Episode 108 - The Wicker Man (Citizen Kane of Horror) Halloween Horror Month 2026

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Episode 108 - The Wicker Man
(Citizen Kane of Horror ) 
Halloween Horror Month 2026 

 

Directed by Robin Hardy

On this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews the guys continue the Halloween Horror month as they discuss the 1973 Horror film The Wicker Man. The guys discuss the films unusual premise and wild storytelling on a tale that is both captivating and suspenseful.

Matt does his best Non Irish accent as he attempts to give the synopsis as a constable from the Highlands of Scotland. Rick gives us an interesting alternate title to the film without giving away too much of the films story and plot.

As we delve into the story and plot Tim points out some of the characters motivational flaws and the guys tend to agree in what the hell are we watching. Why is this guy always showing his hand? Why is he taking a nap in the middle of the day?

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Finally the guys discuss this films rating on IMDB and how it rates on their own personal DeathClocks.

Find out this and more on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast.

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