We've made it to another Halloween! As has been the tradition here the past few years, we end our annual 13 Days of Halloween series with a film from the Halloween franchise. This year, Grant joins us to discuss the truly biza...

Ash Williams has landed in the 14th century, and immediately finds himself in the middle of a warring feud between two fiefdoms. In addition, an army of (ahem) darkness is rising and, of course, the Necronomicon plays a role.Sean joins u...

1988's The Blob is one of the better remakes in the annals of horror filmdom. We enjoyed talking about this movie with our friend Garret.

Based on a story by Stephen King, 1408 finds John Cusack as a man who checks into the titular room of a New York hotel, and terror soon follows. Ashley and Ryan review 2007 thriller in our latest installment of 13 Days ...

A life-size human anatomy model at a doctor's office speaks to his children, and things get weirder from there. Grant joins us again to talk about the oft-overlooked 1988 psychological thriller, Pin.

A 200-year-old vampire returns to stalk his descendants, in this film version of the popular daytime soap opera. Will McKinley joins us to discuss 1970's House of Dark Shadows. 

The dead are stalking the countryside around Manchester, and only a couple of young hippies seem to be aware of what's going on. Sean is back with us to discuss the 1974 zombie movie, The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue (aka Let S...

A terrible storm forces weary travelers to spend the night at an... old dark house, but they find the inhabitants there to be on the wrong side of trustworthy. The always-awesome

This entry in our 13 Days of Halloween series is a 1969 Spanish film, starring British, German and Spanish actors, set in France, and filmed in Spain. Listen as Matt & Ashley review The House That Screamed.

An overbearing aunt involves her nephew in murder, and things spiral from there in Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker. Grant joins us to talk about this early-1980s often-overlooked, bizarre movie. 

A father and his daughter must band together with other survivors of a zombie outbreak in South Korea, as the train they're on, swarming with the undead, makes its way to Busan. Aaron is back with us to review 2016's Train to Busan.&nb...

A man summons a demon to seek vengeance, and learns that the price to pay may be too high. Sean joins us to talk about Pumpkinhead, as our 13 Days of Halloween series continues.

We kick off this year's 13 Days of Halloween series with a movie from Hammer studios. Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter tells the story of Captain Kronos, who is summoned to a remote village to, er, hunt vampires. Listen as Matt ...

Matt & Ashley review the new horror film sequel in this episode!

Our friend Aaron is back to discuss the 1977 Japanese horror movie, House (or Hausu), and we think his description of "bonkers" describes it perfectly. Go ahead and listen to our spooky October edition of our Crite...

Ashley & Matt review Saturday Night, which is a fictionalized account of the 90 minutes leading up to the broadcast of the original Saturday Night Live.

Matt & Ashley review The Wild Robot, a new animated film based on a popular novel. 

Filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola finally completes his passion project, and... it's something to behold. Ashley & Matt try and wrap their heads around Megalopolis, in this episode. 

We kick-off October with the 1976 John Carpenter film, Assault on Precinct 13. Grant joins us to talk about this gritty, base-under-siege classic. 

Ashley & Matt review the new documentary about the life and career of Christopher Reeve. Probably best known for playing Superman, the actor displayed his own brand of heroism after becoming paralyzed from an accident. Interviews with frien...

Guess what? It's Friday! But not just any Friday... it's Friday the 13th!While you're dusting-off your 1980s hockey mask, why not listen to Matt and Grant, as we look back 40 years to Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter. It's con...

Ashley & Matt review a new coming-of-age movie that hit us in the feels. This week's episode is all about My Old A**. 

Three-plus decades after the original film, Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder and Catherine O'Hara return for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Does the sequel live up to the first movie? Listen to Ashley & Matt's thoughts about that, and more!<...

We review a new movie that attempts to show the humanity of prisoners at Sing Sing correctional facility, as they work together as a theatrical troupe to stage a play. 

In this episode, Matt & Ashley review AfrAId, a new thriller about a family whose lives are turned upside down by a malevolent AI.