My name is Will DeFrees and this is a Sunday Scaries Podcast. You are here for the Sunday Blues.

This week we'll be doing some listener questions. Let's get right into them.

The first, you did summer movie recommendations. What are some of your favorite fall movies?

Fall feeling movies are probably my favorite type of movie and I don't think I really need to explain why.

I don't normally watch scary movies or Halloween movies pretty much ever just because I don't really like spending my free time being scared or anxious.

I kind of do that enough on Sundays as it is.

So a lot of my movies are a little more light I would say except for actually half of them are kind of dark at some point in the movie.

The first one is definitely light though. That awkward moment. It's my favorite. It's cold, but I don't want to go out movie because if you watch it, it forces you to want to go out.

Their style might be a little douchey in the movie, but it gets me in the mood to go out with my buddies toss on a p-coat, grab a coffee to get fired up and just have some beers.

Again, this is based in New York City, so it kind of helps see whole fall vibe, but at the end of the day is just a great fall watch.

The next is Goodwill Hunting. This is one of the more serious ones I thought about.

It's one of my favorite all-time movies regardless of the season and the bench scene between Robin Williams and Matt Damon is just iconic and you can just feel how crisp the air probably is.

It has a definite going back to school collegiate feel, which I think is kind of a theme with these movies.

Dead Poets Society is another one that kind of falls in that category.

It's another back to school feeling movie and it has major prep school vibes.

There's always been a part of me that wanted to go to a boarding school even though I definitely would have hated it.

And so I think watching Dead Poets Society is probably a good way for me to get that experience without actually doing it.

The other one is actually just a series of movies and I haven't seen all of them because I only watched them during the fall or during a rainy day.

And that's the Harry Potter series.

These were filmed across England and Scotland and they're spooky but not too spooky.

And there's something cozy about it in the same way that I feel about Dead Poets Society.

It kind of takes you back in time and gives you a little nostalgia about being in school and that first kind of month of school or a couple months of school where it was crisp outside.

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