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Welcome to The Midnight Cinema Screening.
This is basically the place where we hang out after midnight and talk about movies and TV shows that stuck with us… the good, the bad, the weird, and the ones that probably shouldn’t exist but somehow do. I also talk about true crime.
If you love horror, cult classics, creepy shows, and the occasional random deep dive into something strange, you’re in the right place. Nothing here is super scripted or overly serious. It’s more like sitting around with friends after a late-night movie, breaking down what worked, what didn’t, and the moments that made you pause the screen and go, “Wait… what just happened?”
Some episodes we’ll be reviewing movies.
Some we’ll be talking about TV episodes.
And sometimes we’ll just go down a rabbit hole about the weird history behind something we watched.
So if you like late-night movie talk, dark stories, and conversations that feel a little unfiltered… grab a seat.
The movie’s about to start.
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23 episodes
since Aug. 7, 2024
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A confession feels like the cleanest kind of truth. Someone says the words, everyone exhales, and the story snaps into place. But after watching The Confession Tapes, we can’t stop thinking about what happens before that final statement, the hours of pressure that never make the he…
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A pilot can tell you who the characters are, or it can do something riskier and pull you into the way they think. That’s why Mr. Robot season 1 episode 1 hits so hard on a rewatch: the real hook isn’t hacking, it’s the feeling of living inside Elliot Alderson’s unstable sense of co…
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Born in Scotland in 1945, Nilsen's path to becoming one of Britain's most prolific murderers began with childhood trauma. Forced to view his beloved grandfather's corpse at just six years old, he grew increasingly isolated as his mother remarried and started a new fa…
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The government's pursuit of mind control wasn't science fiction—it was a classified program operating in plain sight. For over two decades, Project MKUltra saw the CIA conduct illegal human experimentation on unsuspecting Americans and Canadians. College students, prisone…
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The summer of 1968 promised Olympic glory for Mexico City but delivered one of the nation's darkest moments. Just ten days before the opening ceremony, what began as a peaceful student protest at Plaza de las Tres Culturas ended in bloodshed when government forces opened fire …
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Some chapters of history remain hidden in shadow, their horrors too disturbing to face—yet facing them becomes our collective responsibility. The story of Unit 731, Japan's covert biological warfare unit during WWII, represents humanity at its darkest and most morally compromi…
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Most archaeological discoveries offer glimpses into the past—the Terracotta Army throws open the doors to an emperor's obsession with eternity. Qin Shi Huang, China's first emperor, unified warring states through brilliant strategy and ruthless determination, standardizin…
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Help support the podcast. https://www.buzzsprout.com/2000905/supportCan you trust your own mind when it whispers secrets masked as reality? Join us on the End of Reason podcast as we unlock the psychological puzzle box that is Martin Scorsese's Shutter Island. We invite you to…
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What if your high school drama came with a supernatural twist? That’s exactly the captivating scenario we unpack in our latest episode of the End of Reason podcast, where we explore the 1996 cult classic film "The Craft". We're taking a deep dive into this mid-90s te…
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Help support the podcast. https://www.buzzsprout.com/2000905/supportCould a death ruled as suicide actually conceal the sinister truth of a homicide? Join us as we scrutinize the unsettling case of Ellen Greenberg, a vibrant teacher with a promising future, whose life was tragicall…
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