Deep Cuts: The Game

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff Penn and Alex Young welcome filmmaker Stefan van de Graaff and composer Michael Whittle for a fascinating conversation about the art of independent filmmaking and the creative partnership between director and composer.Stefan discusses his feature film Simmer, sharing stories from its production and the journey of bringing the project to audiences. He also gives us a glimpse into his upcoming film, One of Us, and what excites him most about the road ahead. Michael joins the conversation to talk about composing for film, creating emotional impact through music, and collaborating with filmmakers to help shape a story's identity.Then the competition begins as Stefan and Michael step into the game, tackling movie trivia, unexpected connections, and a few challenges that put their film knowledge to the test.It's another fun mix of filmmaking stories, behind-the-scenes insights, and movie mayhem on Deep Cuts: The Game.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff and Alex sit down with director Brian Skiba for a conversation about the art of making movies quickly without sacrificing quality. Brian shares stories from behind the camera, discusses working with stars like Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, and Heather Graham, and offers a fascinating look at the challenges and rewards of modern independent filmmaking.After talking shop, it's time for the game. This week's films take us on a wild ride through three very different worlds: a foul-mouthed, fourth-wall-breaking mercenary with a healing factor and a knack for chaos; a band of determined teenagers standing against an invading force on American soil; and a brutal battle for power, identity, and survival in the streets of nineteenth-century New York.It's another fun-filled episode packed with movie knowledge, behind-the-scenes stories, laughs, and a few surprises along the way.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Alex Young welcomes special guests Darren Oliver and television writer Rob Sheridan for a fast-paced battle of movie knowledge, questionable strategy, and unexpected connections.From family chaos to unforgettable laughs and a story that feels like it's stuck on repeat, this week's lineup spans multiple decades and genres, giving our players plenty of opportunities to shine—or spectacularly crash and burn. Along the way, the conversation drifts into behind-the-scenes television stories, favorite cinematic moments, and the kind of tangents that make Deep Cuts feel like hanging out with friends.Will experience triumph over enthusiasm? Will anyone actually remember the rules? And who will emerge victorious when the final scores are tallied?Tune in and find out.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Alex Young returns to the co-host chair as we’re joined by Amanda Jane Stern and Peter Dunne, creator of the hit horror fiction podcast Petrified. Together we dive into a trio of wildly different horror films — from dark comedy and supernatural chaos to Halloween-night anthology chills.Along the way we talk practical effects, ghostly mayhem, horror comfort movies, and why some spooky season favourites never lose their magic. Plus, Peter shares stories from building Petrified into one of the most beloved horror podcasts around, while Amanda brings sharp insights and plenty of laughs to the chaos.It’s creepy, funny, weird, and exactly the kind of horror conversation we love around here.

Film critic meets movie game.This week, Jeff Penn and Alex Young welcome Barry Hertz, Chief Film Critic and Film Editor at The Globe and Mail, along with returning player Sandra Byles, for an episode packed with movie talk, laughs, and some surprisingly challenging connections.Barry shares stories from years spent reviewing films, interviewing Hollywood talent, and covering the industry from festival premieres to blockbuster spectacles. Then it's time for The Game, where our guests must navigate a high-octane trilogy of films filled with impossible stunts, family bonds, and enough horsepower to make a critic sweat.Can a professional film critic outplay the competition? Will Sandra continue her winning ways? And can Alex avoid driving the conversation off a cliff?Buckle up for another fun ride through movie history on Deep Cuts: The Game. 🎬🏁#DeepCutsTheGame #MoviePodcast #BarryHertz #FilmCritic #MovieTrivia #Podcast #Cinema #TheGame

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff and co-host Alex Young are joined by Seth from the Movie Friends Podcast and Steve from the Creemore Film Festival for a conversation packed with movie passion, festival stories, and pure film nerd energy.The gang dives into Canadian cinema, the magic of discovering movies with an audience, and why some films simply hit harder when experienced together. From packed theatres and crowd reactions to unforgettable action, sci-fi chaos, and larger-than-life adventures, this episode is a celebration of the shared movie experience and the kinds of films that bring people together.Funny, nostalgic, and full of deep-cut detours, this one feels like hanging out with friends after a late-night screening — exactly the way movies were meant to be enjoyed.

