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We’re only a few months into 2026, and somehow we’ve already seen enough to question our life choices. In this episode, we’re doing a full check-in on everything we’ve been watching—movies, TV, and whatever else managed to steal our time (for better or very much worse).

From surprise bangers to absolute dumpster fires, we break down what’s lived up to the hype, what completely let us down, and what we’re still thinking about way more than we probably should be. Consider this your unofficial guide to what’s worth your time… and what you should avoid like a cursed videotape.

It’s the good, the bad, and the “why does this even exist?”—2026 edition.

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This week, we’re getting Twisted… and not in a fun, “quirky personality” way—more like “why are we watching this? Sort of way”

We’re diving headfirst into the latest horror flick Twisted, starring Terrifier scream queen Lauren LaVera, to see if it delivers the terror or just leaves us mentally… well, twisted. From brutal moments to nerve-shredding tension, we break down what works, what doesn’t, and whether this one earns a spot in your watchlist or gets left in the horror bargain bin.

Is Twisted the next must-watch horror hit, or does it snap under pressure? Tune in and find out—just don’t expect us to come out of this one completely sane.

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This week, we’re getting small, savage, and seriously hungry as we dive headfirst into the chaotic cult classic franchise Critters! From the original film’s rural terror to the increasingly unhinged sequels (yes… even the space one), we’re breaking down every entry in the series.

We talk about what makes the Crites such iconic little nightmares, which movies actually hold up, and where things went completely off the rails. Along the way, we highlight our favorite kills, weirdest moments, and the characters who somehow thought rolling alien furballs weren’t a big deal.

Of course, it all leads to the ultimate franchise ranking—where we separate the top-tier terror from the straight-to-DVD madness.

Grab your bounty hunter gear, lock your doors, and maybe hide your snacks… because these little monsters are always hungry.

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This week, we’re throwing down in one of the most heated debates in movie history: the at-home viewing experience vs. the movie theater experience. Is nothing better than a massive screen, booming sound, and a room full of strangers who hopefully know how to behave? Or does the comfort of your own couch, unlimited snacks, and the sacred power of the pause button reign supreme?

We break down the pros and cons of both sides—from overpriced popcorn and distracting audience members to buffering issues and “I’ll just check my phone real quick” syndrome. We also dive into what makes each experience truly great, including our must-have components for the perfect theater trip and the ultimate at-home setup.

So whether you’re a die-hard big screen purist or a proud couch goblin, this episode might just start a fight in your group chat. Grab your snacks (smuggled or not), hit play, and pick a side.

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This week we’re digging through the cursed hard drives and abandoned camcorders to take a deep dive into the found footage horror subgenre. From shaky cameras and night vision nightmares to the question of why these characters never seem to drop the camera and run, we break down what actually makes a found footage movie work.

We talk about the elements that turn a simple handheld recording into something genuinely terrifying — realism, atmosphere, tension, and the feeling that what you’re watching might actually be real. Along the way we highlight some of our favorite films in the genre and discuss why they succeed where so many others crash and burn.

Grab your camcorder, turn on the night vision, and try not to scream too loud… because this footage was never meant to be found. 🎥👻

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This week we’re playing studio executives and handing out the greenlights that should’ve happened years ago.

We’re diving into horror franchises that ended way too soon — the ones that stopped at one movie when they clearly had sequel energy, the duologies that screamed for a third installment, and the series that were just warming up before Hollywood pulled the plug.

From cult classics that built a loyal fanbase to box office sleepers that deserved redemption, we’re breaking down which horror worlds still had stories left to tell… and pitching what those missing sequels could’ve looked like.

Because let’s be honest — if some franchises can get 8 movies and a space installment, these deserved at least one more shot.

Grab your machetes, light the candles, and join us as we resurrect the horror franchises that died too soon.

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This week, we’re doing a full deep dive into Keeper, the latest slow-burn nightmare from Osgood Perkins. We break down the film’s themes, performances, and unsettling atmosphere while unpacking what works, what doesn’t, and how Keeper fits into Perkins’ ever-growing “feel-bad horror” cinematic universe. From cryptic storytelling to lingering dread, we analyze the symbolism, the scares, and the moments that had us questioning everything. Is Keeper another chilling win for Perkins, or a film that keeps too much locked away? Let’s talk about it.

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🎬 Strap in — the future is stacked.

In this episode, we’re looking ahead at our MOST ANTICIPATED MOVIES OF 2026, and the list is absolutely unhinged. From scrappy indie horror flicks that might ruin our lives to mega-budget superhero spectacles designed to melt eyeballs, nothing is off the table.

We break down what has us excited, cautiously optimistic, and maybe already emotionally invested in—covering upcoming scares, wild concepts, returning franchises, and big swings that could either slap… or spectacularly crash and burn.

If you love horror hype, movie speculation, hot takes, and reckless optimism, this episode is your roadmap to the movies we cannot wait to see in 2026.

🎙️ Hit play, make your watchlist longer, and let’s argue about it later.