A cruel camp prank goes wrong, and years later the victim returns as Cropsy, a killer with razor-sharp shears. The Burning stands tall among early 80s horror with brutal kills, Tom Savini’s legendary effects, and a cast of soon-to-be stars. The Burning is must-watch for slasher fans.

On this episode, we’re recapping our amazing weekend at the legendary Mahoning Drive-In for VHS Fest 9. We’re talking about what it was like vending for the first time, the killer vibes, and the awesome new friends we made along the way. We hope you enjoy!

Friday the 13th helped define the slasher genre, and Jason Voorhees became a horror icon in the process. The 2009 remake gave him a new look, new rules, and a brutal edge.

In this episode we’re talking the legacy of the franchise, what made the reboot different, and how it holds up today.

What did you think of the 2009 reboot? Does it hold up or did Jason deserve better? Let us know in the comments.

Before vanishing into obscurity, Skinner (1993) delivered one of Ted Raimi’s most unhinged performances—alongside Traci Lords and Ricki Lake.

Directed by the controversial Ivan Nagy, whose off-screen life was just as chaotic as the film itself, this bizarre and brutal horror story slipped through the cracks of ’90s cinema.

In this episode, we explore how Skinner was made, why it disappeared, and why it deserves a rightful place in cult horror history.

Nosferatu returns! In this episode, we sit down with special guest Gabby Galgano to discuss Robert Eggers’ take on the legendary vampire and how it compares to the 1922 classic. Does it live up to its legacy? Join us as we break down Nosferatu (2024), its cultural impact, and Eggers’ signature style. Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

A cursed movie screening turns its audience into ravenous demons, trapping survivors in a blood-soaked battle for survival. Demons (1985) is a fast-paced, gore-filled ride that embodies ’80s youth culture with its punk attitude, heavy metal soundtrack, and over-the-top chaos.

2024 is wrapping up, and this is our Year-End Wrap-Up episode! We’re talking about what we thought were the hits, the misses, and everything in between. It’s been an awesome year for physical media and collecting. What were some of your favorite movies and releases from 2024? Let us know!

We hope everyone had an amazing October and a killer Halloween! Now that November has arrived, we’re pumped to kick off Ninja November with Vol. 3! This time, we’re talking Pray for Death, starring the iconic Sho Kosugi. In this intense action classic, a Japanese businessman and former ninja tries to start a new life in America with his family—only to be forced back into the shadows when he and his family become the target of a ruthless crime syndicate.