Back from a whirlwind two-week adventure through Italy, the Deep Cuts crew is jet-lagged, pasta-fueled, and ready to dive into an unforgettable conversation with Dan Fogler alongside co-hosts Alex Young and returning guest Jessica Taylor.From cult comedy chaos to magical blockbuster adventures and nostalgic coming-of-age laughs, the gang explores some of Dan’s most beloved roles while also digging into his lifelong passion for sci-fi, fantasy, comic books, and a galaxy far, far away. Expect stories from behind the scenes, deep nerd discussions, plenty of laughs, and the kind of movie-loving energy only Deep Cuts can deliver.It’s fandom, filmmaking, collectibles, conventions, and cinematic comfort food all rolled into one wildly fun episode.#starwars #danfogler #gameofthrones #harrypotter

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This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, we’re joined by the one and only W. Earl Brown—actor, writer, and one of those “that guy” legends whose face you know and whose performances you definitely remember.Right out of the gate, the conversation turns into a spirited debate about whether Earl deserves a spot on the Deep Cuts Mount Rushmore, and honestly, the case makes itself. From there, we dig into his journey breaking into the business, the winding road that led to some unforgettable roles, and the near-misses that could’ve changed everything.Of course, no conversation with Earl would be complete without spending time in the gritty, poetic world of Deadwood, as he shares stories and reflections from one of television’s most iconic series.Then it’s game time. Earl joins the crew to break down a trio of films spanning horror, outrageous comedy, and sports drama bringing sharp insight, great stories, and a few surprises along the way.It’s a fun, candid, and wide-ranging episode with a true character actor in every sense of the word.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, we’re turning the dial way up with a guest whose career thrives on bold ideas and a love of the unexpected—director Josh Forbes joins us in the hot seat. From directing inventive, high-energy music videos for artists like Walk Off the Moon, Carly Rae Jepsen, and The Offspring, to diving into the world of feature filmmaking with the gonzo horror-comedy Destroy All Neighbors and his documentary work exploring the legacy of Gallagher, Josh brings a wildly eclectic perspective and a deep passion for storytelling in all its forms.Together, we dig into a trio of films packed with absurd comedy, mystical adventure, and swashbuckling romance—three unforgettable picks that twist genres, break rules, and have earned their place as beloved cult classics.Expect behind-the-scenes stories, creative deep dives, and the kind of chaotic, passionate movie conversation that only Deep Cuts: The Game can deliver. It’s weird, it’s wonderful… and it’s exactly why we love the movies.

On this episode of Deep Cuts: The Game, we’re joined by actor Matt Keeslar, along with returning champion Alex Young and special guest Shea Kelly, host of the FilmWar! podcast.Matt has one of the most fascinating career journeys in Hollywood, stepping away from acting at the height of his career to pursue a completely different path in medicine. He shares stories about life on set, what led him to walk away from the industry, and what it’s like building a second career helping people in a whole new way.Along the way, we dig into the worlds of late-90s indie cool, campy cult beach chaos, and the beautifully strange art school scene as our players try to connect the dots between three very different films.It’s a conversation about unexpected life turns, behind-the-scenes Hollywood stories, and of course the kind of deep cut movie trivia that makes this game so much fun.Grab your headphones and see if you can solve the connections before our guests do.

