On today’s show, Sean is joined by Chris Ryan for all things horror. First, they react to the casting rumors for the much-anticipated role of James Bond and hypothesize why there is a new trend of limiting theatrical exhibition for movies with poor tracking data. Then, they cover DC Studios' new body horror film ‘Clayface,’ a type of movie that they have collectively been begging for from the superhero genre but is ultimately a pretty mixed bag. Then, they evaluate what the current state of the horror genre looks like, and share their favorite horror movies of 2026. Finally, Sean is joined by Shea Serrano to discuss the new ‘Street Fighter’ movie and break down all of the reasons why both this movie, and many video game adaptations at large, don’t totally work. Then, they share some of their favorite fight scenes of all time.
(0:00) Intro
(0:57) James Bond casting rumors
(8:47) Tom Skerritt passes away at 93 years old
(11:47) Why is there a reduction of theatrical exhibition for certain movies?
(20:30) ‘Clayface’
(38:58) The future of DC movies
(43:02) The current state of the horror genre
(1:21:55) The best horror movies of the year
(1:38:25) Shea Serrano joins the show to discuss ‘Street Fighter’
Host: Sean Fennessey
Guest: Shea Serrano and Chris Ryan
Producer: Jack Sanders
Production Support: Lucas Cavanagh
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