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Tenebrae
For the second of our tribute series this month, we're killing two birds with one stone by honoring two people
Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell
This week we kick off a small series of tribute episodes that we didn't manage to get to last year.
Ghostkeeper
After years of doing this podcast, we've been really scraping the bottom of the barrel to find New Years-themed horror
Scrooged
Though some may not classify it as much of a "horror" story as our typical fare, Scrooged is in fact
Anna and the Apocalypse
Without a doubt, this is the best Christmas-zombie-horror-comedy-musical we have ever reviewed. If you're looking for a legit, lighthearted yet
Santa’s Slay
Well, we're back with one of the goofiest, groaniest, holiday horror comedies we have ever done. What do you expect
Silent Night Deadly Night
We certainly put this off as long as we could, and now we're kind of wondering why. Both of us
Pilgrim
This week's episode is certainly our most pointed Thanksgiving horror film to-date. Only found on Hulu as part of Blumhouse's
Summer of 84
We continue our month on Shudder with something that just popped up out of the woodwork. Nodding heavily to Stranger
Scare Me
A horror "anthology" unlike any we have ever seen before. Wild with creativity and carried by two incredibly talented actors,
Halloween 2018
Michael Myers is back yet again in a fresh sequel to the 1978 original, set 40 years later and starring
Transylvania 6-5000
This week's Halloween-appropriate film is a Mel Brooks-ish wannabe that launched to a splash in 1985 and landed with a
Witchtrap
Seems like an appropriate title to kick off October - a haunted house, devil-worshipping spirit, witches, seances, ghost hunters, surly
The Wailing
We originally chose this movie for Father's Day, but other things came up. This Korean flick involves a father fighting
Pumpkinhead
Lots of love for this creature feature directed by the late, great Stan Winston, and starring Lance Henricksen. It's a
Tammy and the T-Rex
Craig went off the deep-end this week to dig through the dustbin of history and brush of this wacky flick
Pieces
Every now and then, it's time for an exploitation grindhouse classic, and Pieces checks all the boxes. It even has
The Thing
Wilford Brimley, iconic actor of the 1980's and beyond, passed away last month at 85 years old. Luckily for us,
Christine
This week we pay tribute to Kelly Preston by reviewing the only horror movie we could find with her in
Session 9
This week's request comes from Loyal Listener Leeia. Love the sound of that. Session 9 is the first film to
Rhonda Shear Interview
True confessions time: Both of us grew up watching Rhonda Shear host terrible horror movies on the USA Network's weekend
The Beach House
If you're looking for a horror film that feels timely and hits too close to home for comfort, then grab
Alien
For our tribute to the late, great British actor Ian Holm, we came around to his role as Ash in
Opera
We take a break from requests to go to the opera....Argento's Opera, that is. And oh boy, did this movie
Triangle
This week's request is a somewhat obscure time-tripping movie that we never would have found on our own. Thank you,
The Blair Witch Project
Today's request is an oldie but goodie. Thanks, James, for suggesting The Blair Witch Project. We had to get to
Possession
This week we tackle another request - this time from loyal listener, Chase, who saddled us with an intense and
Demons
Also known by its original Italian title, Demoni, Demons is a Dario Argento-produced gore-fest by Mario Bava's son, Lamberto Bava.
