Today we're diving into Mike Flanagan's haunted mirror movie Oculus.

It's Friday the 13th!! IN SPAAAACE!!!! Today we wrap up our three part series of horror franchises that took a hard left into Sci Fi with Jason X! Violent, irreverent, funny, and all of it on a spaceship.

In the last episode we followed Leprechaun to space, this time it's Pinhead. Like Leprechaun 4, Hellraiser Bloodline is also the fourth in its series, came out in 1996, and takes place (in part) in outer space! It's a centuries spanning story of the puzzle boxes origin and the curse on the family that made it. It didn't have the budget it needed and the director took his name off of it, but it's still a lot of fun and a pretty great addition to the Hellraiser franchise.

What do you do when your franchise is out of steam? Go to outer space! It started as a gag movie poster and ended up a full blown movie. It's the classic low budget sequel, Leprechaun 4: In Space!

Is it the best zombie movie ever? Yeah, it might be. It's Return of the Living Dead! It's not exactly a sequel to Night of the Living Dead, but it also kind of is. . . It's complicated, just listen to the show and we'll explain it. Either way, this one is pure fun with great practical effects, a cemetery striptease, brain eating zombies, and a mortician that's probably a Nazi. You'll love it.

Happy belated Valentine's Day! To celebrate the most romantic cash grab of a holiday that a greeting card company every invented we bring you My Bloody Valentine. A classic Canadian slasher from the 80's full of pick axe murders and ripped out hearts!

This week we're tackling Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls! A Kickstarter funded full length movie of a character from YouTube that is weird, awesome, and hilarious from start to finish.

This week we get very dark and very serious about Red Rooms. An excellent Canadian thriller and a bizarre character study centered on the trial of a serial killer who livestreamed his murders on the dark web. It's strange, fascinating, disturbing, and it stays with you long after you finish watching. Check it out!