The Monster's Den: Some Films We've Recently Seen



Join Pete Pardo, Chris Alo, Craig Kaminski, and Davy Gallgher for a discussion of films they’ve been watching & buying lately.
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32 thoughts on “The Monster's Den: Some Films We've Recently Seen”

  1. I absolutely love oldschool horror films from the silent era right up to the 90s and I’ve watched all that are readly availabl.

    However I’m not up on majority of modern horror films. So are there any obscure horror movies you guys recommend?

    I’ve watched quite a lot of the horror movies that have had cinema releases, such as the Robert Eggers movies, The Power.
    I’ve streamed We Are Still Here which I loved, so are there any more out there that I’m missed out?

    I will be watching Ready or Not based on Pete’s recommendations.

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  2. I forget the Dehumanizer album too. Obviously they cut that because it was a short lived reunion and the album is forgettable for me.. WhenI think Dio and Sabbath I only think the first 2 albums and nothing else..

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  3. Just watched Let the Right One In and Let Me In. Personally, I preferred Let the Right One In. Both are good, though. Vampire movies with heart. Literally and figuratively.

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  4. Love the Dog Soldiers shoutout. I'm seeing it at a horror festival in a couple of weeks, with Neil Marshall as special guest. Can't wait, as it's been ages since I last saw it.

    Nosferatu: Phantom Der Nacht is my favorite vampire movie ever. Soooo eerie and atmospheric. Masterpiece. No sexy vampire hunks with deep voices here, just Klaus Kinski, hah.

    Other than Casino (1995), I've barely watched a single movie the last few weeks. My previous one to that was actually The Spiral Staircase as preparation to your previous show. These days I'm rewatching Yellowstone, which I love.

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  5. …….. In Cincinnati in the 60s and '70s….. We had a Saturday night horror show hosted by a guy named the cool ghoul….. He also told jokes and talked about actors that were in the movies he showcased…… Old memories

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  6. I remember mazes and monsters as a made for television 📺 movie and at the time was signaling about the mental health of people diving deep into fantasy ,was a good movie at the time with a poignant message

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