Scream 2022
The Radio Silence sequel, which both hosts liked.
The Big Picture · Discussion · Review · Rankings
October 18, 2022/ 77 min/ Sean Fennessey · Chris Ryan
Sean Fennessey and Chris Ryan on 'Halloween Ends,' a loaded year for horror, and a ranking of all 13 'Halloween' films.
42 films across 3 segments.
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A loaded year for horrorthe genre keeping non-franchise movies alive
The Radio Silence sequel, which both hosts liked.
Basically a horror film for its second act; maybe the last good MCU movie, Ryan says.
Sold as a conspiracy thriller but built like Spielbergian horror.
They spent an hour explaining the whole film to Amanda Dobbins on the show.
A box-office sensation neither host had seen yet.
One of Ti West's two A24 films this year.
West's other 2022 release, a prequel to X.
The Predator movie they loved; action-horror.
A box-office success Fennessey still hadn't seen.
Rebecca Hall thriller.
Crowdfunded Dread Central splatter sequel with Tom Savini-level practical effects; an indie sensation.
Sundance movie with Maika Monroe that debuted on Shudder.
The Hulu reboot Ryan didn't care for.
Alex Garland's soft-horror A24 title.
The other soft-horror A24 movie.
The prequel Ryan thought was quality.
Luca Guadagnino cannibal drama with Mark Rylance; Fennessey is out on cannibalism.
Fennessey's favorite horror movie of the year and the most demented; listeners were mad he recommended it.
Small family-made psychedelic horror on Shudder.
An extremely violent COVID allegory.
A god in a bathroom glory hole, with Ryan Kwanten; cleverer than it sounds.
Shudder pickup.
Shudder release Ryan mentioned the week before.
Senegalese warlord drama that turns supernatural; From Dusk Till Dawn energy.
Stop-motion from effects artist Phil Tippett.
Found-footage comedy that just premiered.
New Dario Argento.
The anthology entry Fennessey was most jacked for.
'Halloween Ends'David Gordon Green's final Myers film
The trilogy closer runs 50-plus minutes without Michael and is largely a River's Edge-style story about outcast Corey Campbell. Fennessey felt it served too many masters; Ryan liked the bracing opening and the wood-chipper finale.
Ranking all 13 'Halloween' filmsbest to worst
The Michael-free anthology swing, reclaimed as a fan favorite; feels the most Carpenter.
Fennessey's favorite use of Jamie Lee Curtis, with an uncredited Kevin Williamson rewrite; Ryan would drop it lower solo.
Dwight H. Little starts the Jamie Lloyd trilogy; the Kathleen Kinmont wall-mount kill.
Rob Zombie's ultimate feel-bad movie, and Ryan's favorite of the pair.
Rob Zombie's mangy but technically striking reboot with an unsympathetic Haddonfield.
Paul Rudd as grown-up Tommy Doyle in the druid-cult entry; confusing and disliked.
Also mentioned raised along the way
The Mark Rylance tangent The OutfitDon't Look UpBridge of Spies
'Halloween Ends' touchstones The ThingBadlandsRiver's EdgeBonnie and ClydeOver the EdgeBlackboard Jungle
Phil Tippett's résumé RoboCopJurassic Park
More from the Shudder library Four Flies on Grey Velvet
Rob Zombie beyond Halloween The MunstersHouse of 1000 CorpsesThe Devil's RejectsThe Lords of Salem
The 2000s slasher reboots The Texas Chainsaw MassacreFriday the 13thA Nightmare on Elm Street
A Final Destination detour Final DestinationFinal Destination 3
The Dwight H. Little filmography Marked for DeathFree Willy 2: The Adventure HomeFree WillyMurder at 1600TekkenThe Phantom of the OperaBroken Arrow
Josh Hartnett, what could've been The Faculty40 Days and 40 NightsHollywood HomicideThe Last Boy Scout
Fennessey's October watchlist Dominion: Prequel to the ExorcistExorcist: The BeginningAmityville II: The PossessionLaura Hasn't SleptRoad GamesPsycho IIPatrickV/H/S/94Significant Other
In passing Escape from L.A.Dazed and ConfusedTicket to Paradise
Not films filtered out: TV, games, ads
TV Werewolf by NightHouse of the DragonThe Munsters (1960s series)The Twilight ZoneTrue BloodMayor of KingstownTulsa KingThe Last Drive-In with Joe Bob BriggsThe 101 Scariest Movie Moments of All Time
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