In this episode the Becks discuss the Color Out of Space, a 2019 American science fiction Lovecraftian horror film directed and co-written by Richard Stanley, based on the short story "The Colour Out of Space" by H.P. Lovecraft. This is a long episode with lots of spoilers and interesting conversation and a few barks from Becky's dogs. This 50th episode is sure to entertain!

This week it's Becky's turn and her choice is Edgar Allan Poe's short story, The Tell-Tale Heart. A story of madness and murder. Is it guilt or paranoia that drives this man further into the depths of madness? Join us as we discuss our views on the story an a few other tangents.

The Becks discuss one of Sydney's favorite Edgar Allen Poe short stories. After watching The Premature Burial, The Becks wanted to discuss a couple more of Poe's short stories. This week it's Sydney's choice. This may be a short episode, but it's still a lot of fun and interesting conversation. What's your favorite Poe short story?

What do you do when one half of the Becks isn't feeling well and it's recording night? You improvise and spend 20 plus minutes talking to yourself about horror and other things. Join Becky as she rambles on about all sorts of stuff. You're sure to have a laugh or two.

Join the Becks as they discuss this 1962 movie directed by Roger Corman based on the story by Edgar Allan Poe. A fun, lively episode with anecdotes, laughter, and interesting insights. Throw in some Komodo dragons and organic happenings and you're sure to have a great time listening!

Beware: spoilers be ahead!

This episode the Becks discuss the 2024 film Heretic starring Hugh Grant. This movie is twisty, turny, disturbing brilliance sure to keep audiences on their toes. The girls have a lot to say about this one so buckle up!

In this episode, The Becks finish discussing the Haunting of Ashburn house. A creepy, spooky story with unexpected twists and turns. Reviews are mixed on this one, but the Becks love it. Is it Friday? Light the Candle...

In this episode the Becks begin the discussion of the book The Haunting of Ashburn House by Darcy Coates. Creepy, suspenseful and down right scary at times, this book offers a little bit of it all. There was so much to discuss that Becky decided to edit it into two parts. There's something haunting Ashburn House, but is it what or who you think?