Jo’s watched TWO movies—mark your calendars, haters! In this episode, he and Amelie deep-dive into “Don’t Log Off” (2025), a sleek virtual mystery wrapped in COVID-era anxiety and starring Ariel Winter, and “Frankie Freako” (2024), a bonkers horror-comedy drenched in 80s nostalgia, Muppet madness, and goblin party lines. From pandemic memories to puppet passion, this one’s got it all. Grab your mask and your VHS—let’s get weird.

🎧 Watch both or just vibe with us.
🎬 Streaming picks, trailer hot takes, and chaos included.
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🔥 KEY MOMENTS:

• 01:12 – Jo confesses: YES, he did watch the movies!
• 02:13 – Breakdown of Don’t Log Off: mystery, horror, and COVID realism
• 05:53 – Mask-wearing, trailer confusion, and Ariel Winter's transformation
• 13:20 – Jo and Amelie’s personal COVID test horror stories
• 26:14 – Switch-up to Frankie Freako: goblin puppets, retro magic
• 30:52 – Praise for the 80s aesthetic and Muppet energy
• 38:08 – Cult-classic potential and comparison to Psycho Goreman
• 43:26 – Final verdicts: Watch both, but Frankie Freako is REWATCH GOLD

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Grab your chainsaw and Hawaiian shirt—it's a Bruce Campbell appreciation bonanza! Jo and Brannyk deep-dive into the cult icon's insane filmography, from Evil Dead and Army of Darkness to Burn Notice, Bubba Ho-Tep, Spider-Man, Fargo, and beyond. They talk TV cameos, forgotten classics, franchise royalty, and why Bruce is the MVP of genre cinema. This is the ultimate chin-check episode.
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⏰ Key Moments:

• 01:00 – Jo & Brannyk kick off Bruce’s IMDB rabbit hole
• 04:00 – Bubba Ho-Tep, Elvis, and the audiobook fake-out
• 07:00 – Evil Dead, cameos, and why Bruce is every director's secret weapon
• 10:00 – Burn Notice vs Ash vs Evil Dead – Bruce’s TV dominance
• 15:00 – His insane number of franchises
• 21:00 – “Make Love the Bruce Campbell Way” and other curveballs
• 28:00 – Dream roles: Ash vs. Pinhead? Bruce as Doctor Who?
• 37:00 – Final thoughts + what Bruce Campbell film/show to start with

In this episode of Streamin’ Demons, Jo and Amelie break down Barry Season 1, Episode 8: “Know Your Truth.” After the airstrip ambush, Barry’s world spirals—he saves Fuches, ditches him for good, and tries to lay low. But guilt, duty, and emotional rot keep pulling him back in.

This week’s discussion mixes sharp analysis with real-life parallels. Jo reflects on infidelity, trust, and freedom, while Amelie shares stories from past relationships, including the time an ex stalked her inbox and Facebook, fueling a deeper chat about trust, control, and boundaries. Jo explores the emotional weight of cutting ties—what it takes to step away from toxic people, even when it’s messy. As Barry walks the line between redemption and destruction, Jo and Amelie examine how personal pain shows up in performance, relationships, and yes—even hit jobs.

There’s blood, acting, betrayal, and existential dread—what more could you want?
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• 00:01–00:48 – Opening thoughts: grief, purpose, and Barry’s unraveling
• 01:04–02:10 – The Jason masked Chechen: torture games begin
• 03:09–04:05 – Barry turns on the violence to rescue Fuches
• 04:45–05:38 – The goodbye to Fuches—final or fakeout?
• 06:57–09:06 – Digital ghosts: exes, inboxes & trust issues
• 13:22–15:01 – Beachfront Barry: the illusion of peace
• 33:25–34:35 – Moss finds the Facebook fundraiser—clues start clicking
• 35:43–38:04 – Shotgun vs silencer: how calculated is Barry now?
• 39:11–40:21 – Final showdown vibes—who’s on the hit list?
• 43:42–45:09 – Hollywood dreams vs real trauma (Sally, Gene, everyone’s faking something)
• 50:19–52:18 – Side characters matter: life outside Barry’s drama
• 56:00–57:21 – Jo & Amelie’s relationship talk—boundaries, breakups & becoming
• 58:10–59:07 – Barry's next-level calculating plan, tease for next podcast (Bruce Campbell!), outro

