It’s back-to-back new episode week thanks to some technical difficulties! Henry and John deep dive into the latest offering from Marvel for some rousing discussion about how much they enjoyed not liking this movie. Or did they like it? It’s hard to tell, but the only way to find out is by listening right here, on Zero Credit(s).
After some technical issues, this promised episode is finally here! A fictional retelling of the filming of Nosferatu that’s…not good? Or is it good? You’ll have to listen to find out, right here on Zero Credit(s).
It’s that time-honored annual tradition – we cover all three facets of The Big Game: The Game, the Halftime Show, and the Commercials. Did this year’s primo sporting event deliver in all the ways we desired? Let’s find out, right now, on Zero Credit(s).
Yes, our New Year, Nosferatu month continues with yet another rendition of the classic tale, this time helmed by Werner Herzog. Is this middle installation of the classic vampire tale worthy of the Nosferatu name, or does it fall short of our dark expectations? Find out right now, on Zero Credit(s).
We’re back from the past to dive into a modern day retelling of that time-old tale, Nosferatu. This time helmed by Robert Eggers, what differences do 100 years bring to this legally distinct (but not quite enough) tale of one vampire? Find out right here on the new Zero Credit(s).
We’re kicking off the year by going back 103 to the black and white silent film Nosferatu in an exploration of the German Expressionistic silent era film. Listen to us talk about seeing where it all began, right here on Zero Credit(s).
We switch houses and cozy up with Nancy Meyers’ The Holiday (2006) to find ourselves after a recent breakup. Will our relationship with this movie blossom into new love? Or will some scummy guy cheat on us a few times? Find out, right here on Zero Credit(s).
We continue our current events avoidance with Heretic (2024) directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods starring Hugh Grant, Chloe East, and Sophie Thatcher. Does this movie knock on the door of quality – yes, it does, that’s not the real question. The real question is what makes it so darn good? Let’s find out together, right here on Zero Credit(s).
When you go to a concert expecting a good time but it turns out the concert is an elaborate trap to catch you, a serial killer. Who hasn’t this happened to? Welcome to our deep dive of Trap, a movie by M. Night Shyamalan released in 2024.