The Ruins
This week's episode is not a request, but just something we wanted to do. Both of us read the book
The Dorm That Dripped Blood
It's not a masterpiece of cinema, but there's a certain scrappy charm behind this early DIY slasher made by some
Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark
Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark is a classic children's book series from Craig and Todd's childhood. This movie
Graduation Day
Thanks to Dave for recommending this hilarious, so-bad-it's-good movie as we sit at home in isolation. We're especially excited to
Seedpeople
This week's request comes courtesy of Mikey. A Full Moon production of the typical Full Moon quality. We wanted to
The Devil’s Advocate
This week's request comes courtesy of Alyssa. We're revisiting this 90's era mainstream thriller, starring Al Pacino and a pre-Matrix
Needful Things
Two tribute episodes in a row as we say RIP to Max Von Sydow, and actor with an incredible resume
The Fury
Kirk Douglas passed away last month, and you know what THAT means! Time to crap on another wonderful actor's horror
Making Contact
Before Roland Emmerich brought us huge summer blockbusters like Independence Day, Stargate, and The Day After Tomorrow, he tossed a
The Witches
Jim Henson's last project before he died involved some incredible puppet and makeup effects in this incredible film, based on
The Watcher In The Woods
The next in our month of family-friendly horror films is Disney's first attempt to branch out into horror. What starts
The Gate
It's time for another theme month: Family-Friendly Horror Films! We're kicking off a month of kid-oriented horror with the one
The House On Sorority Row
Remade in more recent times as Sorority Row, we couldn't believe the original 1983 version doesn't get as much love
Killer Klowns From Outer Space
Every bit as fun as the title would suggest, this film tickled all three of us. Three? That's right! Loyal
City of the Living Dead (aka The Gates Of Hell)
Well, nobody ever accused famed Italian horror director Lucio Fulci of making classy films. Or even comprehensible ones. So it
Scream
It's our 200th Episode! As per tradition, we visit an iconic Wes Craven movie to celebrate this milestone, and we
3615 Code Père Noël (aka Deadly Games)
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! This recently rediscovered home invasion thriller from France bore such a striking resemblance to Home
To All A Good Night
This Friday the 13th knockoff may be full of Christmas imagery, but that can't save it from being hilariously bad.
Hide And Seek
Something unique for us: An Indian slasher film that takes place in an abandoned shopping mall at Christmas time. And
Sleepwalkers
Hailed (a bit wrongly) as "the first Stephen King movie written specifically for the screen," this early 90's video store
Home Sweet Home
Happy Thanksgiving! We managed to find an obscure slasher that takes place on this hungriest of holidays. And it's a
Alligator
Robert Forster died last month. As always, we pay tribute to a late actor by reviewing one of his (usually)
All Hallows’ Eve
A gritty and not so great horror anthology redeems itself by the end, propelling its director straight into a career
Once Bitten
So it's basically a high school sex comedy with a horror theme, and not scary at all. But for the
The Guest
Accomplished horror director Adam Wingard's pic is kind of a horror movie, but more of a psychological thriller/action pic that
House of 1000 Corpses
Our tribute episode to Sid Haig, veteran character actor and late horror icon who recently passed away at the ripe
Ginger Snaps
Kicking off our usual October Halloween horror films with Ginger Snaps. It's the coming-of-age story of a teenage werewolf that
Braindead / Dead Alive
In the USA, it's known as Dead Alive. The rest of the world knows this early Peter Jackson film as
Witchboard
We always have fun on our show, but this week we had maybe even a little more fun than usual
Curtains
We can't really say "thanks" to loyal listener Shane for requesting this week's movie. Maybe he wanted to punish us?
Cube
We hit another request this week, this time from loyal listener, Gary. It's a late 90's, low-budget Canadian flick that
IT: Chapter One (2017)
We were pleased to once again welcome Stephen King super-fan Jordan to guest with us on her request this week:
May
It's not one of our wackier conversations, because this week's episode is a seriously dark characters study of a disturbed
The Hitcher
We pay tribute to the late, great Rutger Hauer with today's episode. He passed away recently at the age of
Interview: Linnea Quigley + Creepozoids
We were extremely excited to spend some time chatting with scream queen and horror icon Linnea Quigley on today's episode.
The Deadly Spawn
This homage to B-Movie sci-fi films of the 50s becomes the very definition of a "creature feature": An entire film
There’s Nothing Out There
Before "Scream" paved the way for a steady stream of self-aware horror movies, there was "There's Nothing Out There."
