Related Topic: Aokigahara-Related Film: The Forest-Related Topic: Kotoribako-Related Film: Kotoribako-Related Film: Kotsutsubo-Related Film: Final Destination-Related Film: Hellraiser-Related Film: Ringu-Related Film: Sadako 3D-Related Film: Sadako (2019)-Related Topic: Gozu-Related Film: Gozu-Related Author: Sakyo Komatsu-Related Film: Suicide Club-Related Film: Gemini-Related Film: Pornostar-Related Film: Kill Bill Vol. 1

In this episode, we continue our October celebration with more films set on or around Halloween. This time Michael pops back in for a special guest appearance, bringing with him our last film for the set. So join us as we dive back into the world of Jeremy Saulnier to check out his debut feature Murder Party from 2007. Jason celebrates the film's pacing. Dustin finds appreciation for the kernels of thematic elements that become key in many of the director's films. Michael praises the film's comedic timing and execution on a tight budget. But before all that, we gush about our shared experience seeing Claudio Simonetti's Goblin perform live. And so much more! Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) What We've Been Watching:-Michael: Never Hike Alone 2 (2023)-Jason: Body Melt (1993)-Dustin: Tokyo: The Last Megalopolis (1988) Show Notes:-Murder Party Trailer-Stream Murder Party on Tubi or Amazon Prime-Go check out Claudio Simonetti & Goblin on Tour-Related Film: Demons-Related Film: Suspiria-Related Film: Halloween-Related Film: The Exorcist-Related Film: Deep Red-Related Film: Tenebre-Related Film: Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood-Related Film: Street Trash-Related Film: Society-Related Literature: Teito Monogatari-Related OVA: Doomed Megalopolis-Related RPG: Call of Cthulhu-Related Film: This is Spinal Tap-Related Film: Galaxy Express 999-Related Film: Shaun of the Dead-Related Film: Xtro-Related Film: Blade Runner-Related Film: The Warriors-Related RPG: Vampire The Masquerade-Related Film: Blade-Related Film: Crank-Related Film: Blue Ruin-Related Film: Green Room-Related Film: I Don't Feel At Home in This World Anymore-Related Film: The Toxic Avenger (2023)-Related Film: The Toxic Avenger-Related Film: Hold the Dark-Related Film: Brimstone-Related Series: Goosebumps (2023) Next Time:Barbarian (2022)

In this episode, we continue our October celebration with more films set on or around Halloween. This time Dustin's pick takes us to the end of the 90s for Rodman Flender's cult horror comedy Idle Hands. Dustin finds it hard to struggle against his love for the movie and trying to give anything close to an objective take. Meanwhile, Jason offers a more grounded view praising where the film succeeds, but questioning some of its stumbling moments. This leads us to briefly discuss the idea of pet movies: the films you can't help but love even despite their flaws. And so much more! Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) What We've Been Watching:-Jason: Totally Killer (2023)-Dustin: Friday the 13th (1980) & Pet Sematary (1989) Show Notes:-Idle Hands Trailer-Stream Idle Hands on Pluto TV-Go check out the Prescribed Films Podcast Network-Related Film: Leprechaun 2-Related Film: The Unborn-Related Film: Eat Brains Love-Related Film: Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer-Related Film: Can't Hardly Wait-Related Film: She's All That-Related Film: Halloween-Related Film: Salem's Lot-Related Film: D2: The Mighty Ducks-Related Film: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1-Related Film: Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday-Related Song: 2 Live Crew - Pop That C-Related Film: Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed-Related Film: Evil Dead II-Related Film: Airplane-Related Film: The Naked Gun-Related Song: Enya - Only Time-Related Song: Rob Zombie - Dragula-Related Song: Blink-182 - Enthused-Related Film: The Big Lewbowski-Related Topic: Bias Against Left Hand-Related Film: The Adams Family-Related Song: Motley Crue – Shout at the Devil-Related Song: The Offspring – I Wanna Be Sedated (Ramones Cover)-Related Song: The Offspring – Beheaded (1999)-Related Film: Popeye-Related Film: Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope-Related Film: Suspiria-Related Film: Heathers-Related Film: Scream-Related Film: Buffy the Vampire Slayer-Related Film: Jawbreaker-Related Film: Road Trip-Related Film: Natural Born Killers-Related Film: Twister-Related Topic: The Columbine Massacre-Related Game: Doom-Related Song: AFI – Fall Children-Related Tipper: Satanic Panic-Related Soundtrack: Idle Hands Soundtrack-Related Soundtrack: Scream III -Related Song: The Living End - Second Solution-Related Song: Zebrahead - Mindtrip-Related Song: Static-X - Push It-Related Song: Unwritten Law - Cailin-Related Song: The Vandals - My Girlfriend's Dead-Related Song: Sublime - Santeria-Related Song: Graeme Revell - Idle Hands Theme-Related Verse: Proverbs 16:27 -Related Story: Les Mains d'Orlac-Related Film:  The Hands of Orlac-Related Film: The Man Who Laughs-Related Film: Mad Love-Related Film: The Witch-Related Film: Hereditary-Related Film: A Nightmare on Elm Street-Related Film: Candyman-Related Film: Final Destination-Related Series: Chucky Next Time:Murder Party (2007)

In this special super-sized bonus episode of Genre Exposure, we used the occasion of an October set Friday the 13th to discuss at exhaustive length the titular franchise. From favorite kills to the coolest incarnation of Jason Voorhees, we spill our guts and geek out over our deep love for Friday the 13th. Nothing fancy and we're not trying to reinvent the wheel and give some analysis you've never heard before. Just two horror nerds gushing our hearts out in a more casual chat guided only by a handful of topics we selected in advance to guide discussion. And of course we throw down the gauntlet and take to the battlefield with our own rankings of the series as well. So from all of us at Genre Exposure, we wish you an enjoyable Friday the 13th and hope that, like us, you get the chance to spend at least part of it revisiting Camp Crystal Lake and the legend of Jason Voorhees one more time. And so much more! Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) Favorite Jason Voorhees Design-Jason: Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood-Dustin: Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday Favorite (Non-Kane Hodder) Jason Voorhees Performance-Jason: Ted White in Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter-Dustin: C.J. Graham in Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives Favorite Character-Jason: Megan from Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives-Dustin: Ginny Field from Friday the 13th Part 2 Least Favorite Character-Dustin: Shelly from Friday the 13th Part III-Jason: Steven Freeman from Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday Jason's Five Favorite Kills-Deborah Split in Half from Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday-Andy's Handstand from Friday the 13th Part III-Arrowhead Kill from Friday the 13th -Machete to the Face from Friday the 13th Part 2-Jason's Death from Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter Dustin's Five Favorite Kills-Deborah Split in Half from Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday-Frozen Face Smash from Jason X-Arrowhead Kill from Friday the 13th -Sleeping Bag Kill from Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood-The Boxing Match from Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan Hottest Girl-Dustin: Katharine Isabelle as Gibb in Freddy vs. Jason-Jason: Judy Aronson as Samantha from Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter Hunkiest Boy-Jason: Kevin Bacon as Jack from Friday the 13th -Dustin: Russell Todd as Scott from Friday the 13th Part 2 Jason's Franchise Ranking1) Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter2) Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives3) Friday the 13th Part 24) Friday the 13th: A New Beginning5) Friday the 13th Part III6) Friday the 13th7) Jason X8) Freddy vs. Jason9) Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood10) Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan11) Friday the 