HauntedMTL - Streamin' Demons
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<p>Streamin' Demons is your bi-weekly dig through everything streaming — no genre safe, nothing off the table. Each episode, host Jo Szewczyk and guests take one title — a blockbuster, an indie oddity, a fresh drop, or a gem the algorithm buried — and break it all the way down: unfiltered reviews, honest reactions, zero corporate fluff. 30–45 minutes to decide whether it's worth your night. Subscribe and join the haunt.</p><p><br></p>
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Recent Episodes
July 6, 2026
S5 E16 | Hold the Fort (2025) | The HOA vs. the Hordes of Hell (with Yung Hee)
Jo sits down with Yung Hee — yes, that Yung Hee, all grown up and off the Mystery Team — to break down Hold the Fort (2025), William Bagley's horror comedy about a young couple who move to the suburbs and discover their HOA fights the literal hordes of hell once a year. One of them thinks neighbors are a gift. The other one is Jo. Spoiler-free, mostly. Key Moments: * The one-year embargo on a movie that's been out for a year * Jo's real HOA story: the "gardener" who paid half the rent * The premise — gates of hell open yearly, dues are monthly * Bruce Campbell rules: horror comedies need real stakes * Three Stooges violence... with death * Would we watch it with the neighbors? One of us would. * Verdicts: two yeses, zero clubhouse parties Jo's take: Tight 74 minutes, impeccable pacing, comedic violence with an actual body count. I'd watch it again — alone, on my couch, no neighbors. Yung Hee's take: A celebration of community. Everyone knew their role. Great teaming. I'd move in. Hold the Fort [https://amzn.to/4v7pay9]is now on VOD (Apple TV, Prime Video, Fandango at Home). As an Amazon Associate, Empty Hell earns from qualifying purchases. Everything Empty Hell: https://linktr.ee/Emptyhell
June 19, 2026
Lesbian Space Princess - Streamin' Demons review special guest JM Brannyk
Jo brings Box back to talk Lesbian Space Princess, the Australian adult-animated quest about the galaxy's most boring royal rescuing the ex who dumped her in public. They agree the animation and songs are award-worthy. They agree the writing is not. They also agree the best-developed character is the spaceship. Spoiler-light, content very R-rated. The setup — Saira, the most boring royal in a galaxy where everyone's queer, gets publicly dumped by bounty-hunter girlfriend Kiki at her own birthday party and decides the fix is a perilous quest to win her back. Nobody's sure she should. Anxiety as a personality — Crippling anxiety, imposter syndrome, two impossibly cool moms. Box finds her relatable; Jo clocks her as Meg-meets-Lisa-Simpson with the volume up. Willow, robbed — The non-binary singer-songwriter is the funniest, most fully-formed character in the thing — pineapple on the pillow — and the script forgets she exists. Both of us mad about it. The ship has the arc — The actual best-developed character is the talking spaceship (Richard Roxburgh, Dracula in Van Helsing). That's a writing problem and a running joke. The straight white maleans — Aunty Donna's man-cave villains look exactly like the Mooninites and land the sharpest jokes — when those jokes don't meander or lean too hard on "women game too." Craft vs. script — Gorgeous animation, great color, terrific voices, genuinely good songs. The writing runs on hack and potty jokes, the Safety Bubble bit dies on arrival, and the ending is forced and unresolved — plot-driven where it needed to be character-driven. The verdict — A low-stakes popcorn movie that flies by and is more fun than it has any right to be. Better than Bros. Worth a cinema seat with friends — just not with your parents. Find Box — Instagram @jmbrannyk, new writing project on the way. Jelly Beans the cat supervised throughout.
June 13, 2026
The Mandalorian and Grogu - Streamin' Demons Star Wars Nerd Special
In a SPOILER FILLED Episode, Jo drags in Charlotte Noon — who has watched Clone Wars twice on purpose — to talk The Mandalorian and Grogu, a movie Jo refuses to call anything but the Baby Yoda show. They agree it's beautifully made. They agree they have no idea what the plot was. Both things are true at once. That's the episode. The G-word — Jo sets the rule early: it's the Baby Yoda show, the PR team can get bent, the other word is never getting said. Charlotte's credentials — A New Hope taped off the telly until the tape snapped, Jedi in the cinema, all of Rebels, Bad Batch four times, Clone Wars twice. Jo gets schooled on who Zeb is in real time. The verdict — Ridiculously well made, don't look at the writing. Plays like a full TV season crammed into a movie, resetting the act every time Mando gets captured — which is constantly. Net character change by the end: about zero. Practical effects win — Phil Tippett (yes, that one, also Mad God) does the creature work in stop-motion instead of CGI, and both agree it's the better film for it. Strings over gloss. The recasting shuffle — Sigourney Weaver steps into a role rewritten around an absent actor, Gina Carano's character gets quietly swapped out, and the seams show if you're looking. Where it lands — Andor's still the high-water mark. This sits around Ahsoka/Solo, below Rogue One and Andor, above Book of Boba Fett and the Acolyte. Watch it where — Made-for-IMAX marketing aside, it's fine on the couch. Save the big screen for something that earns it. Next time — Box returns for lesbian space princesses, then the crew takes on Obsession — a theater movie purely for the sound
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- What is HauntedMTL - Streamin' Demons?
<p>Streamin' Demons is your bi-weekly dig through everything streaming — no genre safe, nothing off the table. Each episode, host Jo Szewczyk and guests take one title — a blockbuster, an indie oddity, a fresh drop, or a gem the algorithm buried — and break it all the way down: unfiltered reviews, honest reactions, zero corporate fluff. 30–45 minutes to decide whether it's worth your night. Subscribe and join the haunt.</p><p><br></p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates bi-weekly.
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This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
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No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.
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