Movie Review - Polite Society

This week on End Credits, we have wedding bell blues. Well, not us necessarily, but the heroines of this week’s film do. In this episode, we watch a movie that takes us to one of those most ordinary of summer activities, going to a wedding. We’re watching Polite Society, a hit from this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Also, we’ve got another Indiana Jones to talk about.

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Movie Review - Celebrating 300 Episodes of End Credits Radio!

This week on End Credits, we have cause for celebration. Some how, we’ve now cranked out 300 episodes of this local movie show for local movie fans, and on this distinguished occasion, we’re giving our listeners the present. Congratulations, you are about to listen to the biggest draft any movie show has ever done as we look back at some of our greatest hits!

This Wednesday, June 7, at 3 pm, Adam A. Donaldson, Candice Lepage, Peter Salmon and Tim Phillips will discuss:

300! Is this is madness? No, this is the 300th episode of the show! It was six years ago this week that we sat down and produced episode one of End Credits. It wasn’t the first movie show ever produced, but it was the Guelphiest, and to mark 299 episodes completed so far, we’re this week joined by the entire panel for the End Credits 300th Episode Draft! From the some 280-plus reviews done on this show, the cast will each draw five movies from five different categories that represent some of our best memories. This. Is. SPAR-TA!!!

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Movie Review - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3

This week on End Credits, we head into the beautiful and forever sky. No, we’re not dying, but we are going back to space with the latest edition of the Guardians of the Galaxy, who are now up to Volume 3. Along with that, we will talk about remakes, which despite what you heard are not always terrible. All this as we take one last ride before getting to 300 episodes!

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Movie Review - Are You There God? It's Me Margaret.

This week on End Credits, we grow up. Not that this is an immature enterprise, but there are some serious big-time adult issues that we have to discuss about the entertainment business, and then the movie of the week is also about growing up. We’re reviewing Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret. and we’re also going to talk about Hollywood’s present labour strife.

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Movie Review - Renfiled

This week on End Credits, we want to suck… [turns page] Your blood! Who doesn’t love a good vampire movie, especially when the story is centred around the greatest and most famous vampire of all time. So on this episode, we’re going to talk about Dracula’s latest in the horror-comedy Renfield, and also talk about some of Dracula’s greatest hits!

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Movie Review - Scream VI

This week on End Credits, we catch up with old friends, and newer old friends. We had to wait a whole year, but we finally get a new entry in the retooled Scream franchise, which means we’re heading to New York (via Montreal) for Scream VI. And sticking to the horror realm, we’re going to play a game and dive deep into horror’s golden age in the 1980s.

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Movie Review - Cocaine Bear

This week on End Credits, we’re just saying “yes” to drugs. Well, we’re saying “yes” to movies about animals doing drugs and then attacking people. If you’re unsure based on this complete lack of subtlety, we’re reviewing Cocaine Bear, which may end up one day being a cult classic, but in case it doesn’t, we’ll suggest a few other movies that are already classics.

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Movie Review: Knock At The Cabin

This week on End Credits, we’re back at the end of the world. Again. Our tour guide is M. Night Shyamalan, a man with many hits and many misses and not much in between. So is Knock at the Cabin one of the hits or is one of the misses? We will make that determination, and we will also talk about other entries from the Shyamalan canon that definitely qualify as hits.

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Movie Review: The Menu

This week on End Credits, it’s time to eat! Although our show plays at mid-afternoon every Wednesday, perhaps you might enjoy a small snack while you listen because, this week, we’re going to make you hungry. Along with our review, which is about The Menu now streaming on Disney+, we will talk about some food-based movies to tease the palette.

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Movie Review: Best of 2022

This week on End Credits, we come to the end… of the year! That was a close one, but so was the race to the number one spot in our 2022 Top 5 lists. Yes, since it is the last show of 2022, we will all be joining you this week to talk about our picks of the best films of the year, why they’re the best, and why you should be checking them out over the new year!

