Episode 13 - Us

Wherein we turn on the TV to that classic 80s after hours static and tune in to the spirit of Speilberg as channeled by Tobe Hooper. Russell actually likes this one! Rate us on iTunes! Do it! We might base our next discussion on it! You can also hit us up on Twitter: @owen_egerton @russellsharman Or send us longer feedback by email: [email protected]

Wherein we celebrate Owen's favorite holiday a little late (or way early) by slashing our way through John Carpenter's 1978 smash hit: Halloween. Who knew a Captain Kirk mask could be so creepy? Everyone. Absolutely everyone. Rate us on iTunes! Do it! We might base our next discussion on it! You can also hit us up on Twitter: @owen_egerton @russellsharman Or send us longer feedback by email: [email protected]

Wherein we go back to beginning, to the original House of Horror, Universal Pictures in the Golden Age of Hollywood and their monstrous creation: Frankenstein. Well, not quite that far back. This is Owen we're talking about, so we skip the first one and take another look at Frankenstein II, aka The Bride of Frankenstein (1935). Ah, sequels... Rate us on iTunes! Do it! You can also hit us up on Twitter: @owen_egerton @russellsharman Or send us longer feedback by email: [email protected]

Wherein we take a long, hard look in the mirror after watching Jordan Peele's sophomore effort, Us.    Rate us on iTunes! C'mon! Tis the season of telling people you like them even if you really don't mean it. You can also hit us up on Twitter: @owen_egerton @russellsharman Or send us longer feedback by email: [email protected]

Wherein we examine Mike Flanagan's The Shining Part 2, aka Dr. Sleep, aka The One That Steven King Actually Likes. The sequel we didn't know we needed, but one that Owen certainly enjoyed.   Rate us on iTunes or wherever you listen. A wink and a nod from you will really help! You can also drop us a line on Twitter: @owen_egerton @russellsharman Or send us longer comments by email: [email protected]

Wherein we descend into the bowels of Neil Marshall's 2005 spelunking horror pic The Descent. Russell thinks it stinks down there. Owen really likes the smell.    Rate us on iTunes or wherever you listen. A wink and a nod from you will really help! You can also drop us a line on Twitter: @owen_egerton @russellsharman Or send us longer comments by email: [email protected]

Wherein we agonize over the 2008 New French Extremity film MARTYRS. Not to be confused with the 2015 Hollywood remake with the requisite Hollywood ending. No, this one makes you sit in its own filth with no hope or triumph. Thanks alot, France. Drop us a line on Twitter: @owen_egerton @russellsharman Or send us longer comments by email: [email protected]  

Wherein we dissect Don Coscarelli's 1979 fever dream Phantasm LIVE onstage at the Highball during Fantastic Fest 2019 joined by Alamo Drafthouse and Fantastic Fest founder Tim League. Spolier alert: Russell is outnumbered in his opinion. Follow: @owen_egerton @russellsharman Or send us longer feedback at [email protected]

Wherein we praise Kubrick's masterpiece, The Shining, and completely disagree on whether a really good movie can also be a horror movie. Join us Friday, September 20th in Austin for our live show at Fantastic Fest 2019: https://fantasticfest.com/ Follow us on Twitter: @owen_egerton and @russellsharman Or send us an email at [email protected]

Wherein we say farewell to the Friday the 13th franchise... Wait, there are seven more after this one? Seriously? Tweet or email us which movie we should tackle next: The Descent; The Witch; or The Shining And stay tuned for details on our live show at Austin's FANTASTIC FEST! Follow: @owen_egerton and @russellsharman Email: thehorrorpod@gmail