
A podcast celebrating movies and filmmakers that embrace the unhinged, the insane, the outrageous, the off-kilter and all around kind of MESSED UP fun that you can't take your eyes off of.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 880 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & Film | |||

Robert Pattinson asks us to have a seat, but should you? This New Movie Monday, Griffey, Heath and Sam discuss Lance Oppenheim's stylish satire and the messy relationship between justice, exploitation and ratings.
We dig into Pattinson's larger-tha... more
Nosferatu. Prey. The Devils. The Lighthouse. We're drafting the best historical horror and messed-up period movies into competing four-film festivals. Unfortunately, our grasp of history may be the scariest thing here.
Griffey, Heath, Sam and Sophi... more
Today Griffey and Dandino launch October Halloween Season by returning to the start of one of our favorite franchises, Hell House LLC. They unpack how the movie masterfully achieves more with less, the shockingly haunting scare moments, and the beaut... more
Today Griffey and Dandino seek hot, sweaty revenge down under in Razorback! They discuss the legendary Russell Mulcahy's maximum effort approach to film making, the absolutely gorgeous landscapes captured by the film's cinematography, and the use of ... more
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I don’t always agree with their ratings and they don’t always agree with each other but I always appreciate their thoughts. And they’re typically the first pod in my feed with reviews of new releases.
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I'm sorry Griffey but you're straight up jealous of Curry Barker. I totally understand but hating on the content doesn't make your stories sound any more interesting.
Just don’t talk politics. You guys sound ridiculous. No one wants to listen to a movie podcast and have someone integrate their useless political opinions into it.
Why can’t people just review movies without making everything political?
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A high-energy film discussion show that leans into bold, unapologetic takes on genre cinema, with a focus on outrageous, offbeat, and often extreme horror and cult titles. Regular hosts trade rapid-fire opinions, mix deep analysis with playful banter, and invite guests who bring insider industry perspective—from makeup effects to iconic horror characters and indie auteurs. Episodes frequently explore production quirks, practical effects, and the cultural ecosystems around genre films, making it a magnet for listeners who crave thoughtful critique served with humor and fellow cinephile camaraderie. Notable strengths include a distinctive conversational chemistry, willingness to tackle controversial topics, and a track record of deep-dives in... more
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Recent guests on Messed Up Movies include:
1. Sam Hunter
2. Costa Dillon
3. Brian Penikas
4. Jonathan Breck
5. Heather Langenkamp
6. Kane Hodder
7. Jen Soska
8. Sylvia Soska
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