On this month's Film Seizure: Now Playing, Geoff and Jason have a full slate of movies to talk about from Mother Mary to Erupcja, Alpha to Dolly, and an excellent crime drama coming soon to a theater near you - Carolina Caroline. Plus, they catch up on some of what they watched at the Indy Film Fest

On this week's Monster Mondays, it's time to go to an extra-terrestrial circus and avoid an attack from Killer Klowns from Outer Space!

Film Seizure's resident animal attack aficionado, Susan Oliver, returns with a review 2026's Killer Whale, currently available on streaming platforms.

It's time to return to that place where nobody dared to go and that love we came to know... A place called Xanadu. Yes, it's time for Film Seizure to revisit another movie from the early days of our little show. This time with 100% more Chuck... and 0% less love for this kooky musical from Geoff!

This week's Monster Mondays packages grief and revenge into a monster movie that became the directorial debut of one of the great special effects guys ever in 1988's Pumpkinhead.

This week, the guys talk a southern noir thriller from 1992 that became highly touted by Siskel and Ebert who named it #1 and #2, respectively, for that year. Film Seizure is talking about Carl Franklin's One False Move starring Bill Paxton, Cynda Williams, and co-written by Billy Bob Thornton.

This month is a bunch of 80s cult classics on Monster Mondays. We kick things off with the fantastically weird and fun Basket Case from Frank Henenlotter!

This week on Film Seizure: Now Playing, Geoff and Chuck discuss Ready or Not 2: Here I Come while Chuck tells us what Normal is, and Geoff tries to sort out The Drama about Lee Cronin's The Mummy while he and Adam Scott check into a mysterious Irish hotel in Hokum.

2002's 28 Days Later reinvigorated the zombie genre of horror and continued as a franchise to this day. It's also this week's subject on Monster Mondays.

There is an idea of Patrick Bateman, and it's up to Film Seizure this week to figure out that abstraction of that illusory entity. American Psycho comes under our cold gaze, but are we simply not there? Listen to the new episode at wp.me/p9Tw3k-1Sv

Neil Marshall's 2005 hit The Descent is an excellent monster movie, and that's more than enough reason for it to be featured on this week's Monster Mondays!

Film Seizure's own, Geoff Arbuckle, joins Brandon on this week's episode of The Brandon Peters Show as they talk about the Bookworm's lone appearance on 1966's Batman.

TOMORROW - Geoff Arbuckle from Film Seizure returns to the show to talk Roddy McDowall's lone turn as The Bookworm on 60s Batman at 60!

This week on Film Seizure: Now Playing, Geoff flies solo, just like Ryan Gosling in Project Hail Mary or Evy caring for her mother alone in Undertone. Plus, he'll catch up on some other early-year movies he saw like Send Help, How to Make a Killing, and The Bride!

Will Smith plays U.S. Army virologist Robert Neville in 2007's I Am Legend, this week's spooky entry of Monster Mondays.

Film Seizure goes to Italy where they will meet a beautiful woman with heterochromia and an immortal need to further her life by way of intercourse and regenerating her cells every 20 years in 2014's Spring.

This week, Monster Mondays crash lands on a sun-scorched rock only to discover that when night falls, the monsters come out in 2000's Pitch Black starring Vin Diesel.

Film Seizure's full of pranks, but the joke's on them because April is Halloween in April! They kick things off with the 1986 horror classic April Fool's Day.

It's a howling good time on this week's Monster Mondays as Geoff talks about the teeny bopper sci-fi thriller I Was a Teenage Werewolf!

We visited the world of DC Comics last month, well, it's time to hop over into the MCU for one of the finer entries in all of Marvel's library. This week, Film Seizure talks about the star-spangled man with the plan and the terrible revelations he uncovers in Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

Monster Mondays takes to the stars to discuss the 1956 sci-fi classic starring Leslie Nielsen, Anne Francis, and one of the most recognizable robots in movie history in Forbidden Planet!

The guys at Film Seizure get into the world of teenager pageants to see the back-stabbing, the jealousy, the silly talents, and all the murder of 1999's Drop Dead Gorgeous.

Monster Mondays is a-buzz this week as Geoff takes a look at the 1958 sci-fi horror classic The Fly.

It's time to finally celebrate The Best of 2025 as Film Seizure hands out accolades and appreciation to he best movies the guys saw last year just in time for this year's Oscars.

The Rhedosaurus is on the loose in this week's Monster Mondays episode - 1953's The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms!