Bone Tomahawk
We were told this was a horror movie, although it's at least 70% straight Western. Which doesn't mean we didn't
Death House
The Expendables of Horror....what a promising concept, yet lousy execution. We didn't have a lot of good things to say
The Wicker Man
As a movie, The Wicker Man defies description. It doesn't fit neatly into any genre category, encompassing elements of detective
Popcorn
The movies within a movie make THIS movie a joy to watch. More than anything, we want to attend the
Hellraiser
We're twisting our puzzle box to unlock Clive Barker's directorial debut about a twisted group of people summoning a twisted
The Taking of Deborah Logan
Craig asked for something "modern" this week, so we dug deep into Netflix for last year's sleeper "hit" about an
The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires
When we heard that Hammer's House of Horror had teamed up with Shaw Bros' House of Kung Fu on a
The Changeling
Request time again. On the heels of Mother's Day, we bring you a movie about what happens when you have
Mother’s Day (1980)
What better way to celebrate mother's day than with a movie that shows just how far sons can go for
The Toxic Avenger
Special thanks to Phantom Dark Dave for this timely request, around the same time that it has been announced that
The Stuff
Our tribute to Larry Cohen is a social commentary on companies that make products that harm people. An unknown mutant
Critters
It's not the Gremlin-knockoff you always thought it was!
Bill Oberst Jr. Interview: Abraham Lincoln vs Zombies
This week, we have a special guest on to chat about everything from the state of horror to Abraham Lincoln's
Zombeavers
A high-concept flick that was clearly dreamed up over cocktails between friends, Zombeavers is our latest request from loyal listener,
Hereditary
This week's request comes from Joseph - last year's breakout horror hit, Hereditary. It boasts a stellar cast and, in
The Lair of the White Worm
We're jumping back to a few requests this month and tackling this Ken Russell film that is difficult to categorize.
Return of the Living Dead 2
The last of our month of sequels brings us back to the Return of the Living Dead series to see
Poltergeist II: The Other Side
Although we have yet to review the original Poltergeist - one of Craig's favorite movies - we nonetheless decided to
Exorcist II: The Heretic
Often hailed as the second-worst movie ever made, this sequel to the iconic horror classic is a real head-scratcher.ften hailed
The Fly 2
February is once again our Month of Sequels again this year. We already did the David Cronenberg version of The
Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night 2
Tommy requested this sequel-in-name-only to Prom Night. We enjoying chatting about this surreal, odd little movie that should make a
Tremors
Major thanks to Francis and the others who requested this 1950s-style monster movie from the 90's that was such a
The Purge
Kicking off Request Month is this request from long-time listener, Karthik. We enjoyed having a rare political discussion (don't worry
Bloody New Year
Happy New Year 2019! Sure wish we could've brought you a better New Year's themed horror film this week, but
Christmas Shorts
Happy Holidays, everyone! For the big Christmas Day episode, we thought we'd do something a little different. We scoured the
Jack Frost
Not to be confused with the Michael Keaton family tale of the same name, this direct-to-video horror-comedy divided us both.
Red Christmas
It's another Christmas-themed horror movie, duly noted by the word "Christmas" in the title and the omnipresent blue and red
Night of the Comet
More of a horror-comedy than straight horror, this quirky 80's throwback took us both by surprise. Two Valley Girls try
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: The Dream Warriors
It's our 150th episode! To celebrate, we decided to return to our roots. We started this podcast with the Wes
Thanksgiving Special: Blood Rage
Happy Thanksgiving, Americans! We're happy to treat to you this long-lost slasher film with all the trimmings: cheesy 80's music,
Dolls
Stuart Gordon sure has the market cornered on killer doll movies. This more or less kicked off a line of
Burnt Offerings
We varied a bit on our final assessment of this admittedly classic haunted house story, starring the incomparable Karen Black
31
Happy Halloween! We end our series with the latest from Rob Zombie, aptly titled "31".
Trick or Treats
Part four of our 2018 Halloween extravaganza was a fun episode to record. That doesn't necessarily mean the movie was
The Midnight Hour
This made-for-TV movie event from the 80's starred some well-known faces, but it hasn't remained well-known. You probably missed it
Hellbent
Despite being billed as "the first gay slasher film," not many people have heard of this 2004 micro-budget indie movie.
