In this episode of 'Feels over Reels,' hosts Matt Gastar, Ron Newman, and Chris Farrell discuss the 'Halloween' franchise, particularly focusing on the original 1978 film. They delve into the continuity of the series, favorite sequels, and the impact 'Halloween' had on the slasher genre. The hosts analyze key scenes, compare John Carpenter's work, and debate who is scarier: Michael Myers or Jason Voorhees.

00:00 Introduction and Hosts

00:24 Halloween Movie Review Begins

01:10 Halloween Franchise Continuity

02:16 Favorite Halloween Movies

03:10 Recap of OG Halloween

06:44 Michael Myers' Motives and Mystique

11:10 Halloween's Impact and Legacy

13:39 Lori and Michael Myers: A Random Obsession?

15:07 The Influence of Halloween on Slasher Films

15:31 Iconic Scenes and Masks in Horror Movies

17:29 Comparing John Carpenter's Masterpieces

19:28 Debating the Best Slasher: Michael Myers vs. Jason

23:58 Final Thoughts and Plugs

In this episode of 'Feels Over Reels,' hosts Chris Farrell,, Matt Gastar, and Ron Newman discuss 1973's horror classic 'The Exorcist' as part of their Halloween Countdown. The trio delves into their first-time viewing experience, notable scenes and themes, the movie's impact, and behind-the-scenes trivia. They also explore the psychological and religious elements, the implications of the film's budget and box office success, and the cultural significance that has made 'The Exorcist' a touchstone in the horror genre.

00:00 Introduction and Hosts

00:13 First Impressions of The Exorcist

00:44 Director's Cut and Movie Budget

01:58 Personal Reactions to the Movie

02:43 Character Analysis

04:02 Key Scenes and Plot Points

09:33 Behind the Scenes Trivia

10:42 Parodies and Cultural Impact

11:53 Theories and Speculations

13:53 Movie's Practical Effects and Editing

15:59 Iconic Scenes and Reactions

18:04 The Ending and Its Interpretation

20:29 Sequels and Their Reception

In this episode of 'Feels Over Reels,' hosts Matt Gastar, Ron Newman, and Chris Farrell explore the 2024 American remake of 'Speak No Evil,' directed by James Watkins and featuring James McAvoy. They delve into the film's psychological tension, minimalist horror, and plot intricacies, focusing on a seemingly normal family vacation that turns sinister. The discussion includes comparisons to 'Get Out' and 'The Strangers,' and examines key scenes, unsettling character behaviors, and the film's climactic moments.

00:00 Introduction to Feels Over Reels

00:12 Halloween Countdown: Speak No Evil

00:26 Movie Background and Cast

01:11 Initial Impressions and Genre Discussion

02:48 Plot Overview and Key Scenes

04:47 Character Analysis and Performances

05:34 Critical Moments and Tension

07:21 Character Decisions and Red Flags

09:40 Final Thoughts and Critiques

12:37 Setting Boundaries: The Movie's Main Theme

13:00 Unhinged Ending: The Chef's Return

14:11 Tense Scenes and Awkward Moments

16:58 Final Confrontation and Climax

21:24 Concluding Thoughts and Plugs

In this Halloween episode of 'Feels Over Reels,' hosts Matt Gastar, Ron Newman, and Chris Farrell dive into John Carpenter's 1982 horror classic 'The Thing'. They discuss the film's initial reception, its lasting impact, and its standout features. The hosts analyze fan theories, character motivations, and the ambiguity surrounding the film's ending. They also explore the themes of paranoia and survival, influenced by character actions and critical scenes, including blood tests and visual cues.

00:00 Welcome to Feels Over Reels

00:12 Introduction to Halloween Series

00:31 Initial Impressions of 'The Thing'

00:42 Discussing the Movie's Reception

03:46 Favorite Scenes and Moments

06:58 Theories and Speculations

10:01 Paranoia and Ending Interpretations

15:06 Unanswered Questions and Final Thoughts

16:45 Discussing the 2011 Prequel of 'The Thing'

19:36 Favorite Scenes and Memorable Moments

21:56 Theories and Interpretations of 'The Thing'

25:52 Paranoia and Replay Value

29:10 Wrapping Up and Plugs

In this Halloween episode of 'Feels Over Reels,' hosts Matt Gastar, Ron Newman, and Chris Farrell dive into the classic horror film 'Child's Play.' They discuss the film's reception, share their personal experiences with the franchise, and analyze key scenes and special effects. The hosts debate Chucky's psychotic antics and humorous interactions, touching on the film's historical context and impact on the horror genre.

