Cinema Chop Shop

276. Post Mortem: Modern Horror

Brewboss Shawn and Chelsea the Regulator welcome first-time guest, Lee, to the show to shoot the breeze about recent films in Modern Horror.

275. Watch Party: Twins of Evil

Brew Boss Shawn and Travis close out Hammer Horror Month with a viewing of "Twins of Evil". Grab a copy a watch this vampy and campy classic with us.

274. Fidelis et Mortem: Hammer’s ”Dracula”

TraVan Helsing joins the Cinema Chop Shop crew as they celebrate Hammer Horror Month and discuss the Hammer classic, "Dracula". After the break, they catch up on the long-overdue 2022 Movie Marathon.

273. Stop! Hammer Time! - Hammer Horror Month Kickoff

Hammer Horror Month begins as the Chop Shop gang is joined by Hammer Films expert, @HammerGothic (on Twitter), as he shares his vast knowledge of Hammer Films to get us geared up for our October episodes.

272. Death By Cringe: ”I Love My Dad” Watch Party

Brew Boss Shawn and Chelsea the Regulator fire up a Watch Party for the SXSW darling, "I Love My Dad", starring Patton Oswalt and James Morosini. Available on digital rental, join us for this delightful cringefest!

271. We Need to Talk About Stephen

Brew Boss and Chelsea the Regulator get into a lively discussion about multiverse films, specifically, "Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness" and "Everything Everywhere All at Once".

270. Twilight Zone: The Movie - Tragic Disaster

Brewboss Shawn & Chelsea The Regulator welcome Travisito & Marko back to the Shop to discuss the 1983 release, Twilight Zone: The Movie, and the tragic controversy surrounding its production.
In Memoriam:  Vic Morrow, Renee Shinn Chen, and Myca Dinh Le
 
Sources and Props:  https://slate.com/culture/2019/04/twilight-zone-theme-jordan-peele-grateful-dead-korn-marius-constant-bernard-herrmann-manhattan-transfer.html
 
https://www.youtube.com/user/VICMORROWFAN
 
https://www.shudder.com/series/watch/cursed-films/62bd7871627dfc6b?season=1
 

269. Nightmare Alley: Original vs. Remake

Brewboss Shawn and Chelsea The Regulator return from hiatus to be joined by Cinema Chop Shop fan-favorite, Joey Poole, to discuss the 1947 film, "Nightmare Alley", and the 2021 remake, "Nightmare Alley".  In our head-to-head breakdown of each film, which will come out on top?
 
Sources:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLWXwkdkOu8
 
Streaming:  1947 version, Criterion Channel, YouTube.  2021 version, Hulu, HBOMax.