This week on Fright Flick FMK Podcast Episode 142, Jay and his brother Jon go LIVE for a wild horror movie watch party as we hit play on Good Boy.

We poured the whiskey 🥃, sparked the smoke 💨, and reacted to every creepy moment in real time.

Good Boy is directed by Ben Leonberg and written by Alex Cannon and Ben Leonberg.

🐕 A loyal dog senses something dark inside the house… and may be the only one who knows what’s really there.

After the movie ends, we hand out our brutal FMK Rating:

💍 Marry = all-time rewatch classic 🔥 F*ck = fun when the mood hits ☠️ Kill = one and done

If you love horror movie reactions, indie horror, live watch parties, whiskey-fueled chaos, and uncensored opinions… you’re in the right place.

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This week on the Fright Flick FMK Podcast, I’m sitting down with filmmaker J. R. Stokes to talk about his latest movie Beautiful Pam. Also pulling a chair up to the table is Peter Konsevitch, who plays Beetle in the film 🪲

While living out of a motel and turning tricks, Pam undergoes a crisis of identity, addiction, and depression amidst the week of their son's 18th birthday.

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🎙️ Fright Flick FMK Podcast – LIVE Horror Watch Party

Tonight we’re going LIVE with a brand new horror movie — Myths & Mutants 2 (2026) 👀

This is a first-time watch, raw reaction, and full review happening in real time. No script, no filter… just straight-up reactions as the movie plays.

🥃 Whiskey is poured 🌿 Elevated flower is in rotation 🎬 And we’re pressing play together

If you’re into horror movie reactions, live watch parties, and brutally honest reviews, you’re in the right place. From mainstream hits to underground madness, nothing is off limits here.

After the movie, we hit it with the signature Fright Flick FMK rating system: 💍 MARRY – A movie you can ride with forever 😏 F*CK – Fun when the mood hits 🔪 KILL – Regret it instantly

⚠️ Disclaimer: This live stream is for commentary and entertainment purposes only. All rights belong to the film’s creators.

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We’re diving headfirst into some extreme horror with American Guinea Pig: Sacrifice 😈

🥃 Whiskey is poured. 🌿 Smoke is in the air. ▶️ I hit play… and we ride this one out together in real time. No filters, no holding back—just raw reactions while I spiral through whatever the hell this movie throws at me.

🎬 Directed by: Poison Rouge

💀 What’s it about? A man descends into a disturbing, ritualistic nightmare involving torture, sacrifice, and some seriously messed-up religious imagery. This one leans HARD into the underground extreme—definitely not for the casual horror fan.

😵 Expect chaos, uncomfortable moments, and probably a few “what the hell am I watching?” reactions as I go on this elevated ride.

And of course… after it’s all said and done, we hit it with the FMK rating system

This week on the Fright Flick FMK Podcast… we’re getting weird again 😈🥃💨

I’m lighting up, pouring some whiskey, and diving headfirst into the 2015 underground horror film Bloodshock (written by Stephen Biro, directed by Marcus Koch)… and yeah… I’m watching it LIVE while recording my thoughts

So you’re getting the real experience: no filter, no edits, just me reacting to whatever unholy nonsense this movie throws at me while I’m elevated and slightly buzzed 😵‍💫

This week, we’re heading deep into the Australian outback with the brutal horror classic Wolf Creek… and yeah, things get real uncomfortable, real fast. 😬

Joining me for this episode is our great friend from across the pond, Lucy 🇬🇧🔥 — and trust me, we had a LOT to say about this one.

Three backpackers. One remote location. And a nightmare that turns a dream road trip into pure survival horror. Directed by Greg McLean, Wolf Creek is known for its gritty realism, disturbing intensity, and one of the most terrifying killers in horror.

So the big question is… 👉 Is Wolf Creek getting the F… 💋 👉 The M… 💍 👉 Or the K… 🔪

You already know how we do it. No mercy. No safe picks. Just chaos and questionable decisions. 😈

This week I did something I’ve never done before… I got a little elevated 🌿 and watched the 2014 extreme horror film American Guinea Pig: Bouquet of Guts and Gore while recording my live reactions.

Let’s just say… it was a ride. 😵‍💫🩸

Directed by Stephen Biro, this underground splatter film follows a disturbing scenario where a group of men subject two women to a prolonged and brutal experiment in pain and torture. The movie is infamous for its relentless practical effects and over-the-top gore, designed to push the limits of what viewers can handle.

But the real question is… how does it hold up in the Fright Flick FMK rating system?

After the chaos, confusion, and more fake blood than a low-budget crime scene, I had to decide:

🔥 F – Would I F it? 💍 M – Would I Marry it? 🔪 K – Or should it be Killed?

You’ll hear my completely unfiltered reactions as the movie unfolds, plus the final verdict once the madness ends.

If you like extreme horror, wild commentary, and questionable life choices, this episode is for you.

This week on Fright Flick FMK, we’re talking about the 2022 Belgian horror film Megalomaniac, written and directed by Karim Ouelhaj. Inspired by the real-life “Butcher of Mons” case, this movie imagines what might have happened to the killer’s children… and it is not a feel-good family drama.

The story follows siblings Martha and Félix, who grow up isolated and deeply scarred by the legacy of their father, a notorious serial killer who targeted women. Martha works at a garment factory where she’s constantly harassed and belittled, while Félix becomes increasingly obsessed with embracing their father’s violent past. What starts as simmering trauma slowly mutates into something darker, as Félix begins killing again and pushes Martha toward accepting the same blood-soaked inheritance.

And yes, we’re going there. The film doesn’t shy away from brutality. There are suffocating scenes of workplace abuse, graphic violence, and a grim, inevitable turn where Martha herself finally snaps, stepping fully into the horror she’s tried to suppress. By the end, it’s less about jump scares and more about whether violence is learned, inherited, or just waiting for the right moment to surface.

It’s bleak. It’s heavy. It’s arthouse horror dipped in cold industrial despair.

So the real question is: is Megalomaniac something I’d F*ck, Marry, or Kill?

Let’s get into it.