Cursed Friends

We continue our Halloween Horror series with 'Cursed Friends' (2022). In this episode, we discuss the film's production by Comedy Central, its nostalgic feel, and blend of horror and comedy elements. We breeze through the plot, noteworthy performances, and the many cameos from popular comedians, including Kathy Griffin and teen heartthrob, Joey Fatone.

We discuss the film's references to other horror classics, its nineties nostalgia, and memorable performances by Devon Sawa, Seth Green, and Jessica Alba. While rewatching this cult favorite, we found our initial excitement was tempered by some hard-to-define disappointment, as we debated its comedic value and overall execution. Join the discussion on whether 'Idle Hands' holds up to its reputation or falls flat as a 'mid' film. Don't miss this spirited Halloween edition!

Craig shares his long-time love for the film, while Todd discusses his first impressions after watching. Listen as we explore the memorable performances by Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, and Neve Campbell, discuss the film’s strong feminist themes, and highlight the unforgettable 90s soundtrack. Tune in for an in-depth discussion of the movie's impacts and legacy. Don’t miss it! And Happy Spooky Season, everyone!

We delve into its three stories—two adapted from King's 'Night Shift' collection and one original story featuring Drew Barrymore. We'll tackle our memories of the film from childhood, the impressive acting, and the memorable third segment. We also touch on the film’s music by Alan Silvestri and the direction of Louis Teague.

We discuss Spiegel's integral role in the horror genre, his close associations with influential directors like Sam Raimi and Quentin Tarantino, and his contributions to iconic horror films. We also delve into the film's stellar practical effects, Bruce Campbell's physical comedy, and the film's mix of horror and humor. If you're a fan of 'Evil Dead II', Scott Spiegel, or fascinating behind-the-scenes tidbits, you won't want to miss this episode. Join the discussion and share your thoughts!

We covers Stamp's prolific career, highlights from his roles in 'Superman,' 'Star Wars,' and 'The Haunted Mansion,' and an in-depth analysis of the film’s three distinct yet interconnected stories based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe. Strap in for a nostalgic look back at a classic film enriched with horrors, stunning star performances, and mesmerizing stylistic choices.

Starring Samara Weaving and Ray Nicholson, and directed by Jimmy Warden, the film follows a stalker's delusional quest to marry a pop star. We delve into the performances, plot intricacies, and the film's unique blend of humor and horror. We also discuss the film's musical numbers and its commentary on mental health depiction. Don't miss our take on this quirky and unsettling movie!

Coming straight from our patrons' vote, this Argentinian possession thriller has caught the eyes of many with its unsettling atmosphere and striking visuals. Join us as we discuss the plot, character dynamics, and the unique narrative techniques that make this movie a standout. We explore the dark, rural setting, the meticulously crafted rules of possession, and the shocking moments that make this film not for the faint of heart. Wondering how bureaucracy and environmentalism influenced Ruga’s work? Tune in to find out! If you enjoy horror movies that challenge conventions and pack an emotional punch, you won’t want to miss this episode. Don’t forget to leave your thoughts and comments; we’d love to hear what you think!

Next of Kin

We discuss the notable careers of Gale, best known for his portrayal of Chucky in the Child's Play franchise, and Snow, the composer behind iconic TV themes like The X-Files. We review the film's plot, characters, and special effects, while also reflecting on its place in the horror genre. Join us on this strange ride through the eerie world of killer dolls and indigenous devil babies that drink the blood of children. Don't forget to leave your thoughts and comments; we’d love to hear what you think!