13th (2009)12) Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday Dustin's Franchise Ranking1) Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives2) Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter3) Friday the 13th Part 24) Friday the 13th5) Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday6) Friday the 13th: A New Beginning7) Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan8) Freddy vs. Jason9) Friday the 13th Part III10) Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood11) Jason X12) Friday the 13th (2009) Show Notes:-Go pick up Scream Factory's Friday the 13th collection-Related Tabletop RPG: Monster of the Week-Related Film: Wrong Turn-Related Film: Highway to Hell-Related Film: The Final Girls-Go check out the 4k Outlaw-Related Comic: Pamela's Tale-Related Comic: Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash-Related Series: Friday the 13th -Related Series: Tales From the Darkside-Related Game: Friday the 13th (NES) -Related Game: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Atari)-Related Game: Friday the 13th: The Game-Related Game: Dead by Daylight-Go follow and support Gun Media-Related Game: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2023)-Related Topic: Friday the 13th legal issues -Related Film: Never Hike Alone-Go follow and support Womp Stomp Films-Related Film: Never Hike Alone 2-Related Film: Never Hike in the Snow-Related Film: Jason Rising-Related Film: Hal

In this episode, we once more begin our yearly celebration of the Halloween season. This time we're back with another helping of flicks set on or closely around Halloween itself. Jason starts us of with, unsurprisingly, a bit of kids in peril. So join us as we check out Samuel Bodin's Cobweb from 2023. We present two wildly different takes on the film as Jason champions the movie for embodying the spirit of classic Halloween horror gems of the 70s and 80s. Meanwhile, Dustin gets hung up on the film giving him the vibe of a by the numbers made by committee production. But before all that, we share our mutual excitement at the possible revival of Amicus Productions. And so much more! Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) What We've Been Watching:-Jason: Witchcraft (1964)-Dustin: Godzilla, Mothra & King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001) & Gamera Rebirth (2023) Show Notes:-Cobweb Trailer-Rent Cobweb on Amazon Prime-Go check out the Kickstarter for Amicus Productions' In The Grip of Terror-Related Series: Marianne-Related Film: Fog City-Related Film: Tales From the Crypt-Related Film: Vault of Horror-Related Film: The Lord of Tears-Related Video: Owlman Prank-Related Film Series: Witchcraft-Related Film: The Kiss of the Vampire-Related Film: Rasputin the Mad Monk-Related Series: The Avengers-Related Film: City of the Dead-Related Film: Critters-Related Film: Lady in White-Related Film: The Gate-Related Film: Barbie-Related Film: Oppenheimer-Related Video: Red Letter Media on Cobweb-Related Film: Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022)-Related Topic: The Black List-Related Film: The Fablemans-Related Film: Meet the Feebles-Related Film: Dreams in the Witch-House-Related Film: Cloverfield-Related Film: Mean Girls-Related Series: The Boys-Related Film: Infinity Pool-Related Series: The Last Man on Earth-Related Film: Halloween-Related Film: A Nightmare on Elm Street-Related Film: Who's With Me?-Related Poetry: The Raven-Related Film: Stir of Echoes -Related Film: Coraline-Related Topic: Helicopter Parent-Related Film: Suspiria-Related Film: Fortress-Related Film: You're Next-Related Film: Scream-Related Creepypasta: Momo-Related Creepypasta: The Rake-Related Creepypasta: Jeff the Killer-Related Creepypasta: Ted the Caver-Related Story: Rapunzel-Related Fan Film: Batman: Ashes to Ashes -Related Film: The Exorcist-Related Film: Ju-On: The Grudge-Related Film: Lights Out-Related Short: Lights Out-Related Film: Malignant-Related Film: The Black Phone-Related Film: Barbarian-Related Film: The People Under the Stairs-Related Film: The Serpent and the Rainbow-Related Film: Deadly Friend-Related Film: The Hills Have Eyes Part 2-Related Film: The Nun II-Related Film: Talk to Me-Related Show: Silk Stalkings Next Time:Idle Hands (1999)

