Needs Some Introduction · Nov 9, 2026 · 1:01:32
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Victor and Darren discuss episode three of Apple TV+ thriller Nocturne, noting its popularity and strong ratings while debating the show’s stylish direction, confusing mysteries (The Sandman, symbols, missing Felicia, Jurick’s hidden stash), and frustrations with implausible plot mechanics; they agree the series works best with more Steven Graham and hope for clearer answers as the season continues. Before that, Darren recaps seeing The Book of Mormon with his wife and 16-year-old son on an Australian tour, praising its fast pace and boundary-pushing humor, and they compare it to other musicals and a failed Beetlejuice tour. They also talk Jeremy Saulnier’s Blue Ruin (and related films), a Shudder thriller The Cycle (recommended blind), John Wilson’s A History of Concrete and New York’s cultural shifts, plus quick reactions to Wild Horse 9 and Godzilla Minus Zero, and they consider sampling Apple’s heist series 12 12 12.
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00:00 Podcast Intro and Nocturne Buzz
00:39 Book of Mormon Night Out
03:28 Touring Shows and Beetlejuice Flop
05:15 Blue Ruin Deep Dive
10:58 Saulnier Themes and Next Films
14:43 Shudder Surprise The Cycle
17:37 John Wilson Concrete and Old New York
26:01 Wild Horse 9 McDonagh Review
29:24 Godzilla Minus Zero Theater Blast
33:56 Finally Nocturne Episode 3
35:26 Missing Steven Graham
36:53 Supernatural Teases
37:20 Spoiler Talk Setup
37:56 Sandman Reveal Ending
38:52 Horror Cold Open Debate
41:39 Car Crash Mystery
43:04 Who Is Sandman
46:01 Carl Under Jurek Spell
48:51 Jurek Secret Build
51:09 Prison Setup Questions
52:49 Necklace Hack Nonsense
56:43 Episode Count Update
57:15 Apple Heist Pick
01:00:07 Final Thoughts Next Week
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