Join Jon Lee Brody in a special bonus episode for a spoiler-free review of The Conjuring: Last Rites. This episode delves into the tenth and final film of the Conjuring saga, directed by Michael Chaves. Jon discusses the unique character arcs, offers insights into the movie's themes, highlights key moments, and shares personal anecdotes related to the franchise's journey since 2013. Don't miss the heartfelt tribute to the creators, especially his dear friend and mentor James Wan.

In this episode of That Was Pretty Scary, Jon Lee Brody explores the intricate layers of the movie Sinners directed by Ryan Coogler. Jon delves into complex themes such as cultural erasure, identity, mental health, and the unique portrayal of vampires. He discusses the significance of Bow and Grace as symbols of erased history and the hauntingly beautiful arc of their characters. The conversation also touches on themes of faith, the psychological impact of historical trauma, and the innovative use of aspect ratios in storytelling. Jon also brings back Producer Alexis Cardoza in the epilogue to share his perspectives, linking the movie's themes to broader social and historical contexts. Tune in for a rich, thought-provoking analysis that elevates Sinners beyond a typical horror film.

Join Jon Lee Brody in this deep dive into 'Sinners,' the 2025 film directed by Ryan Coogler. In this first part, Jon explores why this generational film, starring Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo, occupies a special space in our minds. He delves into the movie’s supernatural, historical, and cultural themes, emphasizing its unique mix of southern gothic, horror, and drama. John also highlights the significance of music as a powerful, universal language in the film, and discusses its groundbreaking technical achievements. This episode sets the stage for an even more detailed analysis in part two. Stay tuned for insights into the symbolism, the historical context, and the intricate characters that make 'Sinners' an unforgettable experience.

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