On this episode of Deep Cuts: The Game, we’ve got a really fun lineup for you. Joining us is actor Jason London, a guy whose career includes one of the most beloved coming-of-age hangout movies of the ‘90s — the kind of film where cruising around on a summer night somehow feels like the most important thing in the world.Also stepping up to the mic is my co-host as always, Alex Young, who will once again attempt to prove that years of watching movies somehow counts as research.And we’ve got a special guest this time around — a good friend of mine going all the way back to high school, Mel Gough. Mel’s joining us to take a crack at the game and see if friendship gives her any advantage… or if we’re about to learn that knowing me for decades actually hurts your chances.The movies we’re connecting today take us from laid-back teenage nights and unforgettable characters… to a road trip with some fabulous travelers discovering themselves along the way… and finally to a high-energy journey fueled by skateboards, road trips, and the kind of chaos that only happens when you pile a bunch of friends into a van and point it toward adventure.So buckle up — it’s nostalgia, road trips, great performances, and hopefully some very questionable guesses.Let’s play Deep Cuts: The Game.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, we’re joined by a true scene-stealer whose career spans cult classics, iconic ensembles, and unforgettable moments you definitely remember—even if you didn’t realize it at the time.Our guest, John Philbin, drops in to revisit three films from his own filmography—each wildly different in tone, but all packed with deep-cut gold. From adrenaline-fueled action to dusty, larger-than-life drama to something a little more off the beaten path, these picks give us the perfect playground to dig into the faces, names, and “that guy!” performances that make these movies tick.Joining the conversation are Sarah Hanlon—social media reporter, Big Brother Canada winner, and all-around pop culture powerhouse—and co-host Alex Young, both bringing sharp eyes and deep-cut instincts as we break down stacked casts, surprising connections, and the kinds of roles that linger long after the credits roll.It’s a celebration of character actors, behind-the-scenes stories, and the moments that almost steal the movie… sometimes from right under our guest’s nose.

The Oscars are right around the corner, so Deep Cuts: The Game is going prestige! 🎬🏆 Jeff and co-host Alex Young welcome back two returning champions—Eric Marchen and Sandra Byles—for a special episode celebrating the year’s biggest films… but through the smallest roles.All three movies in this episode are nominees for Best Picture, and the competition is just as fierce behind the microphone as it is at the Academy Awards. Our players dig deep into the casts of these awards-season heavyweights, hunting for those blink-and-you-miss-them actors who quietly connect Hollywood in the most surprising ways.Will experience give the returning champs the edge? Can Alex defend his home turf? And will Jeff manage to keep the chaos under control before Oscar night?If you love movies, trivia, and discovering the hidden connections inside the year’s most celebrated films, this episode is your perfect pre-Oscars warm-up. #MovieTrivia #FilmPodcast #Oscars #AwardsSeason #FilmFans #PodcastGames

What happens when the Final Girls flip the script?This week, Alex is joined by special guests Sarah Spurlock Hill and Kellie Nicole Hill from the Final Girls Podcast for a wickedly fun Reverse Final Girls episode of Deep Cuts: The Game. Instead of surviving the danger… the women are the danger.Inspired by a trio of iconic thrillers where obsession, manipulation, and revenge take center stage, the crew digs into the unforgettable supporting players hiding just beneath the surface. From suspicious coworkers and loyal best friends to unlucky lovers and quietly scene-stealing character actors, we shine a light on the deep cuts that help turn these chilling stories into classics.Along the way, Sarah and Kellie bring their horror expertise, Alex tries to keep the chaos contained, and Jeff hosts a game where knowing your character actors might just save your life… or at least win you the round.Sharp, suspenseful, and a little bit dangerous—this episode proves that sometimes the most unforgettable villains are the ones you never see coming.So pour a drink, lock the doors, and remember: someone’s always watching… and someone’s always listening.

