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Before watching Glass Onion, I rewatched Knives Out and this scene REALLY stood out! Was Rian Johnson calling his shot that early???? 🤯 #glassonion #knivesout #netflix #foreshadowing #callyourshot

2022 was a incredible year for horror movies and it was incredibly hard to narrow down our favorite ones. We list off our 10 favorite horror movies from 2022 with some honorary mentions and announce a upcoming series of movies that we are rewatching. Movies we covered in depth The Black Phone https://youtu.be/x7EP9_znx3g Barbarian https://youtu.be/uyXIE1CVP_c Don't Worry Darling https://youtu.be/2XNYvIJm-eE DeadStream https://youtu.be/bpbEVx_GGwE Nope https://youtu.be/6DS-sRKaMsM Hellraiser https://youtu.be/pzxlSyLD610 Adult Swim Yule Log / The Fireplace

Glass Onion introduced us to Derol and we are all better for it, but didn’t he look familiar….. Renee smells a conspiracy that Rian Johnson is cooking up with actor Noah Segan for Knives Out 3 that includes Officer Wagner & Derol. Check out our full Regular Exclusive podcast on Glass Onion wherever you listen to Podcasts Here it is on Youtube https://youtu.be/62Ko1GeGh1k #glassonion #knivesout #rianjohnson #netflix #derolwagner

We are back with our first episode of the new year, kicking things off with a flourish: Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (Netflix). This episode starts with a quick chat about our most anticipated movies releasing this year (0:07). 2022 was a strong year for movies in general, but 2023 has some very promising releases. Then, we briefly discuss the first Benoit Blanc mystery, Knives Out (10:11). After that, we peel back the layers on Glass Onion (32:22), and fully inbreathiate this moment together. We talk spoilers for both movies, so be warned! Topics include: Miles Bron comparisons, the stand-outs from each cast, and our crazy theory about Derol. We tease next week’s episode at the end if you listen to those things (01:19:40). In the meantime, let us know what you think about Glass Onion (if you must), and don't forget to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts! Twitter: @reg_exclusive Insta/TikTok: @regularexclusive Director Rian Johnson Writer Rian Johnson Stars Daniel Craig, Edward Norton, Kate Hudson, Dave Bautista, Janelle Monae, Kathryn Hahn, Leslie Odom Jr, Jessica Henwick, Madelyn Cline, Noah Segan

What’s your pleasure? Join us in solving puzzles + summoning cenobites with this week’s double feature episode: Hellraiser (1987) + Hellraiser (2022)! As always, we kick things off by chatting about what we’ve been watching recently (0:08), including our thoughts on the Super Mario trailer that dropped last week. Afterwards, we start our descent into hell with the movie that spawned an insane amount of sequels: 1987’s Hellraiser (23:40). We talk about the disturbing gore, horny characters and why this movie definitely isn’t for everyone. Finally, we solve the sixth configuration and meet our new Pinhead with 2022’s Hellraiser (46:42). Topics include: all hail Jamie Clayton, expanding the cenobite mythology and what would happen if the Predator opened the puzzle box. And make sure you stick around for the preview for next week’s episode (1:21:40), we’re continuing our fright fest all month long! In the meantime, let us know what you thought of this episode and don't forget to subscribe, rate + review us wherever you listen to podcasts! Twitter: @reg_exclusive Instagram: @regularexclusive *Spoiler Warnings: Dahmer-Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, BODIES BODIES BODIES, Werewolf by Night, Hellraiser (1987 + sequels), Hellraiser (2022)

This week, we’re talking about Jordan Peele’s most ambitious film yet: Nope (2022). We LOVED this movie and had to break it all down, including why you need to watch this movie more than once – which you can easily do now that it’s streaming on Peacock. Before we get into the Jean Jacket of it all, we quickly talk about some of our favorite holiday movies since it’s officially December (0:07). Then, we get into Nope with some spoiler-free discussion (08:53), but be warned that we do talk spoilers eventually (16:43). Topics include: How the hell Gordy fits into everything, the best high-five in cinema history, and why this movie is basically ‘Jaws’ in the sky (in the best way possible). We tease next week’s episode at the end if you listen to those things (1:06:17). In the meantime, let us know what you think about Nope (if you must), and don't forget to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts! Director Jordan Peele Writer Jordan Peele Stars Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Steven Yeun Twitter: @reg_exclusive Instagram: @regularexclusive TikTok: @regularexclusive

