Tom & Lorenzo’s Pop Style Opinionfest

T Lo tackle a whole range of topics in order to distract you from obsessing over the mid-terms, from a remembrance of Patrick Stewart to a rant about celebrity Halloween costumes to their complaints about modern television production and the long wait between seasons to the next James Bond and finally, to the looming threat of AI and what it means to them as publishers.

T Lo take a look at the grand-daddy of modern horror, director William Friedkin's "The Exorcist" and look at how the film is less scary than it is disturbing and why the focus on the medical drama before the supernatural kicked in is what elevates the story, along with Ellen Burstyn's iconic performance.

Tom and Lorenzo dive into director Stanley Kubrick's spooky season classic and look at how Kubrick used ambiguity in the story, thereby enraging its author Stephen King. PLUS: Jack Nicholson is NOT the acting MVP of The Shining. Shelley Duvall is.

Tom and Lorenzo dive into Nathan Fielder's reality-bending documentary Elizabeth Holmes and explores how it manipulates reality and why so many people are misreading the film's intent. Hint: It's not a film about Elizabeth Holmes, it's a film about Nathan Fielder.

Tom and Lorenzo dive into director Guillermo Del Toro's gothic horror classic to kick off their spooky season film festival, pointing out the overwhelming aesthetic qualities of the film like the stunning production and costume design, the references to classic cinema, the reasons for certain casting decisions, and the differences between modern horror, gothic horror and gothic romance, which are all baked into the film.