HeyJaredChills and Thrills Podcast
Hi, my name is Connor Dunham. I love talking about films, ranking films, and hearing others' opinions on films. Please join me as myself and special guests talk about all types of films while we review films and film franchises.
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Ep149-Scream VI (opens the original)
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Scream 6 doesn’t just raise the body count—it turns Ghostface into a full-on New York nightmare. Connor, Adrian, and Kaylyn break down why this sequel hit harder than expected, why the chase scenes feel relentless, and why the franchise still knows how to keep audiences guessing.What starts as a horror recap quickly becomes a hilarious, high-energy debate over the movie’s most brutal kills, biggest continuity problems, and most shocking moments. From the bodega attack and ladder escape to the re
Ep148-Scream (2022) (opens the original)
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The 2022 Scream is the rare legacy sequel that actually works - sharper, meaner, and far more fun than anyone expected. Connor, Adrian, and Kaylyn break down why this fifth installment hit so hard, from its brutal opening attack to its stacked cast, franchise callbacks, and the shocking moments that left them stunned. Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!
Ep147-Scream 4 (opens the original)
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Scream 4 is the “cash grab” sequel that turns into a surprisingly sharp, bloodier return to Woodsboro - and this roundtable does not agree on whether it works. If you love the Scream franchise, horror-movie whodunits, or hot takes about legacy sequels, this one is for you.Connor, Adrian, and Kaylyn break down why Scream 4 still hits, why some fans call it unnecessary, and why others think it’s one of the franchise’s most fun entries. Kaylyn comes in with a bold ranking take, Adrian defends the m
Ep146-Scream 3 (opens the original)
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Scream 3 gets the rewatch it deserves, and Connor and Adrian make a strong case that the so-called black sheep of the franchise might be seriously underrated. If you wrote this one off years ago, this conversation will make you want to hit play again. Our hosts comes in expecting to defend his changing opinion on the film, but the deeper they dig, the more Scream 3 starts looking like a smart, funny, stacked horror sequel with way more going on than its reputation suggests. From the Hollywood-wi
Ep145-Scream 2 (opens the original)
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Scream 2 doesn’t just raise the body count - it sharpens the satire, deepens Sidney Prescott’s fight to trust again, and delivers one of the franchise’s most rewatchable twists. If you love horror that’s equal parts slasher, mystery, and dark comedy, this is the one that proves the Scream series was never just a one-hit wonder.Connor and Adrian break down why this 1997 sequel still hits so hard, from Wes Craven’s razor-sharp direction to Kevin Williamson’s loaded script and Marco Beltrami’s scor
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