Seven films. Two Short Kings. Absolutely nobody reading the Latin out loud.

We’re closing out October with forbidden books, mysterious puzzle boxes, dangerous magic, and some very questionable parenting decisions. This month’s Four for Friday takes Jason and Scott into the occult—and Scott is extremely ready for horror month to be over.

From the nightmare of raising Damien to Clive Barker’s twisted imagination, John Carpenter’s creeping dread, and the woods that changed horror forever, we revisit seven films worth turning the lights down for:

• The Omen (1976)
• Lord of Illusions (1995)
• Prince of Darkness (1987)
• The Witch (2015)
• Hellraiser (1987)
• The Pale Blue Eye (2022)
• The Blair Witch Project (1999)

Along the way: unforgettable scores, practical effects, growing up around Salem, stories that still give us the creeps, and the eternal question of whether you should ever open that box.

A quick production note: A recording issue cost us the end of this episode, including our discussion of The Ninth Gate and our full sign-off. You’ll hear us promise eight films, but seven made it into the finished episode. Thanks for bearing with us—and consider this our missing goodbye: thanks for spending another Friday with us. We’ll see you next week.

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Would you stop the apocalypse if it meant sacrificing your own child? Jason and Scott tackle that question—and Scott has a case for letting the end of the world play out.

It’s a peek at this week’s Four for Friday: The Occult, where each of the Short Kings brings four movies to the table.

The full episode arrives Friday!

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Mickey Rourke follows a missing-person case into a nightmare. Robert De Niro makes peeling an egg unsettling. Welcome to Angel Heart.

Jason and Scott rewind Alan Parker’s 1987 blend of detective noir and supernatural horror, starring Mickey Rourke, Robert De Niro, and Lisa Bonet.

We discuss:
• The performances, atmosphere, and imagery that make this mystery linger.
• The ratings-board battle over ten seconds of footage.
• Why knowing the ending changes the rewatch.
• Scott’s disastrous choice of bedtime viewing—and Jason’s objections to watching movies on a phone.
• More films to watch next, plus Jason’s unexpectedly awkward Keanu Reeves encounter.

Does Angel Heart get better once you know its secrets? Join the conversation.

⚠️ Spoilers: We discuss the film’s ending and major revelations.

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Your first time watching a movie… on your phone. Perfectly fine, or a crime against cinema? 📱

Scott’s late-night Angel Heart viewing sparks a lecture from Jason about watching films on a bigger screen—and Scott presents his credentials as a phone cinephile.

Film snob or fair point? Pick a side.

This Trailer Tuesday preview comes from Episode 18: Angel Heart (1987). Join Jason and Scott for the full rewind this Friday, October 23.

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🍖 You are who you eat. And in Ravenous (1999), that's a whole lot more than a figure of speech.

This week on Friday Night Rewind, Jason (SKJ) and Scott (SKS) sink their teeth into one of the most bizarre, deliciously twisted, and criminally underrated horror films of the '90s!

Starring Guy Pearce and Robert Carlyle, Ravenous takes us to a remote military outpost in the 1840s, where a mysterious stranger, a chilling legend, and an appetite for human flesh turn an already strange situation into an absolute nightmare.

Part horror, part Western, part pitch-black comedy, Ravenous is a movie that refuses to fit neatly into any genre. With its unforgettable performances, wildly unconventional soundtrack, and wicked sense of humor, it's a cult favorite that deserves a much bigger audience.

So pull up a chair, bring your appetite, and join the Two Short Kings for a feast of movie conversation.

Just maybe don't ask what's for dinner. 🩸🍽️

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Apparently, eating people gives you superhuman strength. 💪💀

Scott would rather leave the dinner party. Jason might BE the reason everyone needs to leave. 🍽️😂

This week on Friday Night Rewind, we're sinking our teeth into RAVENOUS (1999), the gloriously twisted horror-comedy starring Guy Pearce and Robert Carlyle.

🎬 The full Episode 17 drops Friday, October 16!

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Sleep all day. Party all night. Never grow old. Never die.

This week, Jason and Scott head to Santa Carla for The Lost Boys (1987) — Joel Schumacher’s endlessly stylish collision of vampires, comedy, horror, killer music, and pure ’80s energy.

Jason revisits a movie that meant a lot to him growing up, Scott confronts a genre that has never exactly been his comfort zone, and the Short Kings tackle the important question:

Is The Lost Boys basically The Goonies… with fangs?

Plus, we get into the cast, the soundtrack, the style, the scares, and why The Lost Boys still feels unlike just about any other vampire movie.

What do you think: The Lost Boys or The Goonies? And where does The Lost Boys rank among the great vampire movies?

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More movies, nostalgia, and questionable opinions.

The Lost Boys or The Goonies? You HAVE to pick one.

Jason is Team Lost Boys. Scott is Team Goonies. But maybe the better question isn’t which movie is better — which one meant more to you?

🎬 The full Lost Boys episode drops Friday!

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