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Welcome to Mister Watson’s on-air intervention as Channy Dreadful and Jay of the Dead attempt to intervene in his addiction to the Horror video game, “Dead by Daylight.” Also in Episode 093 of Horror Movie Weekly, your late-night Horror hosts bring you a Feature Review of The Eyes of My Mother (2016). We also bring you Micro Horror Movie Reviews of The Others, The Furies, and A Quiet Place Part II. And remember, you’re always welcome to call and leave us a voicemail at (801) 215-9704. Join us!
Note: This episode was recorded on May 31, 2021, and released on June 15, 2021.
This weekly Horror movie podcast brings you one recent Horror movie review every Sunday. (We’re defining “recent” as any Horror movie released within the last five years, so now that it’s 2021, we’ll be covering Horror films from 2016 to the present.) And we always reveal next week’s pick at the end of every show, so you can watch along with us and be prepared for the following episode. Join us, and thanks for listening!
SHOW NOTES:
Introduction
– Welcome to Horror Movie Weekly Episode 093
– Channy Dreadful reviews Hellraiser: Inferno on The Resurrection of Zombie 7
– Ash to Ashes of Kill the Dead Horror Podcast has a brand-new Horror show: Rise From the Dead Podcast
MICRO HORROR MOVIE REVIEWS
Mister Watson: The Others (2001) – Buy it! And listen to the review coming up on The Wat-Zee Party Horror Show
Channy Dreadful: The Furies (2019) = 8.5 ( Buy it! ) – Hear the HMW Ep. 046 review
Jay of the Dead: A Quiet Place Part II (2021) = 9 ( Theater / Buy it! )
– Mister Watson’s pick for this week: The Eyes of My Mother (2016)
[ 00:17:07 ] – Feature Review: The Eyes of My Mother (2016)
Genre Classification: Horror / Drama / Thriller
(Serial Killer Horror, Horror in the Daylight, Torture, Cannibalism)
Premise:
When a rural farm family is preyed upon by a home invader, the Horror that comes from without is quickly engulfed by the Horrors that lurk within.
Ratings and Recommendations: The Eyes of My Mother (2016)
Channy Dreadful = 9 ( Buy it! )
Jay of the Dead = 7.5 ( Strong Rental )
Mister Watson = 9 ( Buy it! )
Next on Episode 094: Head Count (2019) — Jay of the Dead’s pick (via Cfacce)
Original podcast theme music: Jay of the Dead
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Jay recommends Channy’s Article on Cujo
Channy on Hereditary with Ron Martin on The Resurrection of Zombie 7 Podcast
Channy Dreadful Archives on The Resurrection of Zombie 7
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Links for Mister Watson:
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Podcast: The Wat-Zee Party Horror Show
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Jay of the Dead’s other podcasts: ConsideringTheCinema.com
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Hello there,
Here’s another off-topic post.
You may skip this if you expected a comment on this episode 🙂
So many things beg for our attention these days.
The many screens we work with, have fun with, wear on our person all day, and even sleep next to are a big part of that.
Flooded by constant information, we can spend more time sorting than actually thinking and reflecting, and sometimes we can feel we are actively losing our time.
Enter Mister Watson.
Again, HMW is like a band: Jay od the Dead as the lead and soul, Channy Dreadful bringing warm and contrasting tones, and Mister Watson setting the rhythm connecting everything together.
It is always a treat to listen to Watson’s comments. And it’s precisely because they are not just comments, or rehash of previous ideas.
The way he introduces a topic, develops it, reaches concepts, seems to start an academic lecture, only to swoop down on the original point is podcast magic. Or just magic.
To me, the drummer is the one who creates structure for the other artists, but also sets a singular mood, defining the musical palette for the whole song.
Mister Watson brings structure by the precision and unstoppable logic of his speech.
But he doesn’t turn condescending or obstinate; on the contrary, he welcomes exchange and manages confrontation in a constructive manner.
Listening to him feels like he did the sorting work already, and shares his thinking and reflecting process with us. The best part is that it often triggers my own thinking.
Podcasts don’t get any better than that.
Thank you Mister Watson, and all three of you!