Returning champions Galen Howard and Erik Gratton step back into the game this week, proving once again that in Hollywood — and on Deep Cuts: The Game — survival depends on knowing who’s really pulling the strings behind the scenes.This episode dives deep into stories of paranoia, ambition, artistic desperation, and the dangerous cost of success in the entertainment industry. From desperate creatives chasing validation to powerful insiders quietly shaping careers from the shadows, the conversation explores the thin line between genius and collapse… and what happens when the system starts listening back.Along the way, Galen and Erik bring sharp strategy, wild connections, and returning-champ confidence as they battle through another round of film trivia, industry deep dives, and unexpected cinematic links. Expect conspiracy theories, studio nightmares, surveillance anxiety, and plenty of laughs as the game uncovers the hidden players behind some of cinema’s most unsettling behind-the-curtain stories.Lights on. Phones tapped. Careers hanging in the balance.Play along and see if you can keep up.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff and Alex are joined by Annapurna Sriram to talk about her film Fucktoys — how it came together, the choices behind its look and tone, and what inspired her as a filmmaker. She shares what it’s like building something bold and personal from the ground up.We’re also joined by Demi Adejuyigbe, who jumps into the game and brings plenty of sharp humor along the way.The movies in this week’s lineup include:A young royal struggling with fame and pressureA teen figuring out who she is in a very colorful worldA couple whose crime spree turns into a media circusIt’s a fun conversation about big creative swings, strong visual styles, and movies that sparked debate.

Dream a Little Deep Cut is a full-on love letter to the wild, weird, and wonderful spirit of 1980s movies. Alex and returning Deep Cuts player Julia Marchese are joined by actor Matt Adler for a lively dive into a trio of unforgettable films, each very different.Matt brings firsthand insight into what it was really like working in Hollywood during the ’80s, sharing stories about the scene, the energy, and the anything-goes creativity that defined the decade. From dreamy teen fantasy to sharp-edged sketch comedy to big-scale spectacle, the conversation bounces between behind-the-scenes memories, career reflections, and plenty of nostalgic deep cuts.It’s funny, honest, and packed with context you won’t get from a standard movie recap—exactly what Deep Cuts: The Game does best. If you love ’80s cinema, Hollywood history, and stories from someone who lived it, this episode is a must-listen.

What do you serve when your guest list includes movie buffs, TV obsessives, and one very hungry group of friends? You draft the greatest food moments from movies and television, of course.This episode turns into a full-on fantasy feast as Instagram personality Neighbour Becci joins NickFlix and Alex Young for a no-holds-barred food draft. The goal? Build the ultimate spread to impress friends at a totally make-believe party inspired by iconic on-screen eats.From questionable choices to inspired picks (and a few heated debates along the way), this one is packed with pop-culture cravings, nostalgia overload, and the kind of chaos only a Deep Cuts draft can deliver. Come hungry—this episode might ruin your grocery list forever.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, we’re joined by actor Jamison Newlander alongside co-host Alex Young and returning player Sam Berry for a wildly fun round that jumps across decades, genres, and tones. From a cult ’80s classic soaked in neon and attitude, to a gooey studio remake that scarred a generation, to a brutally intense modern western that does not pull its punches—this lineup keeps everyone on their toes.As always, the challenge is simple: dig deep, go obscure, and rack up points by pulling the most unexpected actors from each film. There’s plenty of laughter, surprising pulls, and a few moments where things get…dark!The deeper the cut, the better the game.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff Penn is joined by co-host Alex Young, returning champion Brantley Palmer, and special guest Dean Cameron—a true ’80s comedy icon with a résumé that screams cult classic cool.The game pulls from three very different cinematic worlds: one rowdy classroom comedy that defined a generation of slacker students, one sun-soaked mall hangout that perfectly captured teen life in Southern California, and one sharply written indie debut that follows a group of post-college friends stuck between big dreams and bigger indecision.Expect deep dives into character actors, “oh yeah, that guy!” moments, and plenty of laughs as the players dig for the deepest cuts they can find. Things may get competitive, Alex may get distracted, and Dean brings some firsthand insight from inside one of the most beloved comedies of the era.Class is in session, the mall is calling, and adulthood can wait—press play and see who earns the points.

