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“That’s my secret, Cap: I’m always angry”—especially when we play the Draft. Following our hit Emma Stone and Christmas editions, we’re diving back into the game that pushes The Third Reel’s competitive spirit (and friendships) to the limit—this time, it’s the Mark Ruffalo Draft.
If you’re familiar with fantasy football, you’ll know the drill. Each of us takes turns selecting movies from Mark Ruffalo’s entire filmography, filling out six distinct categories. Once a category is locked in, it’s final for that player, and that movie is off the board for everyone else. The draft order? Determined by the legendary “Wheel of Names.” And since we’re running a snake draft, everyone gets a fair shot at the best picks.
Last time, Daniel took the crown in the Emma Stone draft—can he defend his title, or will Rachael or Dale snatch it away? Only one way to find out: listen, vote, and let the best Ruffalo roster win!
The Categories:
🎭 Starring
🎭 Supporting
🎭 Drama
😂 Comedy
🟢 Marvel (MCU) 🏹
🎬 Free Pick
We’ll be posting our full picks on social media, where you can cast your votes to decide the ultimate Mark Ruffalo Draft champion. And to top it all off, we’ve got a fun, Ruffalo-themed bonus game for you to play along with—so stick around till the end!
Who won? We want to know!
Email us at [email protected] and vote through our Instagram poll or via X/Twitter @third_reel_pod
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:09:10 - Mark Ruffalo Biography
00:17:40 - Draft Rules
00:19:58 - The Draft
01:29:03 - Quiz
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From gothic genius to cinematic misfires, we're diving into Tim Burton's full directorial filmography in chronological order!
Join us at The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast as we rank 5 of his best films for the Hall of Fame and 5 of his worst for the Hall of Lame. Will your favourites make the cut, or will they end up in the shadows? It's a whimsical, spooky, and hilariously judgmental episode you won't want to miss! Agreeing on those 5 for each Hall? Well, disagreeing is all part of the fun...
Agree with our Hall of Fame? What about the Hall of Lame? Got a suggestion for our next Hall of Fame/Lame subject? We want to know!
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2011 was the year we started university, and it was also the year we met Rachael! One might say, it marked the unofficial birth of The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast... though it would take many more years before it truly came to life. As we look back on another sentimental year, we're diving into a Top 10 ranking of the best films from that time. Initially, we thought 2011 offered a rather modest selection of films, but as we dug deeper, we were pleasantly surprised by just how many hidden gems it held.
Here’s how it works: we each take turns counting down from #10 to #1. If two (or more) of us have the same film on our lists, we’ll hold off discussing it until it appears at its highest placement. That way, we can give it the spotlight it deserves. Once the lists are complete, we will rattle off our honourable mentions.
Let us know your 2011 rankings!
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:14:28 - Rachael's #10
00:17:07 - Daniel's #10
00:19:48 - Dale's #10
00:20:22 - Rachael's #9
00:23:52 - Daniel's #9
00:28:35 - Dale's #9
00:28:55 - Rachael's #8
00:30:43 - Daniel's #8
00:30:52 - Dale's #8
00:35:15 - Rachael's #7
00:40:14 - Daniel's #7
00:45:11 - Dale's #7
00:45:40 - Rachael & Daniel's #6
00:51:02 - Dale's #6
00:55:11 - Rachael's #5
00:55:37 - Daniel's #5
00:55:52 - Dale's #5
00:55:57 - Rachael's #4
00:59:55 - Daniel's #4
01:00:12 - Dale's #4
01:03:29 - Rachael's #3
01:04:55 - Daniel's #3
01:05:12 - Dale's #3
01:11:29 - Rachael's #2
01:16:45 - Daniel's #2
01:22:41 - Dale's #2
01:27:55 - Rachael's #1
01:32:04 - Daniel & Dale's #1
01:39:25 - Honourable Mentions
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Welcome to Part 2 of our Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Review Series! In this episode, we’ll be finishing our review by covering Act 2 and Act 3, followed by our closing thoughts and scores.
As a reminder, we'll be breaking down the film act by act and scene by scene, scoring each film on a scale of 1 to 10.
FULL SPOILERS FOR HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE IN THIS EPISODE. You have been warned.
