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Unfilmable

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Unfilmable is a show about horror movies, from Gary Butterfield and Kaye Ross of Duckfeed.tv. It's a premium show, as part of our Patreon campaign at patreon.com/duckfeedtv. It began as a show about adapting Lovecraft to the screen, but then became a general horror movie show after a couple of years. Each month we take a deep dive into horror movies from all eras and have a pretty good time doing it.RSS Feed: https://www.patreon.com/rss/80117?show=1335476

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  1. Unfilmable 101: Cure

    How do you solve a serial killer case when every murder has a different suspect, and none of the suspects know each other? Cure was one of the early movies that brought about the J-horror craze of the turn of the millennium, and we talk about whether or not its sedate and distanced approach to a...

  2. Unfilmable 100: Freaks

    For the 100th episode of Unfilmable, and our first public episode of the show, we go all the way back to 1932 to talk about Freaks, a pre-code movie that’s often billed as a horror movie but is in reality a surprisingly compassionate morality tale. Cleopatra is a circus performer plotting to…

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  3. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 97: Ghostwatch

    On Halloween of 1992, the BBC aired a new broadcast that sent the nation into a panic: real life video evidence of a brutal poltergeist at work. At least, that’s what some people thought, especially children. Ghostwatch was fictional, and they said so, but it was so well-done that it remained...

  4. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 94: Memories of Murder

    Before Parasite, before Snowpiercer, before The Host, Bong Joon Ho first gained attention with this pre-Zodiac serial killer mystery of two detectives searching for the identity of the Hwaesong Murderer. It may not be his best movie, but his talent is on full display for the first time. Join Kaye...

  5. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 89: The Beast of Yucca Flats

    Is this the worst film ever made? Probably not, because it is batshit and weird at certain points. The worst film is probably more boring. This 1961 film is infamous for being riffed on by Mystery Science Theatre 3000. Would it be remembered otherwise? There's no budget, barely any dialogue, and...

  6. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 81: Weapons

    It's 2:17 AM. Do you know where your children are? Zach Cregger follows up his smash hit Barbarian with a tale about perspective, societal loss, and violence. It can be a bit hard to describe what Weapons is about without giving away the plot, but being along for the ride is most of the fun. Next...

  7. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 80: The Thing

    Your eyes don't betray you. This isn't some kind of Thing-ified clone of our Bonefireside Chat episode. We reference The Thing a lot and we figured it was time we repay our respects for this legitimate Horror classic. So many modern films owe a debt to The Thing that it seemed unfair that we had...

  8. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 79: The Mummy

    Our theory is that the mummy is more of a Sorcerer in this one. This 90s oddity is an adventure movie with horror elements, but it's still pretty charming and visually compelling to this day. Next Month: John Carptener's The Thing!

  9. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 78: Se7en

    This movie was so influential it's easy to watch it and think "I've seen this before!" But take yourself back to 1995 when this genre standard burst onto the scene. Se7en is still every bit as dark and affecting as we remember. The sequel, Ei8ht, on the other hand? That one has aged very poorly.

  10. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 77: Friendship

    What's scarier in this world than trying to make friends as an adult? Tim Robinson teams up with director Andrew DeYoung to bring us an expanded look at the tragicomedy of an I Think You Should Leave character.

  11. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 71: The First Omen

    Despite being the sixth movie in the Omen franchise, this is actually the First one. This 2024 prequel is the path that leads to Damien, the child antichrist. What does it take to actually get an Antichrist made? Let’s investigate together, shall we?

  12. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 69: Saw II

    Saw II: Seen, is a sequel that tries to be bigger, better, and more deadly than its predecessor. It succeeds in two of those. More traps, mo

  13. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 67: Suitable Flesh

    Intended to be Stuart Gordon's swan song, this Shudder original adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's "The Thing at the Doorstep" ultimately feels mishandled and cheap. Find out why we're annoyed!

  14. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 66: Tales from the Crypt

    Guys, I'm too tired to think of crypt keeper puns. I'm sorry. EPISODES COVERED: Television Terror The Ventriloquist’s Dummy Cutting Cards

  15. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 65: The Empty Man

    *Sigh.* Another protagonist that doesn't seem to exist before the movie starts.

  16. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 64: Late Night With the Devil

    You won't believe who we got as a guest on today's episode.

  17. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 63: Blue Velvet

    It's dark and sinister and doesn't seem like anything. Kind of like Jazz.

  18. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 62: Talk to Me

    Pull up a chair. Let's rap. EDIT: I don't know why comments are locked! I keep changing it and it keeps changing back! -GB

  19. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 61: Skinamarink

    He spelled the name of the movie funny so kids wouldn't accidentally google for it.

  20. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 60: Get Out

    And if you don't like this movie? Well, then I suppose you can... get out! Our analysis of Get Out shouldn’t be the only (or even the first!) that you hear. To provide a broader perspective, we’ve assembled this list of pieces written by critics of color. “Getting In and Out” by Zadie Smith “From...

  21. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 59: Barbarian

    How low can you go? I said, how low can you go?

  22. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 58: Garbage Pail Kids Movie

    Ew. Gross. No thank you.

  23. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 57: Saw

    We want to play a game. Oh, wait, this is a movie. False alarm.

  24. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 56: Marble Hornets

    On this episode of Unfilmable, Gary and Kole-- Did you hear that? I think we need to leave.

  25. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 55: Neonomicon

    Warning. Asterisk. Caveat. This one's heavy! You been warned.

  26. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 54: Return of the Living Dead

    Awise from your gwave!

  27. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 53: Session 9

    What happens when you mix asbestos removal and an abandoned mental asylum? I don't know but it's your next job. Later!

