Adulting update: Still faking it. No signs of making it. Might add it to my résumé anyway.

🌟 Throwback Thursday 🌟 This week’s spotlight: E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982) 🚲✨ One boy. One alien. One unforgettable friendship. A story that still makes our hearts soar. Check out our full review below ⬇️

👽 Weird Wednesday 👽 This week’s spotlight: The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976) 🌌 One alien. One mission. One human world full of chaos. A film that challenges the way you see both Earth…and yourself. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🔪 Terror Tuesday 🔪 This week’s spotlight: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) 💀 One family. One chainsaw. One nightmare you won’t forget. Dare to watch… if you think you can handle it. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🔍 Mystery Monday 🔍 This week’s spotlight: Se7en (1995) ⚡️ Seven deadly sins. Two detectives. One terrifying city. Are you brave enough to follow the trail of sin? Check out our full review below ⬇️

🎩 Silent Sunday 🎩 This week’s spotlight: The Kid (1921) 🎥 A tramp, a child, and a bond that defined cinema. Be prepared to laugh and cry. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🎭 Serious Saturday 🎭 This week’s spotlight: Good Will Hunting (1997) 🍂 Some minds are brilliant. Some hearts are broken. One story finds both. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🌎 Foreign Fridays 🌎 This week’s spotlight: City of God (2002) 🎥 One city. Countless lives. A story of survival, crime, and ambition. Check out our full review below ⬇️

👻💡 Imagine this: You’re trapped in Walmart at 2 AM, the lights are flickering… it's staffed by people from your old jobs. Forever. 🛒😱 That’s my kind of haunted house. What’s your idea for a twisted haunted house scenario? Drop your scariest (or funniest) concepts below ⬇️

💖 Throwback Thursdays 💖 This week’s spotlight: Pretty in Pink (1986) 🎀 Prom night. Heartbreak. New Wave. And one unforgettable pink dress. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🌙 Weird Wednesdays 🌙 This week’s spotlight: Mulholland Drive (2001) 🎥 Dreams, nightmares, and Hollywood illusions collide in David Lynch’s most haunting creation. Check out our full review below ⬇️

👻 Welcome to the official start of scary season (though we know it never really ends) What’s the first horror movie scene that made you cover your eyes? 👀Mine was Pet Sematary, Zelda with spinal meningitis. I thought I could handle it… nope. Still haunts me to this day. 🪦

What was the R-rated movie you snuck into or rented when you were way too young? 🍿 Mine was a VHS copy of Alien at about 7 years old. The 80's were a wild time.

👻 Terror Tuesdays 👻 This week’s spotlight: The Babadook (2014) 🎥 “If it’s in a word, or it’s in a look, you can’t get rid of the Babadook.” Check out our full review below ⬇️

🔎 Mystery Mondays 🔎 This week’s spotlight: Rear Window (1954) 🎥 One man. One apartment. One deadly suspicion. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🎥 Silent Sundays 🎥 This week’s feature: Sherlock Jr. (1924) 🎬 Buster Keaton as a projectionist-turned-detective in one of the most inventive silent comedies ever made. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🎥 Special Selection 🎥 This week’s highlight: A Prelude to Fear (2022) 👀🔪 A young woman’s life unravels when her tutor disappears, pulling her into a chilling web of fear and secrets. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🎥 Serious Saturdays 🎥 This week’s feature: The Green Mile (1999) 🍿⚡️ A death row guard, a mysterious prisoner, and a story that asks big questions about justice, faith, and humanity. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🌍 Foreign Fridays 🌍 This week’s feature: The Lives of Others (2006) 🎥✨ Set in 1984 East Berlin, a Stasi officer begins spying on a playwright and his lover—only to find his own conscience awakening in the shadows. Check out our full review below ⬇️

Horror fans: Who’s your favorite currently working horror director? From masters of atmosphere to kings and queens of gore we want to know who’s your go-to. Drop your pick (or picks!) in the comments — and tell us why they’ve earned the crown of horror today.

🎬 Throwback Thursdays 🎬 Who you gonna call? 👻☎️ Ghostbusters (1984) From proton packs to Stay Puft, this supernatural comedy is as sharp, funny, and unforgettable today as it was in the ’80s. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🌀 Weird Wednesdays 🌀 Tonight’s pick: A Clockwork Orange (1971) 🎥🍊 A dystopian dive into free will, morality, and the nightmare of being “cured.” Check out the full review below ⬇️

👻 Terror Tuesdays 👻 This week’s spotlight: Get Out (2017) 🎥🖤 When meeting the parents becomes a nightmare… Check out our full review below ⬇️

🕵️ Mystery Mondays 🔍 This week’s mystery pick: Memento (2000) 🎥 A man with no short-term memory. A murder to solve. Clues written on Polaroids and tattoos. Full review below ⬇️

🎥 Silent Sundays 🎥 This week’s spotlight: The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928) 🕊️ 🔥 A silent masterpiece of faith, resilience, and raw human emotion. Full review below ⬇️

🎬 Serious Saturdays 🎬 This week’s spotlight: The Whale (2022) 🐋 💔 Brendan Fraser delivers the performance of a lifetime in Darren Aronofsky’s raw and deeply human drama. Full review below ⬇️

🎬 Silent Sundays 🎬  This week’s spotlight: Safety Last (1923) 🏙️⏱️  Harold Lloyd, small-town dreamer, big city ambition, and one unforgettable climb that still makes our hearts race.  Check out our full review below ⬇️ 

🎬 Serious Saturdays 🎬  This week’s spotlight: American Beauty (1999) 🌹  A midlife crisis, suburban secrets, and the pursuit of something more — what lies beneath the perfect lawn?  Dive into our full review below ⬇️