What's your score of Goblet? Do you agree with ours? We want to know! Email us at [email protected] or through X/Twitter or Instagram @third_reel_pod
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Review: Act 2
00:35:29 - Review: Act 3
01:21:50 - Final Thoughts and Scores
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This week on The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast, we’re diving back into our Review Series with Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire!
Like the previous installments—and likely those to come—we’ve split this review into two parts. In Part 1, we break down Act 1 of the film, while Part 2 (dropping bright and early tomorrow) will pick up with Act 2, wrap up with Act 3, and conclude with our final thoughts and scores.
We’ll be dissecting the film act by act, scene by scene, and scoring it on a scale of 1 to 10. With a new director at the helm, Goblet of Fire stands out as one of the most action-packed entries in the series. Frequently cited as a fan favorite for kicking off Harry Potter marathons, this movie has a special place in the hearts of many.
Join us as we share our thoughts, critiques, and where this installment ranks among the rest of the Wizarding World!
FULL SPOILERS FOR HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE IN THIS EPISODE. You have been warned.
If you have any things you want to discuss about this film or Harry Potter in general, email us at [email protected] or through X/Twitter or Instagram @third_reel_pod
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:08:33 - Review: Act 1
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Robert Eggers' Nosferatu has finally hit cinemas, and what a cinematic feast it is! To mark this monumental occasion, we're sinking our teeth into a Versus episode, pitting two iconic classics against each other: the original 1922 German Expressionist masterpiece, Nosferatu, and the film that launched the Universal Monster craze, 1931’s Dracula.
Both are adaptations of Bram Stoker’s legendary novel—one unofficial (Nosferatu) and the other the definitive authorised version (Dracula). We delve into the fascinating histories of these horror heavyweights before putting them head-to-head in five key categories: Cinematography, Vampire, Set Design & Location, Storytelling, and Legacy. Each film earns a score out of 5 in each category, for a maximum of 15 points. At the end, we’ll tally up the scores to see which film reigns supreme.
It’s Orlok vs. Dracula. Max Schreck vs. Bela Lugosi. Rat vs. Bat. Who comes out on top? Tune in and sink your fangs into this thrilling showdown to find out!
FULL SPOILERS FOR NOSFERATU AND DRACULA IN THIS EPISODE. You have been warned.
Agree with our scores? What would you score these films? We want to know!
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:17:22 - Category 1: Cinematography
00:42:26 - Category 2: Vampire
01:01:55 - Category 3: Set Design & Location
01:20:55 - Category 4: Storytelling
01:46:54 - Category 5: Legacy
01:59:42 - Final Scores
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As 2024 draws to a close, The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast is gearing up for an exciting year ahead by diving into 2025's most anticipated films! Join us as we go month by month, sharing the movies that have us buzzing with excitement for what the next year has in store.
Since recording this episode, there have been release date changes, new trailers dropped, and fresh posters revealed—Hollywood moves fast! So, please bear with us and keep that in mind as you listen. But rest assured, our excitement for these upcoming films hasn’t wavered, and we can’t wait to see what they bring to the big screen.
What are your most anticipated films of the upcoming year? We want to know!
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:09:34 - 2025 Most Anticipated
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It’s CHRISTMAS!!! 🎄🎅 And it’s just around the corner, which means Santa’s getting ready to drop off the gifts – and The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast is here to drop a festive episode in your stocking!
This time, we're bringing you our Christmas Special Draft. If you caught our Emma Stone draft, you know how this works: we’re each picking our top Christmas films for a specific category, all while trying to sabotage each other's choices along the way. It's a snake draft with random order – and when it comes to Christmas, everything’s fair in love and war!
We kick things off by chatting all things Christmas – from our favourite festive treats and time-honoured traditions to, of course, the best holiday movies. Then, we dive into the Draft, followed by a fun Christmas quiz hosted by Dale to see who’s the ultimate Christmas movie master.
Tis the season for some holiday cheer – and a little bit of chaos!
The categories for the Draft are:
Classic Xmas Film (Pre 1990)Modern Xmas Film (Post 1990)Animated Xmas FilmComedy Xmas FilmNon-Traditional Xmas filmFree PickNow, who wins? Well, that’s up to you! We’ll be sharing our full picks on social media, where you can vote in polls to crown the winner of the Christmas Special Draft.