In this episode, we dig into the mailbag of listener suggestions seeking some horror to gear us up for the coming of Halloween. This leads us once more to the land of Netflix for a directorial debut feature. So join us as we check out Rubin Stein's Tin and Tina from 2023. Dustin eagerly dispels the running gag that he hates all things Netflix with some high praise for the film. Meanwhile, Jason questions just how far a parent's unconditional love can go in the wake of our titular children's' antics. But before all that, Dustin's enthusiasm for a paranormal documentary leaves Jason reeling as we find ourselves in a very real Mulder/Scully situation. And so much more! Special thanks to Jada for suggesting we check this one out. Got a movie you champion? A hidden gem you think needs more love? Just want to see more discussion on a particular film? We want to check out the movies you suggest to us. Write in at genreexposure@gmail.com or contact us on your favorite form of social media and shoot us a movie recommendation. Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) What We've Been Watching:-Dustin: The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978) & The Unbinding (2023)-Jason: The Reef: Stalked (2022) & Afflicted (2013) Show Notes:-Tin and Tina Trailer-Stream Tin and Tina on Netflix-Go check out all the other awesome shows on the Prescribed Films Podcast Network-Go take part in #HorrorGivesBack 2023-Go check out The Haunted Objects Podcast-Go check out Good Bad Flicks-Related Short: Tin and Tina-Related Anime: Gamera Rebirth -Related Concept: Theophany-Related Film: Star of David: Beautiful Girl Hunter-Related Film: Village of the Damned-Related Topic: Saint Augustine-Related Film: Orphan-Related Film: Dracula (1931)-Related Film: Nosferatu-Related Film: Slumber Party Massacre-Related Film: Open Your Eyes-Related Topic: Janus-Related Score: Silent Hill-Related Film: Hereditary-Related Topic: Self-Flagellation-Related Film: Saint Maud-Related Film: Bloody Birthday-Related Song: Super Disco Chino-Related Topic: Eucharist-Related Topic: Transubstantiation-Related Topic: Spare the Rod, Spoil the Child-Related Film: Rosemary's Baby-Related Topic: Baptism-Related Topic: Francoist Spain -Related Film: Angst-Related Film: Tales From the Hood-Related Film: Pulp Fiction-Related Film: Martyrs-Related Film: The Righteous-Related Film: Critters Next Time:Cobweb (2023)

In this episode, we wrap up our exploration of Nikkatsu's legendary Roman Porno series for the time being. For our last pick, Jason has selected a surprisingly relevant film blending together elements we examined in the prior two episodes. So join us as we check out Norifumi Suzuki's wild Star of David: Beautiful Girl Hunter from 1979. Dustin tries to weave the connected elements between all three films for this block while marveling at the vague profundity of the film. Jason, however, tries to articulate why the movie just falls a little short of having that special something to it. But before all that, we weigh in on Netflix's One Piece and the current state of live action anime adaptations. And so much more! Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) What We've Been Watching:-Jason: The Wonder (2022)-Dustin: Cocaine Bear (2023) & One Piece Live Action (2023) Show Notes:-Star of David: Beautiful Girl Hunter Trailer-Pickup your own copy of Star of David: Beautiful Girl Hunter-Go check out all the other awesome shows on the Prescribed Films Podcast Network-Related Topic: Nazisploitation-Related Film: Zoku: Tenamonya Sandogasa-Related Film: Osaka Dokonjo Monogatari-Related Film: Red Peony Gambler-Related Film: Truck Yaro series-Related Film: Binbari High School-Related Director: Koji Wakamatsu-Related Film: School of the Holy Beast-Related Topic: Toei's Pinky Violence series-Related Film: Sex & Fury-Related Film: Girl Boss Guerilla-Related Film: Terrifying Girls' High School: Lynch Law Classroom-Related Actress: