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"This week we discuss Kiefer Sutherland in Mirrors, the film that decided that the most scary part of any horror movie is that part where something unexpected is seen in a mirror, and said 'Let's just make a whole movie of that!'"

Official Show Notes[]

"We watch Kiefer Sutherland in Mirrors. We mean the movie—we didn't break into his bathroom or anything. Meanwhile, Elliott pitches a crypt keeper movie, Dan inadvertently casts Dean Martin in his greatest role ever, and Stuart has a little problem comprehending the film's ending."

Movie Summary[]

Ideal for those situations in which "you want to see a movie where a nun vaporizes in a cloud of blood." @14:00

Premise[]

An ex-cop and his family are the target of an evil force that is using mirrors as a gateway into their home.

Story[]

In a bid to pull his shattered life back together, troubled ex-cop Ben Carson takes a job as a security guard at the burned out ruins of a once-prosperous department store. As Ben patrols the charred hallways, he begins to see horrifying images in the ornate mirrors that still adorn the walls. Ben soon realizes that a malevolent force is using the mirrors to gain entrance into this world, threatening the lives of his wife and children.

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Final Judgments[]

  • Between Bad-Bad Movie and Good-Bad Movie (Elliott) @30:55
  • Between Bad-Bad Movie and Movie I Kinda Liked (Dan) @31:10
  • Bad-Bad Movie (Stuart) @31:45

Episode Highlights[]

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Quotes[]

  • ­I fuckin' hate Dario Argento. And he looks like a little creep.
           —Stuart @48:15

Listener Mail[]

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Letters[]

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Recommendations[]

  • From Russia With Love (1963) by Terence Young (Dan) @Time
  • Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985) by George Miller, George Ogilvie (Stuart) @Time
  • The Spy Who Came In From the Cold (1965) by Martin Ritt (Elliott) @Time

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