Email us at [email protected] or connect through Instagram and X/Twitter @third_reel_pod
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 - Xmas Preamble
00:17:23 - Xmas Draft Rules
00:19:45 - The Xmas Draft
01:26:38 - Xmas Quiz
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Welcome to Part 2 of our Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Review Series! In this episode, we’ll be finishing our review by covering Act 2 and Act 3, followed by our closing thoughts and scores.
As a reminder, we'll be breaking down the film act by act and scene by scene, scoring each film on a scale of 1 to 10. Time to find out where Prisoner of Azkaban measures up to our thoughts on the first 2 films...
FULL SPOILERS FOR HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN IN THIS EPISODE. You have been warned.
What's your score of the third Harry Potter movie? Do you agree with ours? We want to know! Email us at [email protected] or through X/Twitter or Instagram @third_reel_pod
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Review: Act 2
00:34:14 - Review: Act 3
01:00:13 - Final Thoughts and Scores
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The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast returns with the third instalment in our Review Series - Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban!
As per the last in this series, we've had to split this episode into 2 parts (expect this with future instalments moving forward). Part 1 covers Act 1, while Part 2 (which will be released tomorrow) picks up with Act 2 and wraps up with Act 3, along with our final thoughts and scores.
We'll be breaking down the film act by act and scene by scene, scoring each film on a scale of 1 to 10. We weren't as hot on Chamber of Secrets last time out, especially compared to Philosopher's Stone. But with a change of director and tone, you'll have to tune in tomorrow to see how Prisoner of Azkaban measures up!
FULL SPOILERS FOR HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN IN THIS EPISODE. You have been warned.
If you have any things you want to discuss about this film or Harry Potter in general, email us at [email protected] or through X/Twitter or Instagram @third_reel_pod
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:14:25 - Review: Act 1
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Well this is original, right? While it’s not a groundbreaking format in the podcast world, welcome to The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast's Top 10 Films of 2014!
A decade on, 2014 feels like a lifetime ago, but it’s also a standout year for us—we finished university and stepped into the next chapter of our lives. It also happens to be a phenomenal year for movies, so what better excuse to rank our favourites?
Here’s how it works: we each take turns counting down from #10 to #1. If two (or more) of us have the same film on our lists, we’ll hold off discussing it until it appears at its highest placement. That way, we can give it the spotlight it deserves. Once the lists are complete, we will rattle off our honourable mentions.
Let’s dive in!
This was our toughest assignment yet and I'm sure there will be many disagreements in terms of our individual rankings so please let us know and share your rankings!
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:13:13 - Top 10 Rules
00:14:22 - Daniel's #10
00:17:10 - Dale's #10
00:20:16 - Rachael's #10
00:23:28 - Daniels #9
00:24:00 - Dale's #9
00:24:17 - Rachael's #9
00:27:17 - Daniel's #8
00:27:53 - Dale's #8
00:28:07 - Rachael's #8
00:30:32 - Daniel's #7
00:30:52 - Dale's #7
00:34:17 - Rachael's #7
00:39:54 - Daniel's #6
00:40:13 - Dale's #6
00:40:32 - Rachael's #6
00:41:00 - Daniel's #5
00:45:25 - Dale's #5
00:46:04 - Rachael's #5
00:46:14 - Daniel's #4
00:51:34 - Dale's #4
00:57:46 - Rachael's #4
01:03:35 - Daniel's #3
01:10:47 - Dale's #3
01:20:43 - Rachael's #3
01:20:51 - Daniel's #2
01:25:55 - Dale's #2
01:26:00 - Rachael's #2
01:26:05 - Daniel's #1
01:36:49 - Dale's #1
01:42:45 - Rachael's #1
01:50:37 - Honourable Mentions
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In today’s episode of The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast, we step back into Hollywood’s golden age, to kick off a brand-new segment: The Icon Series! And who better to launch this series than the legendary Natalie Wood?
Rachael takes us on a captivating journey through Wood’s early life and career, from her rise to fame to her tragic passing, all while exploring her enduring legacy. Along the way, we review three of her most iconic films: Miracle on 34th Street (1947), Rebel Without a Cause (1955), and West Side Story (1961). Whether you're already a fan or new to her work, this episode serves as both a fascinating history lesson and a deep dive into the career of one of Hollywood's greatest stars.
