Jack & George Do Horror

Some horror movies ask you to suspend your disbelief. Leviticus asks what happens when belief itself becomes the horror. In this episode, Jack & George Do Horror takes on Leviticus , a film that mixes religious imagery, occult mystery, and creeping dread into something that feels unsettling long before the scares arrive. This isn't a movie built around jump scares. It's built around the slow reali...

Some horror movies tell one story. V/H/S/94 tells several. And somehow manages to make all of them feel like they were discovered on a tape that should have stayed buried. In this episode of Jack and George Do Horror, we dive into V/H/S/94 , a found footage anthology packed with cults, monsters, mad science, and enough chaos to make you wonder who looked at any of these situations and thought, "Ye...

Some horror movies are about monsters. Some are about people who become monsters because they can't let something go. In this episode, Jack & George Do Horror takes on Obsession , the newest film from Curry Barker, a movie that starts with grief, fixation, and loneliness… and slowly turns into something much darker. We talk about: why obsession is such an effective horror theme the difference betw...

Some movies improve on the original by going bigger. V/H/S/2 improves on the original by going absolutely feral. This 2013 found footage horror anthology picks up the same cursed-tape energy from V/H/S , but the segments feel sharper, meaner, and more confident this time around. The movie is built around a wraparound story called "Tape 49," with four main found footage segments from directors incl...

This week, Jack and George head into the woods for Hunting Matthew Nichols , a found-footage/mockumentary horror film about a documentary filmmaker trying to solve the decades-old disappearance of her brother and his friend on Vancouver Island. The movie follows Tara Nichols as she digs into old evidence, missing tapes, family trauma, and the kind of mystery that starts as true crime and slowly tu...

Episode 6 —  Faces of Death (2026) There are things you watch because you want to. And then there are things you watch because you can't quite look away . In this episode, Jack and George take on Faces of Death (2026) , a movie that sits in a weird place between horror, curiosity, and something a little harder to define. It's less about story and more about reaction. About what happens when a movi...

There are places that feel wrong. And then there are places that are built that way. In this episode, Jack and George take on They Will Kill You , a movie that traps its characters inside something bigger than they understand. A building, a system, a set of rules that don't quite make sense until it's already too late. We talk about: was this an action movie or a horror movie? who was the actual b...

Some movies ask big questions. Some movies just throw you into chaos and tell you to keep up. This one does a little bit of both. In this episode, Jack and George take on Good Luck Have Fun Don't Die , a movie that moves fast, thinks fast, and doesn't spend a lot of time explaining itself. It's part action, part sci-fi, part "just go with it." This one's about momentum. And whether that's enough....

Some movies tell a story. This one kind of… drifts through one. In this episode, Jack and George sit with It's Such a Beautiful Day , a film that feels simple on the surface and then slowly becomes something else entirely. It's quiet, strange, and at times unexpectedly heavy. We talk about: how a movie with almost nothing in it can still feel overwhelming what it means to follow a character you do...

There are bad nights. And then there are hide-and-seek-with-a-rich-family-that-wants-you-dead nights. In this episode, Jack and George step into Ready or Not 2 and try to figure out why watching people panic in a giant house is… kind of a great time. We talk about: why simple premises hit so hard the difference between fun scary and actually scary and how long we'd realistically survive in this si...

There's a man alone in space. No memory. No plan. Just a problem that might end everything. So naturally… we talk about it. In our first episode, Jack and George dive into Project Hail Mary and what makes a story like this actually work. Is it the science? The stakes? Or just the fact that watching one guy try not to completely screw everything up feels… a little too relatable? We get into: why sp...