Ryan is joined by longtime friend and colleague Andrew Sanford for a journey into the strange world of Sasquatch! First, Andrew takes us behind the scenes of his real-life Bigfoot investigation deep in the wilderness of British Columbia for the television series, Mysteries Decoded. What did he discover while searching for North America's most elusive cryptid? Then, it's a double feature of hairy proportions as they review the terrifying found-footage horror film, Willow Creek (2013), starring former guest, Bryce Johnson, and the wildly unconventional The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot (2018), starring Sam Elliott.

Two radically different films. One legendary creature. Which movie delivers the ultimate Bigfoot experience, and which one gets lost in the woods? Join us for cryptids, cinema, and a whole lot of squatch!

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The new STREET FIGHTER movie delivers explosive martial arts, stunning visuals, and a star-studded cast, but does this video game adaptation actually land a knockout punch? Ryan reviews the latest film starring Noah Centineo, Andrew Koji, Jason Momoa, Cody Rhodes, Roman Reigns, and David Dastmalchian, breaking down its incredible fight sequences, questionable comedy, and chaotic storytelling. From nostalgic 90s aesthetics to standout performances and missed opportunities, is Street Fighter a worthy adaptation or another video game movie disaster?

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It’s time to look to the skies as Somewhere on the Screen revisits one of the most memorable alien movies of the early 2000s: M. Night Shyamalan’s SIGNS.

Ryan joins J.M. McNab, Blain Watters, and Robert LaRonde of the Rewatchability podcast for a hilarious deep dive into the 2002 sci-fi thriller starring Mel Gibson and Joaquin Phoenix. From crop circles and mysterious lights to that unforgettable birthday-party footage, SIGNS helped introduce an entire generation to a very different kind of alien invasion movie. Grab your tin-foil hats, keep a glass of water nearby, and join us for a funny, nostalgic, and occasionally ufological rewatch of SIGNS on Somewhere on the Screen.

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