With attention to detail and an appreciation of the genre, a film snob and a fanboy explore the meaning behind monster movies.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 7 days 15 hours 19 minutes
episode 200: Annihilation
Eric and Alex walk into Annihilation. Is this movie all shimmer? Does it have the pacing of a tired swimmer? Does the horror twist the mind, or does it make us wish we were blind. What are the themes? Or was it all a dream?
episode 199: Reign of Fire
Eric and Alex visit a burnt London in Reign of Fire. Did this film turn Eric into a crier? Does he now want to be a flier? Is this a masterful acting showpiece? Or does it have about as much plot as a two piece?
episode 198: Zombie Walkoff
Eric and Alex arrive at the end of their Zombie series. Did we savor the flavor like juicy berries? Or was it like an old rotten cherry? How do we rank? Is Alex's list full of stank? What Zombies are the best and what should walk the plank? Find out ...
episode 197: Train to Busan
Eric and Alex travel on a Train to Busan. Was it better than gray poupon? Or did the story sour after each hour? Are the characters well thought out? Did the film just make us pout? Or did we scream with glee while watching our heroes flee?
episode 196: World War Z
Eric and Alex watched World War Z starring Brad Pitt. Does he throw us into a fit? Or are we smit(ten)? Does being PG-13 hurt? Are the other characters too curt? Find out on MvM!
episode 195: Shaun of the Dead
Eric and Alex have seen Shaun of the Dead. Is their much to be said? Is the classic fantastic? Or does it resemble old elastic. Is it too stark when the film go dark? Does Shaun resemble a hero at the end? Or is he still a zero, who will never bend?
episode 194: 28 Days Later
Eric and Alex watch the classic 28 Days Later. Does the poor picture quality make us say "See Ya Later Gator"? Do the theme's go down like like a dream? Or does it just taste like spoiled sour cream?
episode 193: Braindead (Dead Alive)
Eric and Alex have witnessed the insanity of Braindead. Is the films title too apt? After watching did we feel sapped? Is the violence and gore to adore? Or abhor? Find out here on Monsters Vs Men!
episode 192: Day of the Dead
Eric and Alex discuss the finale of Romero's original zombie trilogy, Day of the Dead. did it have much to say? Or was it empty in the head? Are the characters interesting? Or worth they lifeless and festering?
episode 191: Zombie (Zombi 2) (1979)
Eric and Alex watch a plain old Zombie. Do we find that it appeals to we? Or does it make us feel too squeamishly? Are the ideas greater than the hole? Does watching take a toll on the soul?