ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Backrooms (2026) is here, and what started as an internet trend has become a horror movie sensation. We discuss everything from its eclectic origins, the latest trend of young directors in the horror genre, as well as the film's awards chances. Before that, we also recap Hear Me Out month.
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Introductions: 0:00-4:00
Hear Me Out Month Recap: 4:00-18:55
Backrooms Summary: 19:35-24:40
Backrooms Discussion: 24:45-1:32:50
Upcoming: 1:33:00-end
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The gang is back 20 years later, and we're back with our review of the legasequel of the year, The Devil Wears Prada 2 (2026). We discuss whether it lives up to the original and if its existence is justified after we recap M. Night Shyamalan month!
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Intro: 0:00-1:30
M. Night ShyaMAYla…
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Intro: 0:00-1:00
Emma: 1:00-15:50
Remarkably Bright Creature…
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Time Stamps
Intro: 0:00-1:25
Emma: 1:25-18:30
B…
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Time Stamps:
Intro: 0:00-1:35
Summary: 1:45-9:30
Split: 9:3…
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