When multiple Christmas episode plans fall through, what's a girl to do? Entering the Jinglefuck vortex for the first time, Vanessa Taylor joins us along with three movies, three Christmas specials, and one Christmas episode of Boy Meets World. We'll be Clusterfucking with the following media properties:

-Better Watch Out (2016)

-Mistletoe Mixup (2021)

-Adult Swim Yule Log (2022)

-We Wish You a Turtle Christmas (1994)

-A Muppet Family Christmas (1987)

-Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Alpha's Magical Christmas (1994)

-Boy Meets World: Season 4, Episode 11, "Easy Street"

Strap the fuck in and jingle 'til you jangle! Enjoy a Christmasfuck in your stocking, straight from Movies For When! :)

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Never Hike Alone (2017)! The very merry and very scary Dylan Derryberry joins us for festive holiday cheer as we venture into the dangerous territory of fan films. Never Hike Alone is the best one, and it's actually better than most canonical Friday the 13th content. No legal disputes could stop Jason from slashing, even if he's not allowed to get paid for it.

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The Producers (1967)! Gene Wilder, Mel Brooks, and Zero Mostel aren't the only legendary performers joining us this week. Matthew Anderson, who is best known as a weapon of mass instruction and an videographer of the highest degree, enlightens us on the wonders of Wilder. Come hang with us as we discuss one of Mr. Brooks's finest pictures. And check us out on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. @moviesforwhen if ya nasty 8)

We're covering all of (well, most of) the hits and misses of 2024. Forgive us if we're a bit premature in our discussion, we're just freaky like that. There will certainly be a few more bits of blunders and Oscar bait to unfurled in December, but here's a look at what we've got this far. Our current events podcast covers:

-The Substance

-Challengers

-I Saw the TV Glow

-Love Lies Bleeding

-Monkey Man

-Cuckoo

-Kinds of Kindness

-Rebel Ridge

-Sasquatch Sunset

-The Wild Robot

-Oddity

-Inside Out 2

-My Old Ass

-It's What's Inside

-Beetlejuice Beetlejuice

-Alien: Romulus

-Maxxxine

-Deadpool and Wolverine

-Longlegs

-Plus many more that are innumerable (not technically, but this list is getting long)

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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017)! Local actor and longtime homie, Michael Lawson joins us for a classic MFW audio kerfuffle that still contains substantial and meaningful discussion about the ongoings of Frances McDormand and Woody Harrelson in their morally ambiguous and polarizing character work.

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The Fabelmans (2022)! Russell McFarlane of People Who Are Good at What They Do Being Good at What They Do (available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify) joins us for a sporadic trip down Steven Spielberg's personal memory lane. As is customary on Russells show, we get a little bit lost in the sauce talking about life. Join us as Mr. Speilberg's existential journey turns into an intrepid voyage of our own!

A terror that hasn't been seen since last time we saw it! It's the reanimated corpse of the Clusterfuck, back from the grave! And it wants brains! Specifically, it wants to rot your brains. Friends of the Show and Clusterfuck veterans, Don Denham and Dylan Derryberry, join big spooky daddy to take on 7 gruesome horror films, and one episode of Wishbone. The films:

-The Monster Club (1981)

-House (1977)

-Howling 2: Stirba Werewolf Bitch (1985)

-Halloweentown (1998)

-Feast (2005)

-Chopping Mall (1986)

-The Sleepy Hollow Episode of Wishbone (1997)

Every ten minutes, the Spookerfuck will change movies at random, and it only stops when we get tired of talking about that movie. Join us for frights and delights in this vortex of the movie macabre. Grab yourself some full bars, finish hiding the body, and get ready to get your ears rocked. Happy Halloween!

The Babadook! Or is it Therapy Babadook? Stop me if you've heard this one- Three therapists sit down to discuss The Babadook, but one of them thought they'd be discussing It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown. Upon learning that the topic was the Babadook, they exclaimed, "Good grief!"

Anyways, I've been watching a lot of Elvira and I'm working on my kitsch humor. Trent Gardner of Sugarcoat and Producer and Savior of the Show, Vanessa Taylor, join us for a little bit of group therapy. And we could certainly use it after we were haunted by that scary book about wardrobe Batman.

Trent Gardner is the man behind the music of Sugarcoat, and you should check out his single, "Sandie K," on Spotify and Youtube. But, only listen to it if you want to feel joyful.

And you can see more of our dope ass spooky content by following us on Instagram and Twitter, @movieforwhen

Keep slaying those monsters, movie lovers