Our February movie is none other than My Bloody Valentine (1981). Join us for a lively discussion from the mines of Nova Scotia to the coal fields of Pennsylvania. Why is everyone in this movie so damn fashionable? Why does some of this movie feel like an episode of Scooby-Doo? Did a mining accident in the United States actually inspire the story of Harry Warden? Why were miners so vital to labor movements? Most importantly, why is this one of the best holiday slashers out there? Come hang out with us while we discuss this and more.

Join us in discussing our Top 10 favorite movies of 2024 and our Top 5 favorite T V shows of 2024!

What a fantastic year for horror fans. Horror dominated our lists this year even though we did not limit the list to the Horror genre.

What were your favorite movies and TV shows of 2024?

We’re back from a little break to discuss Pulse (2001). Before we released the podcast officially, we had recorded and banked a handful of episodes and this is one of those episodes! If the sound quality or flow isn’t up to quality, it’s because this episode was recorded over a year ago. In this episode we talk about growing up online, the dead internet, computer-based ghosts, and the utter desolation that is Pulse. Enjoy!

Masks, Demons, and Murders... Oh MY! Here for all your Halloween needs and Halloween accessories. Featuring a night in recording hell MUHAHAHAHA! Join us as we discuss our Top 10 Films with Halloween Vibes.

We're back with an episode trying out a new format for the first time! We each made separate lists of 10 movies and then compared them in this episode. The subject for this countdown was our top 10 examples of human vs. human conflict in horror (or horror adjacent) movies. Join us in our countdown as we compare notes and talk about each movie,

What do you think we chose? How did we rank them? Being that we reveal our lists to each other in the episode, we were bound to share at least one film, but how many do you think we actually shared on our lists? Listen to find out! (*Note -- as usual, we do talk spoilers in this episode -- we don't spoil every movie, but we definitely spoil a few of them.)

Have you heard of Strange Darling? It’s being called one of the best horror movies of 2024 and only hit theaters this past Friday.

Join us for special spoiler-free conversation about our first impressions of this movie. We also discuss the horror genre vs. thriller genre, why this movie will make you want to go to Denny’s (or why it may do the exact opposite), why keeping 35mm film alive is so important, and have plenty more miscellaneous chatter. This episode contains no discussion further than what you can see in the movie trailer so you can listen to it with trust if you haven’t seen the movie yet.

We may be back with a part two some time in the future which will include an in depth discussion with spoilers, but for now, check out our first spoiler-free episode on JT Mollner’s Strange Darling, starring Willa Fitzgerald and Kyle Gallner, with cinematography by Giovanni Ribisi and original score by Z-Berg.

What's your favorite scary movie? Apologies for the delay! We had a necessary hiatus, but we aren't going anywhere, and we're back with a super episode all about one of our favorite movies, Scream.

How does the final product differ from Kevin Williamson's script? What makes Billy and Stu feel so realistic? What are our favorite respective slasher movies (because "scary movie" is too broad)? And what makes this film so great? Join Emily and Chelsea for this and more.

Join us as we discuss Near Dark from 1987.

Directed by Kathryn Bigelow, this 1987 Western/Horror is one wild ride Bill Paxton will make sure you never forget!