The 2024 Edition of Creepy Cuts concludes with the coverage of this not-quite-forgotten-because-we-didn't-know-it-existed-in-the-first-place reboot!

Discussions Include: Barbenheimer overshadowing this movie's release, product placement, Danny Devito is like Teddy Roosevelt, Tiffany Haddish and Owen Wilson doing their thing, and we're not mad, just disappointed.

Creepy Cuts moves into a new pair of movies with The Haunted Mansion!

Discussions include: Disney centrism, being spooky yet safe, Eddie Murphy's phases, gaslighting/hitchhiking ghosts and a special sibling phone call!

Brad and Beth conclude their discussions of The Thing remakes with this 2011 prequel.

Discussions include: Hollywood breaking directors' spirits, Mary Elizabeth Todd Lincoln Winstead, prequelitis, and failing at existential horror.

Thanks for your patience since this episode was a couple of days late! We'll be back on schedule next week with The Haunted Mansion (2003).

Creepy Cuts continues with John Carpenter's masterpiece, The Thing!

Discussions include: Whether authorial intent matters, John Carpenter's college days, how 80s directors are all really just Jughead from Riverdale, all the goo and smoke used in a studio film, and why this movie definitely doesn't pass the Bechdel test.

Our very first Creepy Cuts episode! We begin a triptych of episodes about Things in cold places!

Discussions Include: John W. Campbell is a big deal, Howard Hawks' antics, the mad scientist trope, 50s movies getting risqué, and a Godzilla sidebar.

Brad and Beth conclude this trilogy of movies with the 2019 remake of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels: The Hustle.

Discussions Include: The Princess Diaries being a masterpiece, the producer/actor double threat dilemma, troubles with modern movie making, and Brad's pitch on how to make this movie better.

Brad and Beth cover their favorite movie they've encountered so far with the comedy classic Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

Discussions Include: Frank Oz the great and powerful, Steve Martin's star persona, , Michael Caine's rogue accent choices, what makes this a good remake.

In this episode we kick off a new set of films as we tackle the original film that inspired Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and The Hustle.

Discussions Include: Marlon Brando's conflicting reputation, Shirley Jones being super cool, modernism vs. postmodernism, why con men are not effective tax planners.