185: The Black Phone
Garrett and Carson answer the call of Scott Derrickson’s The Black Phone.
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Garrett and Carson answer the call of Scott Derrickson’s The Black Phone.
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Garrett and Carson try escaping the confines of Coronavirus by reviewing 2014’s The Captive.
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Garrett and Carson play The Most Dangerous Game once again with Blumhouse’s The Hunt.
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Garrett and Carson hope to see a solid horror movie in Leigh Whannell’s reimagining of The Invisible Man.
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Peele delivers another modern classic thriller, but you will have to overlook the plot to truly enjoy it.
Read MoreGarrett and Carson are seeing double while discussing Jordan Peele’s latest thriller Us.
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Garrett and Carson accept the mission of talking about Triple Frontier.
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The First Purge can’t seem to decide what it is trying to be. It utilizes random jumpscares and trying-to-be-creepy masks to try and achieve a horror feel, but never has the pure terror of an actual horror film. It fails to produce any moments that make your heart race despite constantly putting characters in life…
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