In this episode of 'Feels over Reels,' hosts Chris Farrell, Matt Gastar, and Ron Newman delve into two recent horror movies: 'Presence' and 'Companion.' The discussion starts with a non-spoiler review of 'Presence,' directed by Steven Soderbergh, starring Lucy Liu and Chris Sullivan, and explores its unique ghostly POV and family dynamics. The hosts then switch to 'Companion,' a sci-fi horror directed by Drew Hancock, featuring Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid, and discuss its intriguing blend of AI and dystopian themes.

00:14 Non-Spoiler Review of 'Presence'

01:45 Discussion on Movie's Unique POV

02:33 Family Dynamics and Performances

04:25 Overall Impressions and Recommendations

06:47 Box Office Performance and Marketing

08:27 Spoiler Review of 'Presence'

22:09 Theories and Interpretations

26:39 Introduction to 'Companion'

28:34 Discussing the Movie's Plot and Characters

29:44 General Thoughts on the Movie

30:04 Avoiding Spoilers and Trailer Talk

31:06 Twists and Turns in the Movie

32:36 Themes and Comparisons to Other Movies

35:14 The Big Reveal and Its Impact

36:49 Philosophical Questions and AI

43:10 Climactic Fight and Ending

47:46 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

51:11 Plugs and Sign-Off

In this episode of the Feels Over Reels podcast, hosts Chris Farrell, Matt Gastar, and Ron Newman dive into the discussion about the latest Razzie nominations. They highlight some notable contenders for worst picture including 'Borderlands', 'Joker 2', 'Madam Web', 'Megalopolis', and 'Reagan'. The trio offers their opinions on each film's failings with particular disdain for 'Madam Web' and 'Borderlands'. Later, they shift gears to review 'Wolfman' (2025), providing a detailed analysis and spoiler-filled discussion of the film. They address various aspects such as story coherence, film direction, character portrayals, and compare its approach to classic werewolf lore. While opinions vary, there's a consensus that 'Wolfman' offers a mixed bag of tense moments marred by pacing and narrative issues.

00:14 Discussing the Razzies: Worst Picture Nominations

01:40 Debating the Worst Picture: Borderlands vs. Madam Web

11:07 Worst Actor and Actress Nominations

16:25 Prequels, Remakes, and Sequels: The Worst of the Worst

19:52 Wolfman 2025: Non-Spoiler Review

25:21 Should You Watch It?

25:38 Diverse Opinions on the Movie

26:56 Comparing to Other Films

28:22 Spoiler Alert: Plot Breakdown

32:58 Character Dynamics and Performances

38:49 Werewolf Lore and Movie Critique

50:15 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

53:05 Plugs and Sign-Off

In this episode of the Feels Over Reels Podcast, hosts Chris Farrell, Matt Gastar, and Ron Newman delve into the 2024 release of Nosferatu. They provide insights on the film's production details, box office performance, and Rotten Tomatoes scores. The discussion transitions into a non-spoiler review highlighting general impressions of the movie, comparing it to the original silent film, and praising the performances, particularly noting Bill Skarsgård and Lily-Rose Depp. The podcast then moves into a detailed spoiler-filled breakdown of the plot, character dynamics, and significant scenes, mentioning moments of homage to the original movie and analyzing its horror and gothic elements. The hosts conclude by sharing their overall thoughts and noting the film's rewatch value.

00:13 Introducing Nosferatu (2024)

01:06 Non-Spoiler Review: First Impressions

03:04 Cast and Performances

04:21 Cinematography and Visuals

06:49 Spoiler Alert: Plot Breakdown

08:10 Nosferatu's Character and Lore

13:17 Final Thoughts and Favorite Moments

15:28 Nosferatu's Shadow Hand

16:30 Homage to the Original

18:03 Nosferatu's Curse and Death

18:57 Horny Undertones

21:59 Christmas Elements

23:00 Final Thoughts and Plugs