Dead and Buried
Studio interference probably kept this movie from becoming great. Though Dead and Buried came packaged up with some great acting,
Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead
Todd was thrilled to finally introduce Craig to the official Troma catalog, and he selected one of their most recent
Invaders From Mars
We love to do kid-oriented horror movies, and this week we turn once again to Tobe Hooper's oeuvre for this
Jeepers Creepers 3
Jeepers Creepers 3 sprung on us suddenly last year, seemingly out of nowhere. With a limited release in theaters for
Dead Snow 2: Red Vs Dead
Normally we would wait until winter time to review a film about Nazi snow zombies, but we got several requests
Def By Temptation
Request month continues with this early 90's (and it shows) film with an all-African-American cast and crew, produced by Troma,
Cujo
This creepy story of a dog gone mad was a challenge to film back in the pre-CGI days of 1983.
The Reef
We wrap up our month of summer horror with another shark film. Very reminiscent of 2003 survival horror film Open
I Know What You Did Last Summer
What did we learn here, folks? We learned that some of these 90's mainstream "horror craze" films have not aged
Humanoids From the Deep
We're back in Roger Corman's camp with this sci-fi / horror hybrid that crawled out of the lake and into
Jaws 3-D
As a goofy time capsule of your typical 80's film, it's a fun ride through an improbably plot and even
Sleepaway Camp
It's the middle of summer! Time for a month of summer-themed horror films from the 2 Guys Studios. Kicking it
Hell House LLC
Yes, yes, another found footage movie. You'd think we'd be sick of them by now, but this one came at
As Above So Below
A team of people follow an ancient secret path through the catacombs of Paris to find the mythical philosopher's stone
The Suckling
Probably the most tasteless and obscure film we have reviewed thus far. This laughable attempt at a film at least
Veronica
This Spanish film about a Ouijia board experience gone wrong is all style, but lacks a certain something. Don't get
The Amityville Horror
In tribute to Margot Kidder, we review one of her more well-known horror flicks. We both remembered this as being
Train to Busan
Back to Asia, where my dad happens to be visiting us here in Beijing. He took his first guest turn
Don’t Look In The Basement
This grindhouse classic played as a double-feature with The Last House on the Left.
Don’t Go Into The Woods
The new gold standard against which all our "bad" horror movies are judged. You've been warned.
Don’t Breathe
A group of friends break into a blind man's house and end up with more than they bargained for. Produced
Don’t Look Now
We're kicking off another theme month: Movies with the word "Don't" in the title. We start with this classy, classic,
April Fool’s Day (1986)
We've been meaning to do this one for a while. In celebration of April Fool's Day next week, here is
Intruder (1989)
How did we ever miss this one? The Sam Raimi team of misfits gathers together in 1989 to add to
Tokyo Gore Police
Finally, a movie that lives up to its title. All you need to know is there. We follow the exploits
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Part 2
About a decade after the original shocker, Tobe Hooper directed his sequel starring Dennis Hopper and a whole load of
Friday the 13th: Part 2
The first appearance of Jason as the killer requires a few leaps in logic and plausibility, but it did set
House 2: The Second Story
Very different in tone from the original House (which we have previously discussed), we had fond memories of this horror-comedy
A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge
Sometimes called "The gayest horror film ever made," we felt it was the appropriate topic to kick off our month
High Tension
If you have any desire to see this movie, don't listen to our podcast before you do. That's all we'd
Phenomena
We're big fans of Dario Argento here at 2 Guys & A Chainsaw. His films don't make a lot of
Get Out
Jordan Peele made an unlikely turn from comedy to horror with this surprise hit that pushed all the right buttons.
A Christmas Horror Story
Better late than never! We kick off 2018 with a brief look back and Christmas with the EXCELLENT and supremely
Better Watch Out
Season's Greetings! We absolutely loved unwrapping this holiday package. But we can't say much more about it, since this Christmas-themed
Dead Snow
Sorry for the lateness of this week's (last week's!) episode. In keeping with our holiday-ish theme, we went with a
Child’s Play
We feel like this movie perfectly captures the spirit of toys and gift-giving, even though it technically isn't a Christmas
Scout’s Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse
Take a high-school sex comedy, mix it with a modern zombie flick, and you'll get Scout's Guide to the Zombie
Of Unknown Origin
Rounding out Request Month comes a suggestion from Nick Sible about a killer rat. Well, it's not much of a
Dementia 13 (1963)
Loyal listener Manuel requested this week's topic - another Roger Corman classic that also happens to be Francis Ford Coppola's
The Babysitter (2017)
This Netflix Original film just came out and surprised both of us by combining a rollicking good time with some
Satan’s Little Helper
Happy Halloween! In our attempt to find Halloween-themed horror films, sometimes we have to dredge the bottom of the barrel.
