Mike delves into the Top 10 scariest movies, drawing on scientific insights to determine what truly terrifies audiences. He expresses his opinions on what films he believes should have made the cut, prompting an engaging exploration of fear in cinema. In an exclusive interview, Mike chats with Michael Chaves, the director of “The Conjuring: Last Rites.” Chaves shares his insights on the film’s production and discusses the deep-seated commitment required to succeed in Hollywood, along with a personal anecdote about how he turned his parents’ divorce into a source of inspiration when he first picked up a camera.
In the Movie Review segment, Mike analyzes “Roofman,” featuring Channing Tatum, a film that portrays the life of an infamous thief known for robbing McDonald’s and subsequently hiding in a Toys R Us. The review highlights how the narrative elicits sympathy for a criminal protagonist, along with Tatum’s unconventional journey to stardom in Hollywood. Mike also addresses the current landscape of box office challenges, noting that even well-made films are struggling to find their audience.
Finally, in the Trailer Park, Mike discusses the upcoming remake of “The Running Man,” starring Glen Powell. He emphasizes the film’s premise of a deadly television competition where participants must evade professional assassins for 30 days. Mike believes this project could mark a significant turning point in Powell’s career, potentially showcasing his versatility and strength as a leading actor.
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