It’s officially the f***king holidays, so we’re back with a merry little double feature: Office Christmas Party (2016) + Krampus (2015). We start things off by talking about the horror movie hidden inside Adult Swim’s Yule Log, aka: The Fireplace (0:09). It’s streaming on HBOMax + Hulu right now, so do yourself a favor and check that shit out! Then, we get into Office Christmas Party (15:56), which technically isn’t so much of a Christmas movie, but it’s a great time regardless. After that, we discuss Krampus (47:55), which surprisingly has a ton of Christmas spirit. We tease our next episode at the end if you listen to those things (01:24:41). In the meantime, let us know what you think about Office Christmas Party + Krampus (if you must), and don't forget to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts! Twitter: @reg_exclusive Insta/TikTok: @regularexclusive

2022 saved its biggest surprise till the end of the year. In one of the best horror movie years ever, The Adult Swim Yule Log sneaks in one more gem. The Yule Log is a trick because there is a Horror Movie called The Fireplace hidden inside. It doesn’t take long before you realize that this is not what you thought it was.

2022 saved its biggest surprise till the end of the year. In one of the best horror movie years ever, The Adult Swim Yule Log sneaks in one more blood gem. The Yule Log film is a ruse because there is a Horror Movie called The Fireplace hidden inside. It doesn’t take long before you realize that this is not what you thought it was. This is our Yule Log Review with non spoilers and Spoilers (2:45). If you like horror comedies you have to watch this! Director Casper Kelly Writer Casper Kelly Stars Megan HayesTordy ClarkBrendan Patrick Connor

Michelle Yeoh makes us cry in several scenes in Everything Everywhere All at Once and even her interviews! This GQ interview gets me everytime and can we just give her the Oscar already? Full podcast available everywhere https://linktr.ee/regularexclusive

Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-4p22w-133b481 This week, we’re talking about a movie we've been waiting for way too long: Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022)! It's finally streaming on Showtime so we couldn’t wait to dive into why this movie deserves ALL of the awards. We start off the episode with a sidetrack into the recent news that Mike Flanagan is making a Dark Tower adaptation (0:08), before hopping the multiverse to talk about Daniels and this little indie film that could (5:53). Topics include: the insanely amazing cast, all the weird things they use as jumping pads, and why this movie has a lot in common with ADHD. We tease next week’s episode at the end if you listen to those things (01:24:15). In the meantime, let us know what you think about Everything Everywhere All At Once (if you must), and don't forget to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts! Twitter: @reg_exclusive Insta/TikTok: @regularexclusive

Netflix may be telling the truth about Wednesday being their biggest show, but the lost all credibility when they claimed Red Notice as #1. I don’t care how much you like The Rock, Gal Gadot or Ryan Renolds! #netflix #wednesday #rednotice #therock

One of our favorite categories of movies is "Stuck in a Time Loop". From Bill Murray in Groundhog Day in 1993 to Hulu's Palm Springs in 2020, this category has been stuck in a loop of making good entertaining movies. Listen up as we break down Source Code, Happy Death Day, Groundhog Day, Palm Springs, Edge of Tomorrow, In the Tall Grass and how to differentiate a time travel movie form a time loop movie. Full Palm Springs review available on all podcast platforms or you can listen here on YouTube. https://youtu.be/KNw2ODTys0Q best time loop movies, top 10 time loop movies , Source Code, Happy Death Day, Groundhog Day, Palm Springs, Edge of Tomorrow, In the Tall Grass

James Wan is the man behind some of the most profitable franchises in horror movie history and has made Warner Brothers alot of money along the way. Saw, Insidious and the Conjuring were all started by him. Even though the quality of the spinoff movies have been very mixed with him directing, they are still pulling in a lot of money. That is why when James Wan wanted to make his passion project Malignant, even though Warner Brothers had no clue what to make of this movie they knew they owe him one. We broke down how much money Warner Brothers made from 9 Saw Movies, 4 Insidious, 3 Conjuring, 3 Annabelle, 1 Nun and 1 Curse of La Lorona all so we could get 1 miss understood masterpiece Malignant.

