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Alex and Vinny both randomly watched Weapons, so how about an impromptu mini-Watchcast for Weapons? We also get into Brad's other horror movies for the week, the enduring legacy of Evil Dead and Bruce Campbell, and the truest horror of them all: home inspections.

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(00:00:00) Start of show(00:00:14) Nothing is federally mandated anymore(00:00:44) Weapons mini-Watchcast! (HERE BE SPOILERS)(00:29:45) The weekly horror movie check-in (end of Weapons spoilers)(00:30:08) Blood Quantum(00:32:06) The Viewing(00:38:57) The Substance(00:40:35) Evil Dead 2/Army of Darkness/Bruce Campbell fan club(00:48:00) Deep Red(00:49:13) Best Wishes to All(00:53:14) We will never stop playing or talking about Death Stranding 2(00:56:47) The real horror: home inspections

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WulfBane

Gird yourself with Evil Dead 1. Or at least one part that sticks in my head is both have a scene where someone is attacked by trees/branches but the Evil Dead 1 version has an extra element that makes me uncomfortable.

Russell Robinson

Evil Dead one is more serious. The remake took it a step further. I actually like Evil Dead 1 more than Army of Darkness. That one just got too silly for me. Part 2 is the perfect mix.

childermass

You should really read the bit on Wikipedia about Amy Madigan's performance in Weapons. It begins: "According to Cregger, Madigan "saved" the film. When discussing the character, he stated that . . ."

Russell Robinson

I'd like to hear what Vinny and Alex think of The Substance.

Brian Streleckis

Julia Garner was a regular in the Netflix series Ozark, which I've been told is great, so I'm starting to watch that. Her character first appears in the second episode. She also plays the Silver Surfer in The Fantastic Four: First Steps (I liked it and I thought she was quite good in it), and starred in Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man (found it disappointing).

Ipoop4U

Brad should check out the Masters of Horror series which has episodes directed by famous horror movie directors. The John Carpenter episode felt like a continuation of Mouth of Madness.