Selling The Scream

Superfan Jen Fett is back to help us dissect this one and let us see what's underneath.

If you ever wondered what it would look like if one of your favorite action/horror flicks from the 90's was made in Africa, then this ones for you!

I thought I did, but it turns out I was mistaken.

We're baaaaaaaaaack

Listen, our release schedule is hit and miss at best. We will have a new episode up for you eventually but for now just enjoy this oldie that needs more love!

No zombies were harmed in the making of this podcast.

What if "Mean Girls" but they ate people?

Stop motion giant monster movie set in the Beastie Boys "Sabotage" music video cinematic universe.

Starting off our fourth!?! season with a real interesting one.  Spring is just around the corner and our hearts are turning to thoughts of genetic legacy and what, if anything, matters in the face of an uncaring universe.  We also get right into the real real questions like "is this Horror?" 

Joined once again by the lovely Jen Fett, we take on Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula's movie

Josh goat a new computer so bear with us as we dial in the audio settings.  It's not bad, but it is different.

All episodes are special, but this is maybe the MOST special. Let the spirit of the season fill you as we watch a movie in a movie with "Demons"

we get real current with this one as we watch a movie from the year we are currently in with Barbarian. Also Jed picked this one so please be gentle.

It's a threesome this week as we are joined by podcast superstar Jen Fett to discuss the spooky teen sex romp "It Follows"

An episode so nice we did it twice...er once...definitely only once.

Halloween on Halloween?! it's just crazy enough to work.

Coming to you live from Mima's room we watch our first anime to find out if cartoons can be scary.

Digging into what makes Tom Savini such a big deal in horror we check out this proto Friday the 13th and see what a REAL summer camp looks like!

We dip our toes back in the world of the anthology this week with 1982's "Creepshow". George Romero directs and Stephen King writes so it has to be good right? ...Right?

We're keeping things current this week unless you're listening in the future in which case, Dig this horror classic we have for you today!