We've got a jam-packed month of movies coming our way in November, and Tim is joined by Cameron and Brian in a long fight to talk about as many of them as we possibly can, from Oscarbait to trashy children's movies. Before the main event, Brian catches up with the video animation Aztec Batman, while Tim has been tasked by Patreon supporter emob to watch the absolutely wild Italian horror movie Amok Train AKA Beyond the Door III AKA Amok Train: Fahrts in Nichts AKA... well, it's an Italian film, so AKA a lot of things. Cameron has taken up the slack of watching a big new release, looking at a quasi-documentary that calls into question the basics of documentary form and meaning-making with deadpan cringe comedy. No, the other one, John Wilson's The History of Concrete.

Tim and Brennan kick off a unit on horror movies adapted from comic books with the urtext of modern superhero movies, 1998's BLADE!

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Happy early Halloween from Alternate Ending! This week's episode finds Gavin and Caleb using the long, long-delayed release of the uncut version of Ken Russell's The Devils, a controversial masterpiece about a witch panic, to take a deep dive into cinematic depictions of witches: what defines a witch, why are so many of the best witches in non-horror, and how far we can go in trying to fit non-witches into a witch-shaped box. With both Tim and Brennan distracted by other spooky season obligations, Gavin and Caleb welcome Dan Stalcup and Brian Terrill, co-hosts of The Goods: A Film Podcast. Thanks to Dan and Brian for swinging by, and welcome to the Alternate Ending extended family! To kick off the episode, Caleb brings the new Korean genre-bender Hope to the movie roundtable, while Dan checks out the recent The Rivals of Amziah King. Brian goes back to 1947 for the original Nightmare Alley, and Gavin wraps the roundtable by sputting wrathfully about the divisive new flop Digger.