We're back and blazing! Jo and Amelie dive into 28 Years Later, the surprise sequel that mashes up VR porn, zombie absurdity, and British quarantine vibes—with a Teletubby cameo to boot. Is it a horror? A comedy? Or just a really expensive “save mommy” mission? Plus, we debate fast zombies vs. slow, get nostalgic about 90s cinema, dunk on 28 Weeks Later, and ask the real question: is streaming killing quality or are we just getting old?
🎧 Chaos reigns supreme on Streamin' Demons—listen in and get weird.
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This week on Streamin’ Demons, Jo and Amelie take a scalpel to Barry Season 1 Episode 7: “Loud, Fast, and Keep Going.” After surviving the chaotic airfield ambush, Barry finds himself in a moral freefall. Chris, panicked and overwhelmed, tells Barry he’s going to the police—and Barry, cornered, makes the darkest choice yet. From there, we swing from death to drama as Barry stumbles into the acting showcase and delivers a single Shakespearean line soaked in real grief. The audience sees raw brilliance. Jo and Amelie see psychological collapse.

The duo explores how guilt, trauma, and identity crash into each other across this episode’s tight 30 minutes. Jo dives into Barry’s unraveling persona and the danger of emotional repression, while Amelie shares personal stories from her time with the Red Cross in France—highlighting how trauma rewires behavior, even when the “performance” is offstage. The conversation touches on acting method, psychological endurance, and the thin membrane between real life and art.

No fluff, no filler—just sharp takes, emotional resonance, and the most uncomfortably powerful episode of Barry to date.
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• 00:00–03:00 – Aftermath of the airfield ambush
• 08:15–11:30 – Chris’s guilt and Barry’s impossible decision
• 14:45–17:00 – Barry murders Chris: unpacking the silence
• 20:00–23:30 – Barry crashes the acting showcase in emotional freefall
• 30:00–33:00 – “My lord, the queen is dead”: performance meets panic attack
• 35:00–37:00 – Applause vs. reality: how the class misunderstands Barry
• 40:00–42:00 – Moss connects more dots, closing in
• 45:00–47:00 – Amelie’s Red Cross experience and trauma responses in real life
• 47:30–49:00 – Acting, method, and the body’s memory of stress

Ready for a wild ride through love, revenge, and a very unconventional dinner date? In this episode of Stream of Demons, Jo breaks down the award-winning Cannibal Mukbang (written & directed by Amy Kerch), unpacking everything from its striking poster art to its deliberate pacing and jaw-dropping practical effects. Is it horror? Romance? A Gen Z fever dream? Jo covers:

• Why the first act feels like a marathon
• The movie’s blend of gritty realism and surreal fantasy
• Special-effects highlights that save the day
• Whether these characters ever truly click
• Formulaic twists and a finale you’ll see coming

Tune in, then watch Cannibal Mukbang yourself—drop your thoughts at https://linktr.ee/Emptyhell and join the conversation!

This week on Streamin’ Demons, Jo and Amelie dive headfirst into Barry Season 1 Episode 6: “Listen With Your Ears, React With Your Face.” Taylor’s chaos hits a high as a desert ambush explodes into violence, and Barry is left straddling two realities: the kill-or-be-killed world with Fuches and the emotional stage work in Gene’s class. Amelie explores how trauma shows up as “muscle memory,” while Jo unpacks his cape theory and the emotional foreshadowing baked into Barry’s performance. From identity disintegration to bad audition luck, this episode is packed with heart, humor, and psychological warfare.
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📌 Key Moments:

• 00:00–02:00 – Quick recap of Ep 5 and intro to Ep 6 themes.
• 07:00–10:00 – Taylor’s chaos: from “friends with desert” to the highway ambush.
• 12:30–16:00 – Barry’s muscle memory monologue: Amelie’s take on trauma and identity.
• 23:45–26:00 – Gene’s class as a battlefield: Barry’s struggle to stay in character—and in control.
• 34:00–37:00 – Jo’s “cape” theory & how the show foreshadows character fates.
• 40:00–42:00 – Barry’s monologue slip-up & accidental truth-telling.

In this solo scream session, I do a quick dive into the eerie halls of Consecration (2023), the Scottish horror film starring Jena Malone. With its chilling atmosphere, religious dread, and a haunting performance from Malone, Consecration delivers more than your typical supernatural flick.

This movie is basically, 'Jena Malone carries the world'. It lives and dies with her performance and she delivers. I don't remember the last time I've reviewed a movie where one star has to carry the entire thing and it somehow ends up working even when they aren't on camera.

Malone is the person you can connect with and cheer for in one scene and be completely creeped out by in the next scene. This is the magic of Jena Malone in Consecration.

If you're into sinister nuns, psychological unraveling, and fog-drenched cliffs—this one’s for you. It's definitely a hidden gem and worth a view (or two).

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