The Slashers N Sync Podcast

Everyone was talking about how this film was gonna be a “great value” or “off brand” version of Ready or Not 2: Here I Come. From the fact that there is a high, secret society that serves Dark Forces, to the fact that a pair of sisters need to survive a certain amount of time while being hunted. Full transparency though, this movie stood on its own two feet and then some.  Asia is an ex-convict wh...

What was probably the most anticipated horror movie coming out Q1 of 2026 for Marva and MJ is finally out and the two of them are more than ready (see what I did there?) talk about it!  This sequel picks up right where the first film stopped and tells the tale of Grace after the Le Domas family met their…unfortunate end. Grace is now accompanied by her sister, Faith, in this “winner takes the whol...

This movie is arguably the most sought out film of 2026, and it’s none other than Scream 7. From the controversy that the film had during early and mid production, to the fandoms’ curiosity of how Kevin Williamson would tie in the story to what Radio Silence produced in Scream 5 and 6, this movie was bound to turn heads and have bodies in seats in one way or form.  Marva and MJ talk about their ov...

Let’s Talk About the Latest Ghostfaces Since Scream 7 came out, there’s been a lot of debate on which of the latest three is the weakest; this is both in reveals and overall story. Each movie has its highs and its lows, but tonight, MJ takes the time to talk about his thoughts on the latest villains within the Scream franchise.  Don’t get it twisted, none of the films were perfect. To know which o...

The Conjuring put Ed and Lorraine Warren on the map but Annabelle put a very specific doll under scrutiny. Over time, the movie that expanded on the story of Annabelle may have lost its charisma, but it still catapulted the iconic franchise to new heights. James Wan may have not had a hand in this movie, but the crew did try to keep the same energy he brought on for the Conjuring.  While the Annab...

On today’s episode, MJ and Marva are extremely proud to release this special episode. Meaghan O’Neill from Haunted Orange County Tours joins the horror fanatic duo to discuss all things supernatural in their own backyard and just overall experiences that sparked curiosity that has lasted a lifetime thus far. From ghosts and if they’re real, personal experiences with the supernatural overall, to wh...

MJ and Marva are huge fans when it comes to the Supernatural series. The show started off when cable was still an everyday household expense and it ended during the peak of streaming era, a year into the pandemic. This “what if” is inspired by the cases the Winchester brothers would assign themselves that got them into the mess of starting the apocalypse, and everything else after. Victor Crowley...

The Long Walk was one of Stephen King’s first books; and though the story may be simplistic, it took a long time before it was fully adapted to a movie. To be completely transparent, the movie takes place during the walk itself, so the change in scenery is never drastic but the bonds that grow among the young boys seems like as if its going to last a lifetime—though, we and they all know, only one...

Ed and Lorraine Warren were a household name throughout the 60s and 70s for their work with what they call “demonology.” There have been many skeptics throughout the years, some calling them frauds, while others call them saviors. All in all, whatever you may think of this couple, they’ve definitely achieved one thing in particular: to get inside your head and make you question reality, even if it...

An iconic ending has come to an iconic show, and to be completely honest it’s both fulfilling and heart wrenching to say the least. About 10 years has passed since the start of Stranger Things, and now, it’s come to a full end. The second volume of season 5 and the finale tie up a lot of the loose ends the Duffer Brothers had with the characters of Stranger Things.  The theories that were circulat...

What started off as a show that had a kid getting stuck in another dimension by accident shortly turned into a pop-culture movement. Stranger Things is now finally coming to a close after near close to a decade of—for lack of better words—“run time” and it’s both exciting and sad to see it end. It’s clear to see throughout the show that the Duffer brothers took notes of iconic 80s horror and slash...

On today's episode MJ dives into the Halloween franchise, more specifically Halloween Ends from the David Gordon Green Trilogy. Does the franchise work narratively? Did Halloween Ends ruin Michael Myers by introducing a 2nd antagonist? More on this whole topic, so lets talk about it!

We are all aware of the 1818 classic written by Mary Shelley, Frankenstein. Some have read the book, watched the original movie or both; but, none have seen the story be told through Del Toro’s eyes until just recently. What starts off as what seems to be an exhibition mission gone wrong, quickly turns into a story being told by a haunted doctor and scientist lamenting over his past mistakes and w...