  28. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 52: Dolls

    Honestly, I accidentally watched Toy Story instead. Still terrifying, but in a totally different way.

  29. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 51: Final Destination 3

    The maniacs decided to make a slasher series where there isn't a killer. And at least for this entry, it works. Wendy is a precog who gets a vision of herself and her friends dying horribly on a rollercoaster. She stops her friends from riding, and death gets angry. And when death gets angry, he...

  30. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 50: The Silence of the Lambs

    Hey there! How's it going, old friend? Know it's been a while since we've been in touch and I was wondering if you had gotten a chance to put the lotion on the skin?

  31. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 49: Daniel Isn't Real

    ...but this episode of Unfilmable is!

  32. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 48: Creep

    But one question remains, who is the titular Creep?Mark Duplass.It's Mark Duplass. The character he plays. That's the creep.

  33. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 47: Something in the Dirt

    John and Levi are two Los Angeles fuckups who are held together by the fact that they witnessed a supernatural phenomenon... and they want to monetize it. What follows is a claustrophobic and dense sequence of rabbit holes and abuses, resulting in terrible tragedy. But how much of it's real?...

  34. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 46: Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker

    We just missed Christmas with this episode, but that's okay, because Silent Night Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker, has nothing to do with Chri

  35. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 45: Chernobyl

    How does an RBMK nuclear reactor blow up? We spend this extra-long episode of Unfilmable trying to find out, as we watch HBO's Chernobyl min

  36. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 44: Jacob's Ladder

    Things aren't going quite right for Jacob Singer. He's having flashbacks to the Vienam War and seeing demons all around him. Reality seems to be breaking down as he hops around in time. There's a truth he needs to face, and it might just take an angelic chiropractor to help him see it. Jacob's...

  37. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 43: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

    No one in the world needs to be told that the Texas Chainsaw Massacre is an important movie, but sometimes you need to be reminded that it's a good movie. A van full of teens is on a roadtrip into the vast empty stretches of Texas, and they find themselves wrapped up in the murderous affairs of a...

  38. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 42: American Movie

    We're stretching definitions here a bit, but it's for a purpose. "American Movie" is a documentary about the amateur production of a short h

  39. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 41: Ready or Not

    Weddings are stressful enough without your spouse's terrible family immediately trying to kill you. That's the situation that Grace finds he

  40. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 40: The Descent

    You can steer clear of a lot of problems by staying above ground. In fact, there are few reasons to go down there. Few reasons worth dealing with the CHUDS for, anyway. Someone should have told that to these thrill-seeking ladies, looking to do some spelunking after their friend suffers a tragic...

  41. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 39: The Video Dead

    Who's ready for some trash? There's a television that summons zombies. Wait, not exactly zombies. The Video Dead, who have their own rules f Who's ready for some trash? There's a television that summons zombies. Wait, not exactly zombies. The Video Dead, who have their own rules for some reason....

  42. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 38: The Wicker Man (1973)

    The Wicker Man is a classic of folk horror, a foundational story about a man whose traditional ways and authority have no sway in a dangerou

  43. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 37: A Nightmare on Elm Street

    1, 2, Freddy's coming for you. 3, 4, the gates are open. This slasher classic bucked the trend of wordless, stoic villains in favor of a kil

  44. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 36: Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)

    Invasion of the Body Snatchers is a paranoid classic, and also a profoundly strange movie. The pod people are taking over, and the only people who can stop them are... health inspectors? Just kidding, no one can stop them! Because the fatalism inherent to this version of the movie is a huge part…

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  45. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 35: The Cabin in the Woods

    The Cabin in the Woods is a pretty important movie, and it's hard to talk about why without spoiling the best part. So this description will need to hem and haw around it. Some teens are headed to a remote cabin for a party weekend, but they don't know that they're walking right into an elaborate...

  46. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 34: Prince of Darkness

    We finish covering John Carpenter's "Apocalypse Trilogy" by looking at the 1987 horror film Prince of Darkness. The Catholic church has been hiding a terrible secret for millennia: the devil is real, he's trapped in a tube, and he's ready to break free. And it's up to a group of horny and creepy...

  47. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 33: Hellbound: Hellraiser II

    We have such sights to describe to you. Kirsty barely survived her brush with the Cenobites and the machinations of her stepmother and uncle. Now she's in a mental institution run by a psychopath, and there's not enough skin to go around. This movie makes no sense, but its over the top effects…

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  48. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 32: Hereditary

    There's something wrong with the Graham family, and we really recommend watching the movie first to learn what that something is before you listen to this recap of the film. Hereditary is one of the scariest movies we've seen, and talking through this family drama that takes several wild turns...

  49. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 31: The Witch

    This debut film by Robert Eggers, an Unfilmable alum for his sophomore movie The Lighthouse, is a chilling period piece about the horrors of old time religion and the casual violence that can be done within a family. We disagree over whether or not it matters if the supernatural stuff is real…

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  50. [PREVIEW] Unfilmable 30: Synchronic

    Steve is a paramedic who just got a brain cancer diagnosis, and his best friend's daughter just went missing. This sets Steve to investigating a designer drug that, accidentally, has "time travel" as its side effect. This is our least favorite Moorhead and Benson film, primarily because of its...

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Unfilmable is a show about horror movies, from Gary Butterfield and Kaye Ross of Duckfeed.tv. It's a premium show, as part of our Patreon campaign at patreon.com/duckfeedtv. It began as a show about adapting Lovecraft to the screen, but then became a general horror movie show after a couple of years. Each month we take a deep dive into horror movies from all eras and have a pretty good time doing it.RSS Feed: https://www.patreon.com/rss/80117?show=1335476

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