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Podcast Appearance: 13 PODS of Horror - Black Christmas (all of them)

If you know me at all you know that Black Christmas 1974 is my favourite horror movie, my favourite Christmas movie and my favourite Canadian movie. So when my friend Troy Bowman asked if I wanted to join him for a conversation about the movie, and the two remakes, I jumped at the chance.

Greetings and welcome to the second episode of 13 PODS Of Horror where this month we will be exploring the creation known as Black Christmas from 1974 and a bunch of it's prodigy, Black X-Mas from 2006 and Black Christmas from 2019

Also joining us as a guest host, Candice Lepage spends some time with us as we discuss all 3 versions.

Be forewarned that there are SPOILERS ahead!

Time Code
Intro (0:40)
Black Christmas '74(19:42)
Black X-Mas '06(30:34)
Black Christmas '19(43:26)
Conversation with Candice Lepage(1:29:30)
Outro (1:32:59)

Movie Review: Spirited

This week on End Credits we’re haunted. The spectre of death casts a long shadow on this week’s show even as we review another Christmas movie, but since it’s the end of the year, we have to start taking stock. So we kick off the show with a remembrance of some of the people who aren’t with us anymore, and then we get right into Christmas with a review of Spirited on AppleTV+.

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Movie Review: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

This week on End Credits, we get excited to remember. The long anticipated sequel to Black Panther arrives in theatres, and it carries with it a hint of sadness because of the death of its star. While a new Panther arises in Wakanda Forever, we will first talk about some of the latest film news that has gotten chins wagging recently around streaming issues and Oscar buzz.

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Podcast Appearance: Masochist Movie Club on Halloween III: Season of the Witch

 I had to show up on the Masochist Movie Club this Halloween season to defend the campy beauty that is Season of the Witch, the Halloween movie that famously does not include Michael Myers.

We are back just in time for Halloween. This time around, Jasen picks the movie and he picked the movie in the title. It is an interesting Sci-Fi thriller that has nothing to do with the rest of the franchise.

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Movie Review: Halloween Ends

This week on End Credits, this is Halloween! In our inevitable Halloween Week show, we will have the inevitable review as we follow up our shows about Halloween, and Halloween Kills with Halloween Ends. And since one good horror franchise deserves another, or all of them (?), we will finally, and scientifically, determine which horror franchise stands above all the others.

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Movie Review: Pearl

This week on End Credits, it’s the Mia Goth appreciation hour. Almost. We are going to talk about the latest entry in Ti West’s unexpected horror trilogy about fame, sex, and sociopathy in Texas. and it’s called Pearl. And since we’re talking about one prequel as the main review of this week’s show, we’re going to make a point and talk about other prequels to kick things off.

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Movie Review: Glorious

This week on End Credits it’s about to get spooky. Yes, we’re about half-a-month early when it comes to the official start of Halloween season, but we’re jumping the proverbial gun with a little end of summer tribute to horror and scary things. We’re talking about some of our favourite (recent) scary movies, and then we will see if Glorious is worthy of that list.

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Movie Review: X

This week on End Credits, we’re doing one last show before a summer vacation*. Yes, it’s summer, and that means it’s a time for rock concerts and road trips, and by sheer coincidence, that’s what this week’s show is about. In a rare double review, we will talk about the new Netflix doc about Woodstock ’99 and the best homage to Texas Chainsaw Massacre you’ll ever see!

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Movie Review: Thor: Love and Thunder

This week on End Credits we summon the lightening! We’re back, and so is the God of Thunder for our first deep dive into a Marvel movie in literally years. Yes, we’re reviewing Thor: Love and Thunder on this week’s show, and since we’re going back into the Marvel Universe, we’ll spend the first part of our show talking about our thoughts about the MCU’s future.

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Movie Review: Everything, Everywhere, All At Once

This week on End Credits, we recognize that this is only one version of the show. In the unlimited spectrum of the multiverse, we may have reviewed Everything Everywhere All at Once already, or we may not have reviewed it at all. But we did review it this week, and along with that, we will take a look at other movies dealing with multiple realities.

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