Summary: Writer/director Trey Edward Shults knocked a lot of us out last year with his indie debut KRISHA. This year, he comes to the multiplex with IT COMES AT NIGHT, an unnerving - and unconventional - horror film that has impressed critics and frustrated some audiences. Shults’ film is as much about loss as it is about scares, so along with a review of his film, Adam and guest host Michael Phillips share their Top 5 Movies About Grief. Plus thoughts on the late Glenne Headley and Adam's recommendation of the Sundance hit "Band Aid."<br><br>0:00-3:57 - Billboard<br>3:57-31:42 - Review: "It Comes At Night"<br><em>Angelica Garcia, "The Devil Can Get In"</em><br>34:12-40:18 - Adam Recommends: "Band Aid"<br>40:18-52:27 - Polls<br><em>Angelica Garcia, "Orange Flower"<br></em>54:30-56:33 - Donations<br>56:33-1:41:45 - Top 5: Movie About Grief<br>1:41:45-1:46:31- Close
