Sitting In The Dark
Scream in a Box!
Tommy takes the crew on a journey through constrained spaces with three films that don’t offer much room to run!
July 26, 2024
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Tommy takes the crew on a journey through constrained spaces with three films that don’t offer much room to run!
Podcast impresario Pete Wright joins as the table again, as we discuss the best books that have yet to be adapted. Then we venture into the woods to create an eco-thriller.
Kyle leads the crew on a journey of alien discovery in a trio of films dedicated to alien-fighting Brits!
You’ll never look at birds… or malls, mansions and wedding games… in the same light again. Listen now… if you dare! Just keep some spare ammo and a med pack handy just in case. It’s survival horror on Sitting in the Dark.
Tommy is in the big chair leading us on a journey of discovery that leads… nowhere. That’s right, what do you get when you are forced to reckon the horrors of miscommunication? It’s nothing good… that’s what. The Mothman Prophecies, Dark Skies, and Midsommar are all on deck this week!
Matthew joins TruStory FM’s The Film Board to probe Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two’s themes of destiny, faith, and the weight of power in Herbert’s epic sci-fi universe.
Long-lost Kyle Olson is back and he leads us on a journey to the deep looking at the monsters that plague deep-sea miners everywhere!
House on Haunted Hill and House of Wax are classics of the Vincent Price collection. But what happens when they’re given the 90s remake treatment? We’re talking about the Hill ’99 and Wax ’05 with Pete, Ray, and Tommy this month!
On this episode of Sitting in the Dark, host Tommy Metz III is joined by Pete Wright and Andy Nelson for an exploration of found footage and epistolary films. As Tommy explains, the goal is to examine how certain horror movies have upheld the literary epistolary tradition on screen through the use of found footage techniques.
This month, our fine teacher Ray DeLancey and his sidekicks Pete Wright and Tommy Metz III dive headfirst into the hairy world of werewolves in film.