Cannibal Ferox
Umberto Lenzi died about a week ago. We pay tribute to his memory the way we tend to do on
Something Wicked This Way Comes
We've reached 100 episodes! To celebrate this milestone, Craig and I chose a special film that we've been wanting to
Night of the Demons
The poster art alone is scary enough. There may not be the scariest movie behind it, but it's high camp
The Amityville Horror 2: The Possession
Terrible acting, nonsensical plot, blatant ripoffs of much better films, and some brother-on-sister action are just a few of the
Jeepers Creepers 2
By request, we dive back into the Jeepers Creepers franchise, just as the third one is about to hit the
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Tobe Hooper died a couple weeks ago at the age of 74. He left behind a crazy assortment of horror
IT – Part 2 (1990)
The second half of the original made-for-TV miniseries of IT follows the kids as adults who return to take care
IT – Part 1 (1990)
There's another remake on the horizon. So we thought we'd pay tribute to Stephen King's magnum opus, "It", by looking
Eyes Without A Face
This week we go back to the classics. The quality of this surreal French film stunned us both - even
XX
Four female directors tackle four different tales centering around women in this interesting concept film. We both love horror anthology
Night of the Living Dead
RIP George Romero. Our tribute episode to a man who changed the face of horror and exploitation film forever. And
Spookies
Where to begin. Well, it's a practical effects extravaganza. You get double the storyline for your money. There's a host
Evilspeak
Clint Howard, Ron Howard's less attractive younger brother, began a long career in horror movies with this "high tech" fright
Trick or Treat (1986)
Not to be confused with the far better film "Trick R Treat," this heavy metal horror film may not be
Clown
What started as a fake trailer with Eli Roth's name slapped on it became a full-fledged killer clown movie. Such
Eloise
Well, it ain't gonna win any awards. You know how much fun it is popping bubble wrap? Poking through the
Zombie Nightmare
R.I.P Adam West. You may not have been drug down into the grave by a zombie, but we miss you
Rec
If you're tired of found footage films, you might find enough good stuff to love about Rec to make it
The Boxer’s Omen
Ah, where to begin with this one? Scary it is not, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a more wacky
It’s Alive
It's only the second PG-rated film we have reviewed (the first being Gremlins), but that doesn't mean it didn't pack a
The Eyes of My Mother
Simone joins us yet again for a tribute to Mother's Day, only a week late. This slow burn creep-fest really
Puppet Master
You've no doubt heard of Puppet Master. But have you seen it? The original, and not one of the hundreds
Bay Of Blood
We're both happy to discuss this Mario Bava giallo flick, which turned out to be the granddaddy of the slasher genre
Galaxy of Terror
We pay tribute to the late Erin Moran the only way we know how: By reviewing one of her b-horror
Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama
The name says it all.
Sinister
Loyal listener Jordyn picked this week's movie, so we invited her along to discuss with us the utterly disturbing 2012 film,
Martin
Not many people outside the die-hard horror circles have even heard of George Romero's vampire tale, Martin. Sometime between Night
The Fly (1986)
Our good friend (and self-professed Jeff Goldblum fanatic), Simone, joins us again - this time to discuss David Cronenberg's only
Near Dark
Our tribute episode to the late, great Bill Paxton, who puts a chilling yet lovable turn on the classic vampire-biker-western
House (1986)
So it's a bit goofy and dated, but where else can you see The Greatest American Hero as a popular
Tales From the Hood
Rusty Cundieff's unique and arguably "blah" anthology is less horror film and more of a star-studded political lecture on the
Shaun of the Dead
How in the world did it take Todd so long to see this movie? Simon Pegg's debut to American audiences fires on
The Bird With the Crystal Plumage
Better late than never...This week's tardy entry is another Italian giallo pic by horror master Dario Argento. It also happens
The Ring (2002)
This American remake of a hit Japanese horror film kicked off a brief J-Horror remake craze in the early aughts.
