90s – Film Seizure Podcast

Film Seizure #420 – Gods and Monsters

James Whale was one of the earliest examples of the great horror directors. This week, the fellas take a look at the Academy Award winning

Between the mid 60s and about 1990, it might be true that The Munsters was more popular, but after 1991, this family has overtaken them

Sometimes goblins are trolls. Sometimes you just have to shout “OH MY GOD!” when you realize you will get eaten. And sometimes you do just

Something lives beneath the desert town of Perfection, Nevada. On this week’s Monster Mondays, we’re going to find out what is causing these Tremors.

On this week’s Monster Mondays, something is stalking the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. It’s time for us to study 1997’s The Relic.

Get your neuralyzers out because this week’s Monster Mondays joins the Men in Black!

James Mangold, today, is a big time, high quality filmmaker. But in 1997, he was just getting started and thanks to the movie Film Seizure

This week, the guys talk a southern noir thriller from 1992 that became highly touted by Siskel and Ebert who named it #1 and #2,

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