This week, we’re joined by actor Corin Nemec, a true child-of-the-’80s screen icon whose career connects some of the most beloved coming-of-age stories ever put on film. Before saving galaxies and outsmarting authority figures with a trademark grin, he was part of a generation of young performers who helped define adventure, friendship, and growing up on screen.We chat about early career moments, behind-the-scenes memories, and how those formative roles shaped a long and varied run in film and television. Along the way, we touch on his time outwitting adults in a cult-favorite teen sitcom, stepping into sci-fi history through a certain interstellar franchise, and appearing on classic television alongside one of the most recognizable kids of the era.Then it’s game time. Corin jumps into Deep Cuts: The Game, where the clues revolve around three iconic stories about dreams, discovery, and the bonds of youth. Expect deep-cut actors, wild memory pulls, and plenty of nostalgic detours as we see just how far back everyone’s movie memory really goes.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Alex Young, Darren Oliver, and Dan Riskin join the fun as we celebrate one very specific brand of seasonal mayhem—missed connections, questionable family vacations, and the kind of vacation plans that never go as expected.From iconic winter mishaps to endlessly quotable moments and unforgettable supporting players, the crew dives into three beloved holiday classics connected by one legendary presence. Along the way, they unpack why these stories still hit, which scenes live rent-free in our heads, and how one actor managed to define holiday frustration, heart, and humor all at once.It’s loud, it’s heartfelt, it’s deeply nostalgic—and no one will ever believe you if you say you watched these without laughing.Grab some eggnog, brace yourself for the chaos, and press play.

This week, Jeff is joined by co-host Alex Young, returning wildcard Sam Berry, and the unstoppable Swiss-Army-human Dave Hill. Together, they plunge headfirst into a trio of music-soaked cinematic worlds—one mockumentary that goes to eleven, one coming-of-age rock odyssey on the road with legends, and one devilishly epic quest for the ultimate riff.Expect questionable band names, chaotic tour stories, and enough deep-cut trivia to melt an amp. Tune in for laughs, surprises, and a showdown that proves rock and roll truly never dies… it just gets weirder.

This week, we’re shaking things up at the table! Alex slides into the host’s chair while Jeff jumps into the hot seat to battle it out against returning champs Craig Smeaton and actor Abe Goldfarb.Get ready for a trio of films filled with musical mayhem, Broadway energy, magical mischief, and one very modern spin on a classic story. And of course, we’re spotlighting the deep-cut performers who make these worlds sing — the character actors, scene-stealers, puppet-masters, and comedy ninjas you might’ve forgotten you loved.Expect chaos, karaoke-level commitment, and maybe even a little fairytale shade as Alex puts this week’s players through the wringer. Tune in — this one’s a showstopper.

This week, Jeff and co-host Alex Young are joined by actor William McNamara (star of Copy Cat, Stealing Home and Chasers) and filmmaker Amanda Jane Stern (Perfectly Good Moment)for a deep dive into cinematic stories that balance heart, rebellion, and redemption. From bittersweet nostalgia to chaotic camaraderie. Join us for a conversation that shines a light on the faces you know—but might not fully know. From breakout performances that defined a generation to scene-stealing turns that flew under the radar, this episode digs into the craft, the chaos, and the quiet brilliance of the deep cut actors who brought these stories to life. William McNamara: williammcnamara108 Amanada Jane Stern: amandajanestern

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff and Alex welcome Tim and Tommy from Haven’t Scene It Yet for a wild ride through three films that bend reality, defy gravity, and redefine what it means to be a hero. From a moody supernatural thriller to a surf-fueled crime saga, and finally a soaring return to one of cinema’s most iconic capes — the panel dives deep into the worlds, performances, and hidden gems that make these movies unforgettable. Expect sharp takes, big laughs, and maybe even a few existential questions along the way.

