This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff Penn is joined by guest Jared Rivet, along with Craig Smeaton and co-host Alex Young, for another deep dive into movies, television, and the wonderfully obscure names hiding in the credits!

Jared talks about his work in the wild world of Asylum films, his experience writing for the beloved horror series Are You Afraid of the Dark?, and plenty more from his career in film and television.

Then it’s game time! Our three contestants head into a world of bureaucratic nightmares, comic-book-inspired horror, and a Tinseltown fairy tale where history might not unfold exactly as you remember it.

Great guests, great movies, and some seriously deep cuts. Can Jared, Craig, or Alex come out on top?

Deep Cuts = More Points!

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, we’re joined by filmmakers Oriana Schwindt and Stephen Parkhurst to talk about their film Sight Unseen and their love of movies with Let's All Go to the Movies! We chat filmmaking, film appreciation, and the stories that keep us coming back to the big screen.

Then, it’s time to put their movie knowledge to the test with three game selections featuring a chilling serial killer investigation, a desperate search for missing children, and a small-town mystery that takes a very dark turn. How deep does their film knowledge go? There’s only one way to find out!

Reposting due to audio issues: This week on Deep Cuts, we’re hanging out with a true Scarborough original — actor, storyteller and local legend Tony Nappo, joined by Nick Kroustis and Alex Young.Tony takes us back to his Scarborough roots, including a little love for the legendary burger joint The Real McCoy, before sharing stories from a career that has taken him from Canadian productions to some seriously memorable Hollywood movies.And when it’s time for the Deep Cuts game, things get a little unusual — because Tony has a connection to every single movie we’re playing. Can he turn that inside knowledge into a winning score, or will Alex and Nick dig up the deeper cuts?Great stories, Scarborough pride, Hollywood memories and plenty of obscure movie knowledge — this one is The Real McCoy.