Student Bodies (1981)
Billed as "The World's First Comedy Horror Movie," today's selection had a better run on cable television than it did in
The Monster Squad
This childhood favorite held many special memories for Craig and this week's guest, his sister Kristin. The three of us
Hostel
After all these years, both of us discovered some surprising things about the modern-day horror classic, Hostel. Listen in for our
Society (1989)
Good lord. This is one insane film.
New Year’s Evil
There aren't too many New Year's Eve-themed horror movies, so you can't blame us for choosing this turkey to watch
Gremlins
Happy Holidays, Loyal Listeners! We end our 2016 Holiday Horror Edition of the podcast with an old favorite, Gremlins. Did
P2
We were a bit divided on this movie, but we came together to agree that this woman-in-peril film bleeds pure holiday spirit.
Sint
Despite being a killer Santa movie with intriguing possibilities, we both felt this 2011 Dutch film squandered its premise on
Silent Night Deadly Night 5: The Toymaker
We kick off the 2016 holiday season with the 5th installment of the infamous killer Santa horror saga. Only this
You’re Next
This home invasion film puts a bit of a twist on the genre. We both enjoyed discussing this fast-paced gem.
Waxwork
Who doesn't love a good movie about the horrors of a wax museum? Maybe Todd. At least, Waxwork didn't rub him
The Descent
A group of women descend into a cave and receive more than they bargained for. Check out our take on
Tales of Halloween
Tonight, we bring you the last of our Halloween season episodes this year: A horror anthology with a whopping 10
Halloween 3
Fresh off the heels of two commercially successful films starring Michael Meyers, Team John Carpenter took a left turn and
Elvira Mistress of the Dark
Back in 1988, Halloween horror icon Elvira finally got her own movie. It didn't make a big splash, but it
Bleed (2016)
Whew...where to begin with this mishmash of horror tropes? With everything but the kitchen sink thrown into the plot, we
The Return of the Living Dead
It's the Linnea Quigley's breakout role (and what a role it is). And it's responsible for the idea that zombies
Freddy vs. Jason
Our 50th episode spectacular! And what would be more spectacular than pitting two horror icons together in a battle to
Final Destination
We're joined this week by special guest Simone Yamshon as we discuss the premiere entry into the Final Destination movie
Fright Night (1985)
Fright Night is an earnest horror-comedy from the 80's that hits all the right notes.
Crimson Peak
A good old-fashioned gothic ghost story done right by the master of visuals, Guillermo Del Toro. We loved this movie
Basket Case
This low-budget drive-in hit spawned two bigger budget sequels. It occupies a certain place in horror history, and is surprisingly
Cooties
Why has this hilarious horror-comedy flown under the radar? Penned by the minds behind Saw and Glee, An ensemble cast
The Burning
This forgotten gem is one of the better (and more original) of the summer camp slasher pics. Both of us
Prom Night (1980)
Whoa boy, did we enjoy deconstructing this terribly boring flick that, nevertheless, stars primo scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis -
Jeepers Creepers
Our second Victor Salva movie (we previously discussed Clownhouse), and it's clear this man has some style and originality in
Little Shop of Horrors
One of Jack Nicholson's first film roles is also a surprisingly good little horror comedy, even by today's standards. Yeah,
We Are Still Here
We were definitely split on this unique throwback to those old Italian giallo horrors of the 70's. Shout out tho'
Night of the Creeps
We have mixed feelings about Fred Dekker's dated but charming send-up to classic sci-fi and horror films.