SPOILERS FOR THOSE 3 FILMS IN THIS EPISODE. You have been warned.
Any Natalie Wood specific memories? Is there another icon you'd like to see us cover in a future instalment? We want to know!
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:09:45 - Icon Series Intro
00:15:40 - Natalie Wood Pt 1
00:21:35 - Miracle on 34th Street
00:35:25 - Natalie Wood Pt 2
00:38:47 - Rebel Without a Cause
00:58:03 - Natalie Wood Pt 3
01:02:59 - West Side Story
01:19:43 - Natalie Wood Pt 4
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This week on The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast, we're diving deep into the career of two-time Oscar winner Emma Stone, one of the best actresses of her generation. But this time, we're shaking things up with a new format—The Draft!
If you’ve ever played fantasy football or are familiar with the concept, you’ll know how this works. Each of us takes turns selecting movies from Emma Stone's entire filmography, filling out five distinct categories. Once a category is filled, it's locked for that player, and that movie is off the table for everyone else. The draft order was determined by the fabled "Wheel of Names," and we're doing a snake draft, so everyone gets a fair shot. Think going first guarantees a win? Think again—because that player won’t pick again until the fifth round! There’s plenty of strategy involved, and we had a blast playing.
The categories are:
StarringSupportingDramaComedyFree PickNow, who wins? Well, that’s up to you! We’ll be sharing our full picks on social media, where you can vote in polls to crown the winner of the Emma Stone Draft.
To wrap things up, we’ve got one more quick Emma Stone-related game for you to play along with. It’s a games galore kind of episode, so don’t miss it!
Who won? We want to know!
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:12:53 - Draft Rules
00:17:43 - The Draft
01:14:5 - Quiz
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Welcome to Part 2 of our Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Review Series! In this episode, we’ll be finishing our review by covering Act 2 and Act 3, followed by our closing thoughts and scores.
As a reminder, we'll be breaking down the film act by act and scene by scene, scoring each film on a scale of 1 to 10. Philosopher’s Stone earned a TTR median score of 7, with Daniel giving it 7.5, Dale scoring it a 7, and Rachael at 6.5. Listen now to see how Chamber of Secrets measures up...
FULL SPOILERS FOR HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS IN THIS EPISODE. You have been warned.
This episode was recorded prior to passing of the legendary Dame Maggie Smith, whose iconic portrayal of Professor McGonagall remains forever in our hearts. So please forgive the lack of acknowledgement in this episode and know we will honour her in a future Harry Potter episode.
What's your score of the second Harry Potter movie? Do you agree with ours? We want to know! Email us at [email protected] or through X/Twitter or Instagram @third_reel_pod
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Review: Act 2
00:53:20 - Review: Act 3
01:23:12 - Final Thoughts and Scores
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We're back with the next instalment of our Review Series, and this time, we’re diving into the second film in the Harry Potter series: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
This episode ended up running longer than expected, so we’ve decided to split it into two parts. Part 1 covers Act 1, while Part 2 (which will be released tomorrow) picks up with Act 2 and wraps up with Act 3, along with our final thoughts and scores.
We'll be breaking down the film act by act and scene by scene, scoring each film on a scale of 1 to 10. If you remember, Philosopher’s Stone earned a TTR median score of 7, with Daniel giving it 7.5, Dale scoring it a 7, and Rachael at 6.5. Tune in tomorrow to see how Chamber of Secrets measures up!
FULL SPOILERS FOR HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS IN THIS EPISODE. You have been warned.
This episode was recorded prior to passing of the legendary Dame Maggie Smith, whose iconic portrayal of Professor McGonagall remains forever in our hearts. So please forgive the lack of acknowledgement in this episode and know we will honour her in a future Harry Potter episode.
If you have any things you want to discuss about this film or Harry Potter in general, email us at [email protected] or through X/Twitter or Instagram @third_reel_pod
https://linktr.ee/thirdreelpod
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:08:47 - Review: Act 1
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On the debut episode of The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast, we discussed the movies that made us. After the episode aired, we reached out to you, our listeners, on social media to ask: What are the movies that made you? And wow, did you respond! A month later, we're taking a moment to reflect on your answers. As a thank you for your support and participation, it's time for you to take the spotlight!
