#74: Twisted Metal

Hey there, folks! We have some exciting news to share with you all. We just had our very first collaboration, and it was a blast! We've been keeping our Dooky doors closed for a long time, but we finally let someone else in. We teamed up with the awesome YouTube channel Wolf Entertainment to review the classic Hellraiser, and we had a lot of fun doing it. If you're a fan of analyzing and goofing off over old children's horror, then you'll love the Wolf lads' channel. They have their own unique style, using a V-tuber approach to deliver their bits and sometimes sarcastic comments. We find their content both endearing and easy to watch, and we know you will too. In this special collaborative episode, we join the Wolf pack to review a body horror staple. It was a great experience, and we hope that both our fans and theirs will enjoy it as much as we did. We want to thank Wolf Entertainment for giving us the opportunity to interview them and share the stage with them as our first guests! So, if you haven't already, make sure to check out their YouTube channel @WolfEntertainment and follow them on Twitter @WolfEntertainm2. Trust us, you won't be disappointed!

Just a reminder: *recorded in early December of last year* FNAF is finally up on the big screen! We didn’t play the games growing up but were buying into the hype of an 8-year wait for this jumpscare-infested spectacle. In this episode, we get very TMI at points and we touch on our worst dooky movements so viewer discretion is advised 💩

It’s April 1st, so it’s time to be little pranksters! So here we have a review for a film we wouldn’t normally cover that really isn’t scary. Unless you think drinking bathwater is terrifying, I guess.

It’s Christmas still somewhere, right?

What some cuckoo conservatives are considering “woke” Disney propaganda to indoctrinate your children. Liberal media is the real monster here, right? Here’s our take on the first half of the modern adaptation of the classic 90’s Goosebumps series.

Friend of the program Shyamalan casts a professional wrestler and Ron Weasley in a psychological thriller. What could go wrong?

Mike’s ecstatic his beloved childhood car combat game got a live action tv adaptation through Peacock 25 years too late. Derek’s just trying to keep up with the goofy lore of it all.

Hulu is hoping for a mini viral hit with their twilight zone like alien thriller that has no dialogue.

The boys chop it up about A24’s new Australian import and viral hit “Talk To Me” they also do some bitesized reviews of Fear, The Blackening, Cocaine Bear and Insidious 5!

This Evil Dead entry has no Ash or Bruce just MILFS. Freud is smiling in purgatory somewhere from this existing.