WHYBW – What Have You Been Watching?

Pull up a seat in the Nighthawks booth and grab a heaping helping of pod-fodder.

Play Dirty– A new Shane Black movie...seemingly out of nowhere

V The Mini Series- A rewatch of the 80s miniseries draws comparison to modern day.

On Battle After Another- An accessible Paul Thomas Anderson movie, but is it a movie to love?

Bugonia- Does Yorgos Lanthimos do justice in his remake of a South Korean film?

The Long Walk- Mark Hamill joins the pantheon of Stephen King cinematic villains that you just want to strangle.

The Haar- a novel by Steven Sodergren about a lady holding out against a wealthy land developer, when a shape-shifting creature washes up on the beach.

A warning to the wary listener, there be spoilers here.

From the Nerds at Night podcast- Terry Flemings joins the Nighthawks at the Diner for a stripped-down reaction episode discussing the finale season of Stranger Things.

Ten years ago, the Nighthawks actually felt the need to advocate for Season 1 of Stranger Things, a little plucky show that they really wanted people to watch. Now, with a decade behind it, Stranger Things is a certified cultural phenomenon. But does the wrap-up match the overwhelming love they felt for the first season?

Nighthawks on Stranger Things Season 1

Terry Flemings With the Nighthawks:

Nighthawks covers Boyz n the Hood

Nighthawks covers The Matrix Resurrections

WHYBW – What Have You Been Watching?

Pull up a seat in the Nighthawks booth and grab a heaping helping of pod-fodder.

Black Phone 2– The Grabber is back, and this time he's killing you in your dreams. A little too Freddy? Maybe.

Shelby Oaks- Part Found Footage, part finder of footage, all horror.

Vodoo Macbeth- An academic experimental film, chronicling the groundbreaking production of Macbeth mounted by Orson Welles during the Works Projects Administration's Negro Theatre Project.

The Powers of Darkness Podcast- After it is discovered that the Icelandic and Swedish translations of Bram Stoker's DRACULA are wildly different from the author's English language original, an investigation is mounted to discover where this "new" version of Dracula came from.

The Witcher (SSN 4)- Dick York is replaced by Dick Sergeant and the budget is cut, can the Witcher withstand his greatest enemy: Market Forces?