On this weeks episode we are talking three movies; the new Mortal Kombat, and 2 of the 3 Danish crime films from Nicolas Winding Refn's Pusher series.

We also talk the Netflix's fight between Ronda Rousey & Gina Carano.

Helping us out is friend of the show, Hamilton's own stand up comedian Joe Botelho.

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Kris sits down with the filmmakers behind the award winning SW documentary Modern Whore.

On this weeks show we are talking the Canadian hybrid documentary Modern Whore. Based on Andrea Werhun's memoir (of the same name) of her time as a sex worker and executive produced by Oscar winner Sean Baker (Anora, Florida Project, Tangerine).

The film is directed by her friend and colleague Nicole Bazuin who also directed the 2020 short film of the same name as well as the shorts Last Night at the Strip Club (2020) and Thriving: A Dissociated Reverie (2023). This is her first feature film.

Modern Whore is playing at Toronto, TIFF Lightbox, May 14 (In attendance: Andrea Werhun, Nicole Bazuin and producer Lauren Grant)

Hamilton, The Westdale, May 19 (In attendance: Andrea Werhun and Nicole Bazuin)

The film will also be available on VOD. We also chatted about The Drama (2026) and You're Dating a Narcissist (2026)

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On this weeks episode we take you down the long and offten unenjoyable road of The Strangers franchise; starting with the 2008 Bryan Bertino film and ending with the three part Renny Harlin trilogy.

Sometimes the scarest part of a film is the fact that it got made.

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This week we are talking about The Bride, the new Frankenstein and his bride film from writer/ director Maggie Gyllenhaal.

Was this film greater then the some of its parts? or was it dead on arrival?

Tune in to find out

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Note: Putting on the Ritz is a Irving Berlin song from the late 20s early 30s. It was made popular again do to its use in the 1974 film Young Frankenstein. It was covered in 1982 by Taco.

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