In October 1986, a series of murders went unsolved in rural South Korea. This week, Film Seizure takes a look at Bong Joon Ho's 2003 hard-boiled detective thriller that revisits the horror in Memories of Murder.

On this week's Monster Mondays, Geoff takes a look at a sci-fi thriller that became a massive influence for decades to come... Hammer's The Quatermass Xperiment from 1955!

Next time is next time. Now is now. But for this week, Film Seizure goes over to Japan for a lesson in minimalist living from director Wim Wenders in 2023's Perfect Days.

This week's Monster Mondays hops in the way-way-way-way-way-back machine to visit the dinosaurs and the sex symbol Raquel Welch in one of her most memorable images in One Million Years B.C.

On this month's packed Film Seizure: Now Playing, we've got things to say about The Testament of Ann Lee, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, It Was Just an Accident, Seven Veils, Twinless, The Track, Mother of Flies, and Geoff will run through his Worst of 2025 list.

The lovable monster family that made everyone giggle in the mid-60s got their own movie to help them sell to overseas markets. That movie is the focus of this week's Monster Mondays as Geoff talks 1966's Munster, Go Home!

This week, Film Seizure goes off the deep end with Guillermo del Toro's Academy Award-winning film about love among outsiders, The Shape of Water.

It's Roger Corman/Edgar Allan Poe madness on this week's Monster Mondays! Geoff talks 1961's The Pit and the Pendulum.

This week, Film Seizure is vengeance as the guys travel to Gotham City to dissect Matt Reeves' 2022 superhero masterpiece The Batman.

First, Frankenstein resurrected man. Now, on this week's Monster Mondays, Frankenstein Created Woman.

It's the monumental 400th episode of Film Seizure this week! What better way to celebrate with the end of a musical month of films than with His Royal Badness, Prince and his 1984 classic Purple Rain?

HULK SMASH! This week's Monster Mondays takes a trip to the animated world of Marvel Comics for the 2016 movie Hulk: Where Monsters Dwell.

This month's Film Seizure: Now Playing looks at dramas, comedies, horror, thrillers, and a critical darling from China as the guys discuss Bugonia, If I Had Legs I'd Kick You, Resurrection, and more!

R.L. Stine's creations run amok he needs to help some neighborhood kids put them back where they belong in 2015's hit movie Goosebumps. See what Geoff thinks about the movie on this week's Monster Mondays.

This week, Film Seizure puts another brick into place as they discuss the 1982 rock musical Pink Floyd: The Wall.

Before they were a rebellious Stormtrooper and a time-traveling Time Lord, John Boyega and Jodie Whittaker defended a London neighborhood from an alien invasion in 2011's Attack the Block. Check out the new episode of Monster Mondays!

This week, Film Seizure dives into Perry Henzell's The Harder They Come starring the great Jimmy Cliff. Never before this film was Kingston, Jamaica seen in the light the film shows it from people who saw it every day.

January 2026 is all about the 2010s at Monster Mondays. This week, Geoff kicks it off with 2018's Lake Michigan Monster!

On the second episode of Film Seizure: Now Playing, the guys discuss a foursome of movies streaming currently on Netflix - Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein, the latest Knives Out mystery, Wake Up Dead Man, Train Dreams, and George Clooney's Jay Kelly.

Monster Mondays finishes out 2025 with the 1946 mystery horror She-Wolf of London starring everyone's favorite collie and outer space mom, June Lockhart.

Welcome to the first episode of the new series Film Seizure: Now Playing. In this episode the guys discuss Park Chan-wook's new black comedy No Other Choice as well as Linklater's Nouvelle Vague, Five Nights at Freddy's 2, and Fackham Hall.

Hammer's The Evil of Frankenstein is the only film financed by Universal Pictures. This gave Hammer the chance to beef up Peter Cushing's lab sets as well as feature a creature that is slightly more reminiscent in shape and size to the Boris Karloff template. Check out this new episode of Monster Mo

For the last episode of the year, Film Seizure picks back up with Jim Henson's creations in the 1981 film The Great Muppet Caper. Listen to the new episode at wp.me/p9Tw3k-1Qq #podcast #themuppets #filmdiscussion #80s #comedy #musical #jimhenson

1993's Army of Darkness is not just the third Evil Dead film, but also often considered by many to be one of the greatest horror comedies ever. It also happens to be the topic of this week's Monster Mondays.

Rowsdower coming to Blu Ray? Very possible with help from the fans!