Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Aug 27, 2026 2/5 A decent adaptation of Nathan Ballingrud's story, Wounds flails about in underwhelming imagery and winds up being a bit of a bore. Johnson and Beetz are wasted, though kudos on the use of (some) practical cockroaches Go to Full Review Wounds (2019) 46% - -

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network May 15, 2026 3.5/5 Well made, but incredibly difficult to watch. Lawrence throws herself (sometimes physically) into the role and has affecting moments with both Spacek and Nolte. It's just a challenging film to recommend due to the subject matter. Go to Full Review Die My Love (2025) 74% - -

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Mar 17, 2026 This one had potential - from the gentle queer coding to the found footage angle to the practical FX - but Gary J. Tunnifcliffe's script (and some truly terrible adult actors) never manage to overcome the low budget and speedy production. Go to Full Review Hellraiser: Revelations (2011) 0% 6%

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Mar 12, 2026 3/5 File Under: This could never be made today. An underrage Drew Barrymore seduces Tom Skeritt while ruining Sara Gilbert's life in Katt Shea's alternately bold and boring Erotic Thriller. Drew is great, though Go to Full Review Poison Ivy (1992) 39% 36%

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Feb 10, 2026 4/5 Devastating, difficult, and necessary. Rose Byrne is every bit as good as you've heard Go to Full Review If I Had Legs I'd Kick You (2025) 92% - -

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Jan 29, 2026 3/5 A loosely structured doc that puts Lynch, his art, and his art practice front and center. It's not revelatory, which may frustrate casual fans or newcomers, but for fans, it's a good complement to his early films Go to Full Review David Lynch: The Art Life (2016) 90% 74%

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Jan 15, 2026 2.5/5 Caitlin Cronenberg's debut has promise, but winds up lacking in execution. The intriguing premise is letdown by defanged satire and an early death is a grievous error. There's just not quite enough here Go to Full Review Humane (2024) 70% - -

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Jan 6, 2026 4/5 Doug Campbell's ludicrous film is highly entertaining, thanks mostly to Eric Roberts' scenery-chewing (and perfectly on point) performance. It's no wonder this became a franchise. Go to Full Review Stalked by My Doctor (2015) - - 30%

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Jan 6, 2026 3/5 From misguided accusations of torture porn to a bizarre 'twist' ending, this film is *interesting*. Still, the performances from Vincent D'Onofrio and Eamon Farren are outstanding, and the premise has plenty of promise. Go to Full Review Chained (2012) 62% 54%

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Dec 5, 2025 3.5/5 A must-watch accompaniment for anyone watching Hisss, Penny Vozniak's documentary ably balances the notoriously disastrous production with a showcase of Lynch as a struggling artist Go to Full Review Despite the Gods (2012) 67% 83%

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Dec 5, 2025 It's unclear how Hisss might have turned out if Lynch hadn't been locked out, but the finished product is a mess. While the practical snake effects look great and Mallika Sherawat is captivating, most of this is ponderous and dull Go to Full Review Hisss (2010) - - 17%

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Dec 1, 2025 4/5 Starring a dazzling Tessa Thompson and a commanding Nina Hoss, this 1950-set all-in-one-night film race & queer swaps characters to breathe new life into the material. Proof that we should leave DaCosta alone so she can make art Go to Full Review Hedda (2025) 90% - -

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Nov 11, 2025 4/5 Lynch's 2nd film is a twisty crime thriller filled with unconventional casting decisions, bold colour-coded cinematography, and brief (but visceral) outbursts of violence. A great indicator of what Lynch is capable of when her vision isn't compromised Go to Full Review Surveillance (2008) 55% 43%

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Oct 30, 2025 3.5/5 A tense (and scarily topical) look at the depravity of the Internet. The film thankfully subverts the inclination to become a female 8MM, instead focusing on the devastating mental impact of content moderation. Reinhart is excellent in an understated perf Go to Full Review American Sweatshop (2025) 77% - -

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Oct 10, 2025 2.5/5 More sleepy than sensational, Jennifer Lynch's feature directorial debut was unfairly decried as misogynistic torture porn, which is bizarre considering it's so obviously framed as a sick fantasy from the POV of its disturbed male protagonist Go to Full Review Boxing Helena (1993) 17% 35%

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Oct 7, 2025 2/5 Great practical FX give way to a never ending deluge of hallucinatory nightmares that lose all impact as the film progresses. It's hard not to blame Inferno for establishing the bland narrative/character template for the sequels to come Go to Full Review Hellraiser: Inferno (2000) 22% 35%

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Sep 23, 2025 4/5 This intimate, meta tale features two great female leads (Elisabeth Moss and Odessa Young) and makes literal an ambiguous lesbian attraction. Bonus points for making the audience question if Young's character is even real. A very solid film Go to Full Review Shirley (2020) 88% 54%

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Sep 17, 2025 2.5/5 Halfway successful. The first half of the film is much better than the messy back half, but Henry Cavill has great screen presence in an early role. The twist still doesn't make a lick of sense, though. Go to Full Review Hellraiser: Hellworld (2005) 13% 22%

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Sep 3, 2025 3.5/5 A Lifetime film without the Lifetime label, this ode to 90s thrillers is the perfect antidote to modern life. Plastic people in beautiful homes with utterly ridiculous problems. It's amazing. Go to Full Review The Stranger in My Home (2025) - - - -

Joe Lipsett Anatomy of a Scream Podcast Network Jun 19, 2025 2.5/5 There are moments of campy ridiculousness, but for long periods of time, this adaptation of V.C. Andrews' ode to family trauma and incest is just kinda boring Go to Full Review Flowers in the Attic (1987) 18% 51%