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This week we’re diving into Over Your Dead Body (2026), the darkly funny, ultra-violent horror-comedy starring Jason Segel and Samara Weaving as a married couple heading to a remote cabin—each secretly planning to kill the other. Directed by Jorma Taccone, this bloody remake of the Norwegian thriller The Trip turns relationship drama into full-blown carnage.

We break down the film’s mix of savage gore, dark comedy, and chaotic energy, along with the chemistry between Segel and Weaving that helps sell the madness. From brutal practical effects to absurd twists and sharp one-liners, Over Your Dead Body leans hard into its over-the-top premise and mostly embraces the fun of it. Critics have praised its wild violence and crowd-pleasing chaos, even if some felt the second half loses a bit of the tight tension set up in the opening.

Is it a clever relationship thriller disguised as a splatterfest, or just a gloriously messy excuse for people to scream and lose fingers? Either way, it’s a blast worth talking about.

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We sit down with Taratoa Stappard to talk about his new film Mārama.

We were able to see the film early at the Overlook film festival!

The film is described as Maori Gothic horror and follows orphan, Mary Stevens after she recieves a letter from a mysterious stranger claiming to have information about her parents.

Be on the lookout for its upcoming release.

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This week we unwrap The Mummy, the latest horror reimagining from Lee Cronin (Evil Dead Rise). Stepping away from swashbuckling adventure and leaning fully into dread, this version promises a darker, more grounded take on one of horror’s oldest monsters.

We dig into Cronin’s approach—how the film trades spectacle for atmosphere, body horror, and a creeping sense of inevitability. Does this new vision successfully resurrect the franchise as pure horror, or does it struggle under the weight of its legacy? We also talk performances, tone, and how it fits into the current wave of classic monster revivals.

Whether you’re here for ancient curses, decaying terror, or just curious how The Mummy works without the action-adventure gloss, this episode has you covered.

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We are joined by Bryan of Talking Horror to talk about all the movies we saw at the Overlook Film festival.

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The Overlook Film Festival is a 4-day celebration of all things horror held in America’s most haunted city, New Orleans. Each spring, genre fans and cinephiles from the world over convene in the heart of the French Quarter, home to countless apparition sightings, voodoo legends, vampire curses and even some lore related to our namesake, horror fiction’s most frightening creation.

Check out more info about the festival here:

https://www.overlookfilmfest.com/about/

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This week we are sitting down with Jethro Waters, write and director for the dark comedy surrealist horror film "Gunfighter Paradise"

We had an opportunity to see the movie prior to interviewing Jethro. We get to ask about his inspiration, process, filmmaking experience, and talk about our interpretations of his film.

Be on the look out for the film which is currently touring.

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This week, we’re stepping into The Others, a gothic ghost story that proves you don’t need jump scares to create unforgettable horror. We explore the film’s eerie atmosphere, its masterful use of silence and shadow, and the slow-building tension that keeps you constantly on edge. Anchored by a chilling performance from Queen of Movies Nicole Kidman, The Others is a lesson in restraint, mood, and storytelling. Join us as we discuss what makes this film such a timeless haunted house classic — and why sometimes the scariest thing is what you can’t see.

We are joined by Mel of Cinematic Doctrine!

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This week we are sitting down with Rushabh Patel, actor and producer for the upcoming horror movie "I Know Exactly How You Die"

We had an opportunity to see the movie prior to interviewing Rushabh to ask about his inspiration, the behind the scenes work of making a film, and why we loved his performance.

Be on the look out for the film releasing April 7th 2026.

You can find it streaming on Prime Video and Fandango!

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This week, we’re diving into Forbidden Fruits, the latest from Meredith Alloway — a film that trades traditional horror structure for something more intimate, unsettling, and emotionally raw. Blurring the line between desire and discomfort, Forbidden Fruits leans into atmosphere, character, and the slow erosion of control rather than conventional scares.

We break down the film’s tone, performances, and thematic weight, focusing on how it explores identity, power dynamics, and sisterhood. It’s a movie that lingers in ambiguity, asking more than it answers, and leaving you to sit in its unease long after it ends.

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