(Note: All responses have been kept anonymous.)
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Gladiator II is out in just a few days so what better way to celebrate its release than by pitting the original Gladiator (2000) against another blockbuster of epic proportions - Braveheart (1995). Both share protagonists out for revenge fighting for more than just their lost loved ones - freedom against tyranny.
In the return of our Versus series, it's Maximus against William Wallace. Ridley Scott against Mel Gibson. Russel Crowe against, uhh, Mel Gibson again. Who will win? Well give it a listen to find out.
Each Versus episode brings with it new categories to score against and in today's one, they are as follows: Protagonist / Story / Action Set Pieces / Production Design / Soundtrack.
As a reminder, we score each film out of 5 for each of these categories so a max score of 25, add them up at the end and see which film bested the other.
FULL SPOILERS FOR GLADIATOR AND BRAVEHEART IN THIS EPISODE. You have been warned.
Agree with our scores? What would you score these films? We want to know!
Email us at [email protected] or through X/Twitter and Instagram @third_reel_pod
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To battle!
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:13:37 - Category 1: Protagonist
00:36:50 - Category 2: Story
01:08:22 - Category 3: Action Set Pieces
01:29:35 - Category 4: Production Design
01:45:43 - Category 5: Soundtrack
02:00:22 - Final Scores
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In today's episode of The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast, we introduce a new format - The Hall of Fame/Hall of Lame: Adam Sandler edition!
We go through each of the Sandman's starring films in chronological order and debate, before unanimously deciding, which 5 films should be placed in his Hall of Fame, and which 5 films into his Hall of Lame. Now this assignment was extremely tricky, as forming one Hall was certainly easier than forming the other...
How do we decide on which films go into each Hall? Well, mostly we don't, so there is a lot of disagreement and eventual compromise. But ultimately, it's about deciding which 5 films paint the fairest reflection, both good and bad, of Adam Sandler - the comedian, actor and film star.
Agree with our Hall of Fame? What about the Hall of Lame? Got a suggestion for our next Hall of Fame/Lame subject? We want to know!
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:21:40 - Sandler's Films
02:02:54 - Hall of Fame/Lame Decision
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With Halloween in just a few days time, scary films are an absolute must.
So in today's episode of The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast, we do a little throwback to our first episode as we each pick the 3 horror films that made us. We will first discuss our Halloween traditions, and why we love this commercialised holiday before delving into our own personal horror flick picks. We end today's episode with a fun little horror film themed quiz which you can play along with (and probably beat us at).
What were the horror films that made you? What were your Halloween traditions? We want to know!
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:22:38 - Dale's 1st Film
00:27:56 - Rachael's 1st Film
00:32:33 - Daniel's 1st Film
00:40:57 - Dale's 2nd Film
00:46:50 - Rachael's 2nd Film
00:53:23 - Daniel's 2nd Film
01:00:55 - Dale's 3rd Film
01:07:16 - Rachael's 3rd Pick
01:13:08 - Daniel's 3rd Pick
01:23:38 - Other Halloween Content
01:29:45 - Quiz
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Spooky season is well under way, so it's time to get those scary films out.
And in today's episode of The Third Reel: A Movie Podcast, we've chosen to dive into the tense, heart-pounding world of home invasion horror as we pit Hush against Don't Breathe! Which film utilises disability in their narrative better? Who has the best villain? What film made you feel more tense? These are just some of the categories we will cover and critique to find out which one reigns supreme. 5 categories in total, rated out of 5 each. Let's do it.
Join us as we break down the nerve-wracking suspense, clever twists, and terrifying villains in these modern horror gems. Whether you're a thriller fan or just looking for some Halloween movie night inspiration, TTR is the place to listen for a scary night in.
FULL SPOILERS FOR HUSH AND DON'T BREATHE IN THIS EPISODE. You have been warned.
Agree with our decision? What would you rate these films in each of these categories? Any more suggestions for future Vs. episodes? We want to know! Email us at [email protected] or through X/Twitter or Instagram @third_reel_pod
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Preamble
00:16:47 - Category 1: Sound
00:38:40 - Category 2: Tension
00:55:47 - Category 3: Villain
01:14:54 - Category 4: Disability Impact on Story
01:35:00 - Category 5: Space
01:55:07 - Final Score
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