Messed Up Movies

What happens when horror gets inside your head and refuses to leave?
This week on the Messed Up Movies Podcast, we're diving into the twisted world of PSYCHOLOGICAL HORROR!
Griffey, Heath, Sam, and special guest Brodie go head-to-head, drafting four movies each to build the ultimate psychological horror lineup. .
From mind-bending mysteries and fractured realities to disturbing characters and movies that make you question everything, we're exploring the films that prove sometimes the scariest place is inside your own head.
With picks including American Psycho, Black Swan, Jacob's Ladder, Requiem for a Dream, Perfect Blue, and The Lighthouse, this draft has no shortage of psychological damage.
Expect questionable decisions, plenty of trash talk, some seriously disturbing movie recommendations, and a last-minute change to the draft board!
Who drafted the strongest lineup? Which psychological horror masterpiece did we leave off the board? Drop your winner and your biggest snub in the comments!
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Today Griffey and Dandino hop a Train to Busan. They discuss the movie's mega dose of emotional trauma that deepens the journey, how Griffey's preference for slow zombies stands up vs this movies nightmare horde, and the incredible cast of humans and evil business men fleshing out the this Messed Up banger. Grab your tissues and sing Aloha Oe with us as we get steamrolled. 
Synopsis: While a zombie virus breaks out in South Korea, passengers struggle to survive on the train from Seoul to Busan.
Starring: Gong Yoo, Jung Yu-mi, Ma Dong-seok
Directed by Yeon Sang-Ho
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Whalefall delivers a brutal survival horror experience, but does its emotional story hit as hard? We review the bestselling book adaptation starring Austin Abrams and Josh Brolin on this week's New Movie Monday.
Griffey, Heath and producer Nick discuss the claustrophobic underwater sequences, gruesome body horror and father-son conflict at the center of Whalefall.
The terror inside the whale gets a strong reaction from all three of us. The family drama and ending are another story. We debate Josh Brolin's intimidating performance, whether the film earns its emotional resolution, and how its most harrowing moments sit alongside its more sentimental ones.
Full spoilers throughout, including the ending and discussion of the book.
Did Whalefall work for you? If you've read the book, how did the adaptation compare? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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Loud soundtracks. Wild colors. Outrageous gore. Movies that grab you and refuse to let go. This Friday, we're drafting "Sugar Rush" movies: cinema with every dial cranked up to 11.
Griffey, Heath, Sam and Sophia each build a four-film lineup of sensory overload, from the relentless action of Mad Max: Fury Road and Run Lola Run to the splatter insanity of Braindead and Re-Animator. Add Mandy's psychedelic nightmare, Suspiria's colors and Goblin score, and the anything-goes madness of House, and subtlety is officially off the table.
Of course, agreeing on the category turns out to be harder than picking the movies. Do Kill Bill and Natural Born Killers have too much story to qualify? Why does The Neon Demon get rejected? And where exactly is the line between a sugar rush and a drug trip?
We also revisit Peter Jackson's outrageous early films, argue about Jimmy and Stiggs, and make room for killer llamas, Speed Racer and some deeply questionable puppets. Then the final swaps lock in our lineups.
Who built the best four-movie marathon: Griffey, Heath, Sam or Sophia? Vote in the comments and tell us your ultimate Sugar Rush pick.
Spoilers for several films discussed.
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Today we hop in the way back machine as Griffey and Dandino have 7 Days to discover what made The Ring on of the best horror remakes of all time. This is an old recording we offered as a Patreon Exclusive we wanted to share this spooky season as the Adult Life monster tried to keep us down. Neigh monster! They discuss how the film works with and builds upon the original Ringu film, the nightmarish cursed tape video, and the films unforgetable finale. 
Synopsis: A journalist must investigate a mysterious videotape which seems to cause the death of anyone one week to the day after they view it.
Starring: Naomi Watts, Martin Henderson, Hiroshi Takahashi, Brian Cox, Amber Tamblyn
Directed by Gore Verbinski
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