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The lurid world of feminist poetry is explored in Cop , the first in our look at films from the 90s featuring cops and criminals. Is this movie Criminally Unknown? Ryan and Nathan discuss, as well as a larger discussion of Copaganda. Thanks for joining us.  If you'd like to send us questions for future shows, email ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca We are also on Hive and instagram, okvideopodcast, and BlueSky, OKVideo. We also write reviews on Letterboxd fairly regularly, Ryan McCulloch and Kraznor. -N ACAB

 Twelve Films Enter, Twelve Films Leave, but some, are forever changed. Their moods shattered by the cold, icy assessment by two of the most savage film critics left on Earth. Ryan and Nathan. They are the Judges. Welcome, to Movie Dome.  We are ranking 12 of John Carpenter's finest film's in this week's episode. Differences of opinions are peacefully exchanged using words to express our thoughts and feelings. It is a Canadian tradition. If you'd like to send in some questions for future shows, email ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca Or, you can message us on Instagram, okvideopodcast, or the hottest social network on the megaweb, BlueSky, OKVideo. For our written reviews and lists you can find us on Letterboxd, Kraznor and Ryan McCulloch. -N Movie Dome

 Well it's the John Carpenter's Batch last hurrah and what a better way to finish up his films than to look at his final (likely) film, The Ward . this wasn't a very popular one when it came out and there are some aspects that might not have helped it age but is it as bad as they say? Nathan and Ryan are going to dive in the deep end, commentary track deep end, to get to the bottom of what really happened on The Ward . If you'd like to send us questions for future shows, email ryan@okvideo.ca We are also on Hive and Instagram, okvideopodcast, and BlueSky, OKVideo. -R Dead Space Comeback?