This week, we’re talking about Adam McKay’s hilarious but powerful comedy about the end of the world: Don’t Look Up (Netflix). This movie was pretty divisive, but we think it deserves more credit than it’s been given, so naturally we’re here to defend it. We start off the episode by talking about a couple of things that happened last week (0:08), including the Cocaine Bear trailer and Mike Flanagan ditching Netflix for Amazon. Then, we get into our discussion of Don’t Look Up (7:12), where we break down all the things this movie is doing as well as the insane amount of talent in every scene. Topics include: what made us laugh, cry + stop to think, this might be Jonah Hill’s best performance, and if this movie will prove to be more accurate with every passing year. We tease next week’s episode at the end if you listen to those things (56:16). In the meantime, let us know what you think about Don’t Look Up (if you must), and don't forget to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts! Twitter: @reg_exclusive Insta/TikTok: @regularexclusive

COCAINE BEAR TRAILER!! The title says a lot, but the trailer says so much more. Elizabeth Banks will direct this insanity inspired by a true story of a bear eating a bunch of cocaine and WE ARE HERE FOR IT. Our reaction to Cocaine Bear was nothing but awe and excitement. February can’t get here fast enough! starring Ray Liotta, Keri Russell & Character Actress Margo Martindale in theatres February 24 2023.

This week, we’re talking about Jordan Peele’s most ambitious film yet: Nope (2022). We LOVED this movie and had to break it all down, including why you need to watch this movie more than once. Topics include: How the hell Gordy fits into everything, the best high-five in cinema history, and why this movie is basically ‘Jaws’ in the sky (in the best way possible). Director Jordan Peele Writer Jordan Peele Stars Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Steven Yeun

We just watched Netflix’s 2022 Addams Family related show Wednesday with Jenna Ortega showing the world that she's a star! We talk about how this show was made for people who love Tim Burton's style, the Addams Family and maybe had a goth phase. One of us enjoyed the show and the other absolutely loved the show. Also Jace found that Wednesday had a similarity to another netflix movie that he did some research on. What did you think of Wednesday and would you watch a second season? Creators Alfred Gough(series created by)Miles Millar(series created by) Stars Jenna Ortega, Gwendoline Christie, Riki Lindhome

This week, we’re talking about Jordan Peele’s most ambitious film yet: Nope (2022). We LOVED this movie and had to break it all down & explain why you need to watch this movie more than once. In our Non Spoiler review, we explain the value of watching it twice and how its best to not expect it to be the same as Jordan Peele’s previous work Get Out

This week, we’re talking about Jordan Peele’s most ambitious film yet: Nope (2022). We LOVED this movie and had to break it all down & explain why you need to watch this movie more than once. In our Non Spoiler review, we explain the value of watching it twice and how its best to not expect it to be the same as Jordan Peele’s previous work Get Out

M3gan vs Wednesday dance off The dance battle we need! #m3gan #wednesday #danceoff Megan

Full video available One of our Favorite Horror movies of 2022 was the @shudder Original, Deadstream. Dead Stream is the dream scenario of a youtuber getting stuck in a haunted house all to get followers. This is a clip from our full review on how much fun we had with this instant classic. This is a must watch and highly recommend watching with friends because you're going to laugh and scream through the whole thing.

One of our Favorite Horror movies of 2022 was the @shudder Original, Deadstream. Dead Stream is the dream scenario of a youtuber getting stuck in a haunted house all to get followers. This is a clip from our full review on how much fun we had with this instant classic. This is a must watch and highly recommend watching with friends because you're going to laugh and scream through the whole thing. Directors Joseph Winter & Vanessa Winter Writers Vanessa Winter & Joseph Winter Stars Joseph Winter. Melanie Stone Jason K. Wixom

This is our Review & Reaction to Guillermo Del Toro Cabinet of Curiosities. The Cabinet of Curiosities is a horror anthology on Netflix that showcases a different director for each episode. Episode 3: The Autopsy, Directed by David Prior Was Renee’s Favorite story and this episode exceeded our expectation given how much we love David Prior previous work directing The Empty Man.

This is our Review & Reaction to Guillermo Del Toro Cabinet of Curiosities. The Cabinet of Curiosities is a horror anthology on Netflix that showcases a different director for each episode. Episode 4: The Outside, Directed by Ana Lily Amirpour was Jace’s favorite and while he isn’t the target demographic for beauty products, he is for this brand of psychological horror.