Jeff and co-host Alex Young are back with returning player Jess Taylor and special guest Galen Howard, a versatile character actor who’s popped up in everything from indie gems to cult favourites. This round dives deep into tales of ambition, art, and the absurd, from the chaotic world of Hollywood dreamers to the strange intersections of creativity and fame. Expect laughs, left turns, and plenty of behind-the-scenes surprises as the panel battles it out to uncover the deepest cuts.galenhoward

Season 2, Episode 38 of Deep Cuts: The Game brings together Alex Young, Nick Kroustis, and director Chris Nash for a wild, blood-soaked ride through a trio of outrageous, genre-bending comedies that mix chaos, creatures, and apocalyptic absurdity. It’s messy, it’s funny, and it’s definitely not for the faint of heart — just the way we like it.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff and co-host Alex Young are joined by friend of the show Sandra Byles and first-time guest Nick Schwartz — a writer with a résumé that spans both screen and stage. Together, they step into the dark corners of Hollywood where sequels get meta, hauntings hit the highway, and heads occasionally roll.From studio backlots to overlooked masterpieces, the gang navigates fame, fear, and a few psychic connections — all while keeping an axe handy, just in case.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff and co-host Alex Young are joined by friend of the show Jigar Tilati and beloved Canadian actor Don Lake. From his early days working alongside sketch comedy legends to his wide-ranging career in film and television, Don shares stories, laughs, and behind-the-scenes moments you won’t want to miss.We dive into a high-flying military spoof, a mockumentary about small-town performers chasing stardom, and a modern animated classic about a city where anyone can be anything. Tune in for a hilarious and heartfelt conversation that highlights one of Canada’s most versatile talents.donlakeofficial

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff and co-host Alex are joined by Nick from NickFlix and Shea from Filmwar for a battle of nostalgia, nightmares, and red balloons. The crew dives deep into three generations of terror — comparing casts, scares, and heart. Which version truly floats to the top? Tune in to find out who conquers the fear and who gets dragged into the sewers.

On this chilling new episode of Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff Penn and co-host Alex Young welcome filmmakers Brantley Palmer and Matt Braunsdorf for a spine-tingling roundtable. Together they dig into three unsettling tales of deception, paranoia, and deadly games. Packed with insights, laughs, and a few goosebumps, this episode is a must-listen for horror fans.

Jeff and co-host Alex Young welcome special guests Sam Berry and actor Erik Gratton for a round of twists, turns, and hidden motives. Together they dive into a cinematic world of locked-room mysteries, razor-sharp wit, and ensemble casts where every character could be hiding a secret. Expect plenty of playful deduction, surprise alliances, and a few laugh-out-loud moments as the panel navigates a series of puzzling plots and slippery suspects — all while trying to cut the deepest!Eric Gratton:Instagram

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, we welcome actor Keith Coogan to the show! From his breakout childhood roles to his enduring career in Hollywood, Keith brings incredible stories, sharp wit, and a genuine love of movies to our conversation. In the game, we put the spotlight on a high-energy ‘80s adventure, a stylish ‘90s drama about connection and class, and a martial arts classic that defined a generation. Tune in for a mix of behind-the-scenes tales, thoughtful insights, and plenty of laughs as Keith dives into the films that shaped his journey and ours.

On this episode of Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff is joined by co-host Alex Young and special guests Ned Raggett and Andy Martin for a cinematic deep dive filled with laughter, insights, and a few surprises. Together, they explore stories of dreamers chasing impossible visions, the struggles and triumphs of family, and the beauty found in flawed but passionate art.Ned (1) InstagramAndy(1) Instagram

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff Penn and co-host Alex Young are joined by the brilliant Jim Piddock, whose sharp wit and countless screen credits make him the perfect guest to test in our movie trivia arena. Also in the mix is Vanya Garraway from Toronto’s beloved Revue Cinema, ready to keep the game honest and maybe stir the pot. Together, they go head-to-head over outrageous rock ’n’ roll escapades, groovy spy shenanigans, and a battle of dueling magicians that will leave your head spinning. It’s clever cuts, quick laughs, and one of the most entertaining rounds yet!Jim Piddock | Actor • Writer • Producer • Author Vanya GarrawayInstagram