The Lost Boys
Happy 4th of July! This episode has no relation to the holiday, but we thought we'd say it anyway. While
New Nightmare
This week, we dip back into the Wes Craven collection for what is arguably the very best film in the
The Final Girls
Not gonna lie: We loved this movie to death, and can't imagine any horror fan who wouldn't go crazy over
They Live
Consider the tag line: "You see them on the street. You watch them on TV. You might even vote for
Deadly Friend
Deadly Friend is the third Wes Craven film we've reviewed this year in the wake of his death. Thanks to
Ravenous
Anyone out there heard of Ravenous? We thought not. This almost forgotten flick features an all-star cast and a strong
Sorority House Massacre 2
It's Todd's turn to pull a favorite off the shelf with this delightfully absurd horror comedy from writer-director Jim Wynorski.
Pet Sematary
Pet Sematary is the first horror film that his dad, Jim, took him to see in the theater - when
Chopping Mall
A low budget film that intentionally delivers more laughs than scares, though you'd never know it from the notorious box
Funny Games
Talk about disturbing. Craig's sister, Kristen, joins us to talk about this controversial home invasion film.
Hausu
If you've never seen the 1977 Japanese horror-comedy-musical House, then you're in for the wildest, strangest trip of your life.
Cloverfield
With the release of 10 Cloverfield Lane to the theaters, we revisit 2008's "spiritual predecessor," Cloverfield. It's a Godzilla movie
The Loved Ones
If John Hughes directed horror films instead of angsty teen comedies, his first film would've been The Loved Ones. It's
The Witch
We head into the theater again to catch the latest horror flick everyone has an opinion about: A "New England
Tucker and Dale vs. Evil
This week we dip back into comedy, where a case of mistaken-identity on the part of some overzealous college kids
Let the Right One In
This week's film takes us to the chilly reaches of Sweden, where a 12 year-boy meets a young vampire and they form
Troll
This week, we went back in time for Craig's childhood favorite, Troll.
Zombi 2
This classic established Lucio Fulci as one of Italy's most popular horror directors during the 70's. Alternatively titled just plain
Excision
Excision is a sublime horror movie with an all-star cast that seems to have flown completely under the radar.
Deep Red
This week, we dive into a whole new subgenre of film - the Italian giallo pic - with one of
Phantasm
In honor of the recent passing of Angus Scrimm, we bring you a film that's near and dear to our
The Green Inferno
It's been a long time since we've seen a cannibal-themed horror film. Eli Roth's passion project is a shout-out to
Sweet 16
If you're looking for the perfect "so bad, it's good" movie to watch with your buddies, few films are sweeter
Terror Train
We're a bit puzzled why this 80's slasher has remained under the radar for so long since its release. But it
Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale
This unique tale, imported from Finland, deals with the idea of an evil Santa Claus in an entirely original way.
Christmas Evil
We had a lot more to say than we thought about this weird cult film. Check it out!
Krampus
This seems to be the year of the Krampus. For this second week of our horror-themed Christmas films, we headed
Black Christmas
Some say Black Christmas was the first modern slasher movie. We think it's a little more complicated than that - more
Bloodbath at the House of Death
Today's film is like the Airplane of horror films - a long-forgotten gem from the UK boasting Vincent Price as
Clownhouse
One of Craig's most vivid memories from childhood involves stumbling across this chiller on late night TV...
Goodnight Mommy
Todd & Craig review a deeply unsettling new Swedish film that just came across the border. For a story with
Witching and Bitching
What begins as a heist film quickly descends into hilarious chaos as a group of wanna-be criminals run afoul of
Saw
We revisit Saw with our first guest, Kristin Sorhus-Hafen - who doesn't normally do horror, and is watching it for
The Woman In Black
We were less-than-impressed with Daniel Radcliffe's first film after the Harry Potter series, but it may be good for those
Trick or Treat
Trick or Treat is the Halloween movie to end all Halloween movies, and we had a ball discussing it this month. See the
Creep
Todd & Craig discuss last year's surprisingly novel found footage flick, Creep. Let's just say it lives up to its
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Todd & Craig continue their tribute to Wes Craven with another look at the classic that made Freddy Krueger a
People Under the Stairs
For our inaugural episode, in honor of horror icon Wes Craven's recent passing, we take a look at 1991's The