Miki Sugimoto-Related Film: Zero Woman: Red Handcuffs-Related Writer: Atsushi Yamatoya-Related Film: Inflatable Sex Doll of the Wastelands-Related Director: Seijun Suzuki-Related Film: Branded to Kill-Related Film: Stray Cat Rock: Sex Hunter-Related Film: Flower and Snake-Related Topic: Nature vs. Nurture-Related Film: Fall of the House of Usher-Related Topic: Japanese Bondage-Related Director: Mario Bava-Related Director: Dario Argento-Related Topic: Operation Night and Fog-Related Film: The Poughkeepsie Tapes-Related Boxset: The Sensual World of Black Emanuelle-Related Film: Emanuelle in America-Related Film: Last House on the Left-Related Literature: Psalm of David-Related Film: Horror of Dracula-Related Literature: Psalm 121-Related Film: Hatchet for the Honeymoon-Related Film: In The Folds of the Flesh-Related Film: Fairy in a Cage-Related Film: Zoom Up: Murder Site-Related Film: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave-Related Film: Bloody Pit of Horror-Related Topic: Unit 731-Related Film: Men Behind the Sun Next Time:Tin & Tina (2023)

In this episode, we continue our exploration of Nikkatsu's legendary Roman Porno series. For our next pick, we checked out one of the most well-known and iconic films from the entire run. It helped spawn their own S&M focused sub-series, numerous sequels, arguably kept the company running financially, and skyrocketed Naomi Tani to eternal stardom among fans of the genre. So join us as we check out Masaru Konuma's Flower and Snake from 1974. Dustin lays down the history of this monumental film and breaks down just what kinbaku and shibari mean. Jason weighs in on the tone of the film, questioning how much of the comedy was intentional and contrasting that against our expectations going in. But before all that, sound all the alarms because the Muckverse has a new entry on the way. And so much more! Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) What We've Been Watching:-Jason: The History of Metal and Horror (2021) & Ahsoka (2023)-Dustin: Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms (2021) & Talk to Me (2022) Show Notes:-Flower and Snake Trailer-Pickup your own copy of Flower and Snake from Impulse Pictures-Go check out JFF+ Independent Cinema Film Festival-Go check out the Kickstarter for the latest entry into the Muckverse: Fog City-Related Topic: Japanese Bondage-Related Artist: Seiu Ito-Related Topic: Hojojutsu-Related Art: Ukiyo-e-Related Author: Oniroku Dan-Related Actress: Naomi Tani-Related Film: Wife to be Sacrificed-Related Film: Flower & Snake: Rearing the Flesh-Related Topic: Helicopter Parent-Related Book: Behind the Pink Curtain: The Complete History of Japanese Sex Cinema-Related Film: Flower and Snake: Sketch of Hell-Related Film: Flower and Snake 3: Punishment-Related Film: Flower and Snake: White Uniform Rope Slave-Related Film: Flower and Snake: Ultimate Rope Discipline-Related Film: Flower and Snake (2004)-Related Film: Flower and Snake Part 2-Related Film: Flower and Snake Part 3-Related Film: Flower and Snake Zero-Related Director: Teruo Ishii-Related Film: Inferno of Torture-Related Film: Shogun's Torture of Joy-Related Film: A Serbian Film Next Time:Star of David: Beautiful Girl Hunter (1979)

In this episode, we triumphantly return to the world of pink films and related media by casting some focus on Nikkatsu's legendary Roman Porno series that carried the company to greatness throughout the 70s and 80s. We kick things off with Dustin's pick Zoom Up: Murder Site directed by Koyu Ohara in 1979. Dustin lays down the history of Nikkatsu and the whirlwind rise and fall of their Roman Porno series. Between the swift runtime and many creative decisions, Jason finds a lot to love with this movie. But before all that, we take a moment to reflect on the impact of director William Friedkin. And so much more! Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) What We've Been Watching:-Jason: Oppenheimer (2023) & The Barn Part II (2022)-Dustin: Emmanuelle in Space 2: A World of Desire (1994) & Justine: In the Heat of Passion (1996) Show Notes:-Pickup your own copy of Zoom Up: Murder Site-Go check out Impulse Pictures' Nikkatsu Collection-Go check out Severin Films' The Sensual World of Black Emanuelle box set-Related Topic: Pink Films-Related Topic: Nikkatsu-Related Topic: Nikkatsu's Roman Porno series-Need some context on Pink Films? Go back and check out our episode on Inflatable Sex Doll of the Wastelands-Related Film: Inflatable Sex Doll of the Wastelands-Related Book: Behind the Pink Curtain: The Complete History of Japanese Sex Cinema-Related Topic: Toei's Pinky Violence-Related Film: Female Prisoner Scorpion-Related Film: Zero Woman: Red Handcuffs-Go preorder Neon Eagle's release of Zero Woman: Red Handcuffs-Related Film: Story of Heresy in Meiji Era-Related Film: Tokyo Bathhouse-Related Film: Apartment Wife: Affair in the Afternoon-Related Topic: Japan's Bubble Economy-Related Show: The Naked Director-Related Film: Ichijo's Wet Desire-Related Film: Woman with Red Hair-Related Film: A Woman Called Sada Abe-Related Film: Flower and Snake-Related Film: Rope Cosmetology-Related Topic: Eirin-Related Film: Bed Partner-Related Film: Antiporno-Related Film: White Lily-Related Film: Safe Word-Related Film: Assault! 13th Hour-Related Film: Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure-Related Film: Fairy in a Cage-Related Film: Zoom In: Sex Apartments-Related Film: Love Hunter-Related Film: Suspiria-Related Film: Entrails of a Virgin-Go check out the Synapse Films/Impulse Pictures Podcast Next Time:Flower and Snake (1974)

In this episode, a listener suggestion sends us into overtime on the sci-fi genre as we look at a film that approaches some concepts we've dug in on with past episodes, but using its own unique approach. So join us as we check out Alejandro Amenábar's Open Your Eyes from 1997. Dustin lays down some connections with other beloved mind-bending flicks; some of which we've covered for prior episodes. Jason throws some shade at the film's Tom Cruise helmed American remake Vanilla Sky. But before all that, the trailer for the new Exorcist movie is upon us and the hosts aren't so sure how ready they are for another round of whatever was going on with the most recent Halloween trilogy. And so much more! Special thanks to @Urban_Groucho for suggesting we check this one out. Got a movie you champion? A hidden gem you think needs more love? Just want to see more discussion on a particular film? We want to check out the movies you suggest to us. Write in at genreexposure@gmail.com or contact us on your favorite form of social media and shoot us a movie recommendation. Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) What We've Been Watching:-Jason: Barbie (2023) & Takeshi's Castle (2023)-Dustin: Insidious: The Red Door (2023) & Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge (2020) Show Notes:-Open Your Eyes Trailer-Stream Open Your Eyes on Freevee-Go check out the trailer for The Exorcist: Believer-Related Film: Deliver Us From Evil-Related Film: Vanilla Sky-Related Film: Aeon Flux-Related Film: Hollow Man-Related Scene: The Troma Crash-Related Mythology: Janus-Related Film: The Matrix-Related Film: The Terminator-Related Film: The Beyond-Related Film: The Devil's Honey-Related Song: Risingson by Massive Attack-Related Series: The Sandman -Related Film: Torente-Related Film: The Others-Related Film: The Vanishing-Related Film: Ringu-Related Film: The Ring-Related Story: The Turn of the Screw-Related Author: Philip K. Dick-Related Novel: Ubik-Related Film:  Blade Runner-Related Film: Total Recall-Related Film: Minority Report-Related Film: A Scanner Darkly-Related Film: Radio Free Albemuth-Related Series: The Man in the High Castle-Related Story: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?-Related Topic: Whitley Strieber-Related Topic: Anamnesis-Related Book: The Exegesis of Phillip K. Dick-Related Book: VALIS-Related Film: Avalon-Related Film: Lost Highway-Related Film: Mulholland Drive-Related Film: Inland Empire-Related Film: Inception-Related Film: Vertigo-Related Film: Come True-Related Film: Jacob's Ladder-Related Band: X Japan Next Time:Zoom Up: Murder Site (1979)