Filmmaker Derek Garrison and writer Maxwell Sheppard join Jeff Penn for a conversation about challenging audiences and pushing the boundaries of storytelling. Garrison discusses his latest film, Van Damned, before taking on a round of Deep Cuts: The Game featuring a trio of gritty crime sagas, stylized comic book noir, and darkly imaginative action thrillers.InstagramInstagram

This week, we are joined by previous guests Amanda Jane Stern (star of Perfectly Good Moment) and Brantley Palmer (Director of Everything to Entertain You). Who knows the deep cuts from this weeks three movies the best? And who will say the nicest things about Jeff's outro this week?InstagramInstagram

We surprise Alex with a former college classmate Eric Marchen as well as welcoming Misty Layne/Will these two film critics be able to use their movie knowledge to beat our resident ace? Will Alex's trip to Montreal inspire one of the worst outros by Jeff to date?Misty LayneCinemaSchminema | Misty Layne | SubstackEric MarchenInstagram

We talk, Lets Make a deal, Stephen King, Musicals, Ghosts and Demons in a jam packed episode of Deep Cuts.We are also joined by the multi-talented Julia Marchese as she goes head to head with Sam Berry and Alex in one of our highest scoring games of season 2.juliacmarchese | Twitter, Instagram, Facebook | Linktree

One third of Dissect that Film (Parker) joins us for Deep Cuts game that has a lot of bite. Can Alex or Crystal Overland match wits with our new friend? Or will his knowledge of these popular creature features be too much.

Join us as we deep cut some great "kids" movies from the s with Director and special effects master Steven Kostanski. We talk about his films Psycho Goreman, The Void, and Frankie Freako, all while trying to get the deepest cuts...and learn how not to rehab a bird in distress.Steven KostanskiSteven Kostanski - IMDbInstagramKostanski's Krypt | Fasten your freak belts | Patreon

Joined by old fiend and former champ Hilary Connaghan and new friend and film maker Stuart Valberg, the gang gets deep into three great films.With a little bit of something for everyone will Stuarts inside knowledge get him the crown or will Hilary continue her winning ways.Stuart Valberghttps://www.stuartvalberg.com/aboutInstagramDeep cuts: the GameInstagram

Film makers Stephen Parkhurst and Oriana Schwindt join us to play Deep Cuts but also discuss their new feature film Sight UnseenWill this power couple be able to beat Alex in a game he is oh so average in? Or will a last hail mary guess put Alex over the top? Yes that is a sports reference.Check them out at HOME | Sight Unseen horror filmInstagram

Back from a little mid season break, Jeff and Alex are joined by Ryan Barr one half of the History on Film Podcast. How will Ryan fair with out his co-host? How long will Alex talk about Kool-AidWhy does Jeff love the movie Mazes and Monsters so muchAll this and an awesome game of Deep Cuts can be found in this episode

It's our mid-season finale with Liam and Doug from Cinema Smorgasbord and the Cinepunx podcast groupIts a trio of movies from a duo of brothers. Play along on our final episode for a few weeks but don't worry there is plenty of Deep Cuts stuff coming in the next few weeks as well as some great shows lined up .

What happens when another movie podcast game show joins us for a game of Deep Cuts? Well you will have to listen to find out.Shea and Jordan from FilmWar go head to head with Alex in a game that has us going about as far back as we ever have.Also check out our merch and get a shoutout on a future episode by singing up for our newsletter Merch:Deep Cuts: The GameFILMWAR! | Podcast on Spotify

Acclaimed film critic Norm Wilner joins us for a sequel themed episode of Deep Cuts. Will the many returning characters muddy the brians of our players Alex and Craig or will it help them sus out the deepest cutsCheck out Norms podcastSomeone Else's Movie | Podcast on Spotify and News letterShiny Things

We jump in the way back machine with our friends from the Doom Generation podcast.Are both our podcasts cursed? Is Alex's cat trying to give him a "Sign"? Can ghosts make phone calls? All this and more on this episode of Deep Cuts: the GameDoom Generation InstagramDoom Generation - Podcast - Apple PodcastsDoom Generation | Podcast on Spotify