
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 | 900 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & Film | |||

This week Griffey and Dandino get hitched and carried across the threshold of a ghost filled nightmare in Del Toro's Crimson Peak. They discuss the film's beautiful if not hollow at times aesthetics, the sparse use of ghost as a metaphor for the past... more
This week on New Movie Monday, our review of the Godzilla Minus One sequel turns into a heated debate about what makes a great monster movie.
Heath and Griffey make the case for a blockbuster that delivers enormous spectacle without losing sight of... more
Scream. From Dusk Till Dawn. Fargo. Trainspotting. Thirty years later, 1996 is still a monster year for messed-up movies. This week, we're drafting our favorites from a lineup stacked with horror classics, twisted thrillers, dark comedies, and video-... more
Today Griffey and Dandino drift into a Kaiju Battle Royale in Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim. They lift the hood on the movie's embrace of Saturday Morning Energy, the incredible designs of the Robotic Jagers and Monstrous Kaijus, and the film's bi... 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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Opinionated, conversational film discussions center on horror, cult favorites, indie cinema and movies that are unsettling, outrageous or simply hard to forget. Regular hosts Griffey, Heath and Sam bring contrasting reactions to reviews, while draft episodes turn themes such as psychological horror, Halloween viewing and disturbing movie parents into playful group debates. The conversations balance close attention to plot, performances, pacing, effects and filmmaking choices with jokes, personal memories and candid disagreements. Coverage ranges from familiar genre landmarks and franchises to newer releases and less conventional films, with particular enthusiasm for horror's more extreme and off-kilter corners. The appeal is the mix of cine... more
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Recent guests on Messed Up Movies include:
1. Brodie Cain
2. Sam Price
3. Alex Dandino
4. Sam Hunter
5. Costa Dillon
6. Brian Penikas
7. Jonathan Breck
8. Heather Langenkamp
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