🎬 Foreign Fridays 🌍 This week’s spotlight: Life is Beautiful (1997) ✨ One man. One game. One incredible act of love. Roberto Benigni’s tragicomedy reminds us that hope can shine even in the darkest places. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🎬 Throwback Thursdays 🎬 This week’s spotlight: The Goonies (1985) 🗺️💎 A group of kids. A pirate treasure map. One unforgettable adventure. Richard Donner’s classic captures the thrill of childhood friendships — check out our review below! ⬇️

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🎃 Terror Tuesdays 🎃 This week’s scare: It Follows (2014) 👣💀 A curse that walks. A terror that waits. One girl, endless paranoia. David Robert Mitchell’s modern horror gem doesn’t rely on jump scares — it creeps, lingers, and haunts in every frame. Full review below ⬇️

🔎 Mystery Mondays 🔎  This week’s feature: Prisoners (2013) 🕵️‍♂️  When two young girls vanish, one father will stop at nothing to find the truth — even if it means crossing every line.  Check out our full review below ⬇️ 

✨ New Grimm Edition is out! This week we climb into one of the Brothers Grimm’s most iconic tales: Rapunzel 🏰💇‍♀️ Love, loss, magic, and healing tears—this story is deeper than you remember. 🎧 Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/0o5i...

🎬🔥 Film Debate Time! 🔥🎬 If you could ERASE one movie from existence so you never had to think about it again, what would it be? 😬🚫🍿 Drop your pick in the comments—I want to see which films drive you the craziest!

👻🩸 Wednesday Night Frights 🩸👻 Josh & Meka are cooking up the next episode… and we want you to help shape it! 🎥🕷️ What creepy topics, horror films, or spooky stories would you like us to dive into next time? Drop your ideas below and let’s make this episode one for the scream books! 🔪🍿

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🎥 Silent Sundays 🎥  This week’s feature: The Gold Rush (1925) ❄️⛏️  Charlie Chaplin’s Little Tramp braves the harsh Yukon in search of gold, survival, and maybe even love.  Check out our full review below ⬇️ 

🎬✨ New on Real Reel Talk: My Ranking of Wes Anderson Films! Wes Anderson has built one of the most distinct voices in cinema. But where do his films land on my list? 👀 Check out my full ranking and let me know: 👉 What’s YOUR favorite Wes Anderson film?

🌍 Foreign Fridays 🌍 This week’s spotlight: Run Lola Run (1998) 🎬💨 20 minutes. Three chances. Infinite possibilities. A pulse-pounding German thriller that redefines fate, chance, and how one decision can change everything. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🦖 Throwback Thursdays 🦖 This week’s spotlight: Jurassic Park (1993) 🍿✨\ “An adventure 65 million years in the making.” Steven Spielberg redefined blockbuster filmmaking with a mix of groundbreaking effects, nail-biting suspense, and pure cinematic wonder. Check out our full review below ⬇️

📢 Wednesday Night Frights Update Hey everyone! This week’s episode of Wednesday Night Frights is being postponed until Thursday night. Josh had some family things come up—we’ll be back tomorrow night with all the fun and film talk you love. Thanks for hanging with us! 👻🎬

🎬👻 Wednesday Night Frights! Join Meka & Josh this Wednesday as we dive into the chilling upcoming horror releases: 🩸 The Long Walk 🐕 Good Boy We’ll break down what’s coming, what to expect, and why horror fans should keep these films on their radar. ▶️ Watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk9_...

🎥 Weird Wednesdays 🎥 Tonight’s feature: Brazil (1985)✨ Paperwork, paranoia, and pipe dreams collide in Terry Gilliam’s unforgettable dystopian vision. Equal parts hilarious and horrifying, it reminds us that sometimes the strangest worlds look a bit too much like our own Full review below ⬇️

🎬 Calling All Movie Buffs! 🎬I’m looking for a few passionate guests to join me on Real Reel Talk for some epic Top Ten episodes! Whether it’s your favorite villains, underrated gems, best scores, or any movie-related list you love, I want to hear your picks. Time to jump in! 🎥

🚨 New Episode Alert! 🚨 Our Couch Critics interview with Boaz Yakin is OUT NOW! 🎬 We go deep with the writer/director and talk filmmaking, storytelling, and his incredible career. 🎧 🔗https://open.spotify.com/episode/3KuV8nMFUzz4RopxrAsd16?si=Iuf-IuefQ9GYCA3MMocWOA

🌍 Foreign Fridays 🎬 This week’s spotlight: Roma (2018) 🇲🇽✨ One woman’s story. A nation’s change. A filmmaker’s memory. Alfonso Cuarón’s black-and-white masterpiece is a deeply personal look at life in 1970s Mexico City Check out our full review below ⬇️

🎬 Throwback Thursdays 🎬 This week’s spotlight: Stand By Me (1986) 🚂🌲 Four friends. One summer. A journey they’ll never forget. Check out our full review below ⬇️

🎥 Weird Wednesdays 🎥 This week’s pick: The Lobster (2015) 🦞✨ 45 days to find love… or get turned into an animal of your choice. No pressure. Yorgos Lanthimos delivers a darkly funny, deeply strange, and unexpectedly touching satire. Full review below ⬇️

Slowly preparing my backlog of videos to come out, likely over the weekend. Currently working on a few pitches which have moved around a bit in terms of priority but it’s seems Doctor Strange 3 and Brand New Day will be the next pitches I release. Stay tuned for an announcement too! #Marvel #MCU