00:12 Diving into Child's Play

01:28 Matt's Love for the Chucky Franchise

03:58 Farrell's First Impressions

08:07 Favorite Scenes and Moments

11:29 The Voodoo Mystery

12:36 Chucky's Gigantic Box

12:56 The Good Guy Doll Pricing

15:22 The Psychiatric Hospital Scene

16:12 The Gnarly Ending

17:50 Comparing Chucky to Terminator

20:56 Halloween Lead-Up and Plugs

In this episode, hosts Matt Gastar and Ron Newman and Chris Farrell explore episode four of 'The Penguin. They dissect Sophia's dark backstory, the corruption in Arkham Asylum, and the character’s psychological torment. The hosts then delve into the Batman universe, discussing characters such as Magpie. They analyze plot twists with themes of betrayal and revenge, along with memorable scenes and character dynamics.

00:14 Discussing Episode Four of The Penguin

01:32 Sophia's Tragic Backstory

03:01 The Asylum's Corruption

04:30 Sophia's Struggles and Revelations

10:45 Magpie and Other Villains

12:08 Batman Universe Characters

14:45 Episode Review and Comparisons

18:08 Plot Twists and Predictions

19:16 Final Thoughts and Plugs

In this episode of 'Feels Over Reels,' hosts Matt Gastar, Ron Newman, and Chris Farrell deliver comprehensive analyses of episodes and films within the Batman universe. They start by exploring 'The Penguin' episode 'Bliss,' discussing character dynamics and the aftermath of the Riddler's explosion. The discussion extends to dissecting the nuanced relationships and tensions surrounding characters like Hangman. Shifting to the 'Joker' universe, the hosts debate the reception of the Joker sequel Folie A Deux, weighing in on its musical elements and thematic depth. They delve into the motivations and actions of Harley Quinn and Joker, comparing the newest film to its predecessor while scrutinizing key scenes.

00:12 Diving into The Penguin: Episode Three Bliss

01:19 Penguin and Vic's Relationship Dynamics

03:08 The Riddler's Impact and Batman's Absence

04:55 Tensions and Betrayals

10:01 Nightclub Scene and PTSD

12:30 Speculations and Predictions

15:51 Joker: Folie à Deux Reviews

31:16 Tense Moments in the Courtroom

31:35 Clown Makeup Controversy

32:05 Witness Confrontation

32:30 Musical Scene Reactions

33:18 Joker's Character Arc

34:25 Courtroom Drama and Implications

34:45 Shocking Shower Scene

35:22 Joker's Revenge

37:59 Joker's Legacy and Themes

41:16 Arthur's Split Personality Debate

42:07 Musical Elements and Speculations

42:50 Harley's Intentions and Joker's Fate

48:31 Two-Face and Redundancy Issues

50:50 Final Thoughts and Ratings

53:55 Worst Movies of the Year Discussion

In this episode of 'Feels Over Reels', hosts Matt Gastar, Ron Newman, and Chris Farrell explore the second episode of 'The Penguin' titled 'The Inside Man'. The conversation covers character developments, particularly focusing on Sophia and Oswalt. They highlight the series' engaging plot twists and the show's humor. The hosts also dig into the potential dynamics between the Penguin and mafia families, speculating on betrayals and future alliances.

00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview

00:22 Initial Reactions and Reviews

00:58 Character Analysis: Sofia and Oz

02:56 Plot Developments and Key Scenes

04:20 Speculations and Future Predictions

04:52 Character Backstories and Lore

06:03 Penguin's Calculative Moves

07:24 Vic's Role and Personal Life

09:29 Tensions and Relationships

11:51 Final Thoughts and Concerns

14:27 Penguin's Driver and Mob Tensions

14:58 Penguin's Compensation and Security Concerns

15:52 Awkward Funeral Moments

18:45 Sophia's Trust Issues

20:29 Family Dynamics and Power Struggles

26:23 Final Thoughts and Plugs