Art became such an icon that what would’ve been a stand-alone movie from Damien Leone turned into an actual franchise. We not only get more information on who Art the Clown is, but we also got even more unanswered questions by the end of the second film—which is insane since most films don’t seem to do that as they lose audience members and fans. We also finally get introduced to an incredible “fi...

A phrase you were told to say when you were younger, only to learn the true meaning when you got older was turned into a movie known none other than “Trick ‘r Treat.” Marva and MJ tackle, what is recently considered a must-see Halloween movie that features a mascot that some argue to be another newer horror icon. The isolated stories that unravel in Warren Valley, Ohio later layer into each other...

The marketing for this movie was amazing, the design of it's antagonist was great, it was even a hit in theaters in terms of money... but did Clown in a Cornfield live up to the hype? Marva and MJ discuss Frendo the Clown and his rampage in a Cornfield on this episode. Is it the new Art the Clown? Did this movie bring something new to the horror genre? All of this and more.

It goes without saying that the rise of Art the Clown has been delightful o watch bloom into what it is today, an iconic horror movie. Dameon Leone did a spectacular job instilling fear and discomfort into the majority of his audience members with an incredibly low budget, and he brought the darkest parts of his imagination to life. Today, you can’t go somewhere and namedrop “Art the Clown” in a p...

The legend and icon Wes Craven wasn’t just a man who built up one horror universe and ran off, he built multiple. Two of his most iconic horror franchises are Scream and Nightmare on Elm Street. These two franchises kicked off a whole set of movies that expanded on their unique universes and brought a lot to question about the idea of horror. Despite all the different movies for each franchise, th...

In a world where technology is progressing at a rapid pace, there have been questions about just how personal our new toys can get. Companion answers that question in one of the most interesting ways, finding a way to twist a sci-fi film into a thriller and horror film not minutes after. What starts off as a classic rom-com movie with a somewhat new, up and coming couple, quickly turns into a day...

In this episode, Marva and MJ dive headfirst into the gritty, culture-rich world of Sinners. The Slashers duo explore how the film goes far beyond surface-level storytelling to offer a deep and sometimes uncomfortable reflection on society, morality, and identity. From the representation of marginalized communities to the hauntingly relevant themes of guilt, redemption and power, Sinners becomes m...

Sharknado is the disaster B-movie that blew in like a category 5 and somehow made perfect sense while doing it. When a freak hurricane hits Los Angeles, it starts raining sharks. Yes, actual sharks. With chainsaws, bar brawls, and bloody mayhem galore, Sharknado delivers a wildly entertaining storm of absurdity, all while staying surprisingly consistent in tone. A trait that would become a staple...

A Stephen King classic is retold once more on the big screen, and it’s none other than ‘Salem’s Lot. MJ and Marva dive into the film, talking about their take on a movie that didn’t do so well with audience members at home. What starts off as a movie that builds endless unease and anticipation quickly turns into a Creature Feature film starring vampires.  It seems like in today’s day and age, vamp...

In this week’s episode, MJ and Marva talk about a “what if” scenario that has been haunting the horror community for years: who would win in a versus battle, Michael Myers or Jason Voorhees?  The Slashers duo talk about the characters throughout their respective franchises and spin offs, diving into the feats the characters have from the different timelines. They also bring up the differences that...

In this episode, I talk about a cult classic The Slumber Party Massacre from 1982, a slasher film that stands out from the crowd. I discuss what makes this movie so unique, particularly its sharp and memorable dialogue, which adds a fresh twist to the usual slasher formula. A key factor in its distinctiveness is the fact that it was directed by a woman, Amy Jones, and boasts a mostly female cast....

Two major horror icons face off in this horrific supernatural movie, Freddy vs. Jason. The iconic killer who haunts most people’s nightmares, Freddy, has been struggling to keep his powers at the peak they once were. He hatches up a plan to use another icon, Jason, to generate a fear among those still living on Elm St. All hell breaks loose though (pun intended) when things don’t go as planned for...