🎙️CWT484: A Cure for Wellness (2016) REVIEW 〰
The good, the bad, and the ugly about "A Cure for Wellness."

The good, the bad, and the ugly about "A Cure for Wellness."
Today, we’re spotlighting one of the greatest voices in American opera history—a woman who defied expectations, shattered barriers, and redefined what it meant to take the stage. This is the story of Shirley Verrett.
Today, we’re talking about "Soul Rebels" — the 1970 album by The Wailers that marked a turning point not just for the band, but for reggae music as a whole.
Uncle Sam is a regular customer at the "Freedom Café." What's he eating?
Bill O’Reilly took a break from being irrelevant to praise President Trump’s sweeping “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA). I also discuss Roger Ailes' ailing legacy and Rudy Giuliani's biggest scandal (and no, it's not the hair dye thing).
North Carolina, winter of 1953. A small, quiet town wakes up to blood. Not a horror film. Not a myth. Just real people, real fear—and a predator no one could explain. This is The Beast of Bladenboro.
Electric Dreams S1E1 'The Hood Maker' review...where I get a little hostile toward sci-fi nerds.
Were The Stooges really the first punk-sounding band ever?
Today, we’re pulling back the longbow and heading into the greenwood for a hidden gem from 1967: "A Challenge for Robin Hood."
What makes a monster?
Movie Monster of the Moment: What if your worst fears wore a face? Not a monster under the bed—but something weirder. Something harder to name. Something crying in the dark. Today, we’re talking about Eraserhead — David Lynch’s 1977 debut feature. A film that doesn’t explain itself. It just sits with you. Crawls into your dreams. And leaves you asking: what was that thing?
Today: Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band.
Nineteen-year-old Edward Coristine, better known online as “Big Balls,” has resigned from the U.S. government’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) as of June 25, 2025, according to White House and media sources. Also, DOGE's origin, and how Elon Musk's dad is a dirty dog.
Elon Musk sucks. I did an episode on this now infamous moment recently, but I don't feel like I did the greatest job. So I want to make one final episode on what happened, sort of like a final verdict from yours truly.
Today, we’re talking about a film that didn't just push buttons — it pushed the conversation forward. OMG 2.
Today, we're taking a look at one of Pink Floyd's most powerful and personal pieces: Shine On You Crazy Diamond.
Welcome to 'Wade's Spooky Fun-Time,' where sometimes we turn everyday experiences into stories that creep into your thoughts long after the lights go out.
Israel's hypocrisy on full display, yet again.
Today, we’re saddling up for a lesser-known — but no less charming — ride through Goofy’s golden era.
Today, we’re rewinding to 1987 — the year a West Coast rapper named Ice-T dropped Rhyme Pays and shook up the entire landscape of hip-hop. Not just an album, but a warning shot. This was gangsta rap before the genre even had a name.
Today: “Means to an End” — the premiere episode of Netflix series "I Am a Killer."
Today, we're examining the surreal spectacle that was Donald Trump’s 2025 indoor inauguration — and what it means when the world’s richest men gather to throw a salute.
New York City. Is it heading down the same path Detroit took decades ago? The answer isn’t simple—but it’s urgent.
Trent Reznor: the architect of Nine Inch Nails, the noise prophet of our time, and a composer who went from the darkest corners of industrial rock to the biggest stages in Hollywood. CORRECTION: The impressive drum performance was actually by Ilan Rubin, and you can check out that performance here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yl4E7lfE9EA&list=RDYl4E7lfE9EA
Make no mistake, if you are completely opposed to Trump, you are potentially making enemies. Such is the nature of authoritarianism.
You’ve heard it in headlines: "Factories coming back to the U.S." But here’s the kicker — where are the people to staff them?
Trump Continues Attacking LA (+ Roy Cohn Bio, McCarthyism)
Today, we’re diving into something we all grew up with — but maybe haven’t fully understood: fairy tale
Today we’re exploring “BMO,” the first episode of Adventure Time: Distant Lands.
Great journalism doesn’t just inform. It exposes, disrupts, and sometimes even rewrites history. It can topple presidents, end wars, and shake the foundations of global institutions. Today, we’re walking through the moments where journalism didn’t just report the story — it was the story.