Sessions With The Gory Boyz

On Friday the 13th we discuss the first two films in the slasher epic Friday the 13th.

A person walked down the street snacking on a chocolate bar, another clueless person eating peanut butter appeared walking in the opposite direction, and then the two people collided. “Hey, you got chocolate in my peanut butter,” one said. The other person replied, “Hey, you got peanut butter in my chocolate!” And with this a simple ad campaign bore a perfect description of the melding of two comp...

AKA Got Em’. I’m sure you all have seen at lease 1. The Blair Witch Project being a perfect example.

Steven King is the reason I had such a huge interest in reading. I would have read every book he had written by the time I graduated high school. ‘94 btw. But besides Black House and Doctor Sleep (which is a perfect example of how to write a sequel), his best stuff, in my opinion was published, wait, I’ll save that for the sequel. Here he is ladies & gentlemen…. …… Steven King

And thus begins our epic discussion on one of the longest ‘living’ tropes in the horror canon, Zombies. Enjoy

In our newest session, we begin an ongoing discussion on The Scream Queen. That important factor of any good horror movie.

Not many movies are worth our time to deep discuss. But The Descent is. A Fantastic movie that came out at a great time for original idea’ed movies. So check out the trivia question. I’ll try and throw more of these in future sessions.

An episode that we have been looney forward to releasing. An investigation of what horror is to us. A question who’s answer is different for everyone. Please enjoy and feedback is always encouraged. Mahalo.

Lycanthropy: a delusion that one has become a wolf. So on session 12 our topic is werewolves. And just like our Vampire session, it’s only just begun. We barely cracked into the lore of the lycanthrope and all the great movies that involve those hairy beasts. Check it out and please hit like. Mahalo.

Here the Gory Boyz discuss the influence a serial killer from the ‘50s, with only 3 known kills, had/has on the serial killer sub-genre in horror. Spoiler, it’s vast.

Happy New Year! 2022 begins with the Gory Boyz taking a look at another Well Made Remake. This time it’s Tom Savini’s take on the Romero classic; Night of the Living Dead. A ballsy move. Did he pull it off? Is it good, as good or gooder? Will someone ask… are we recording? Listen and find out yourself. Aloha and Happy New Year!!

Session 9. From 2001 during a low period of horror movie output. This movie made up for that fact. Completely. This is a movie that if you have not seen it yet, drop what you’re doing and watch it NOW. Please. Do yourself a favor. We love and we know you’ll love it. Because we love you! Happy Christmas and Merry New Year!! See y’all next year.

We started out with the idea to do a Troma episode but after watching The Toxic Avenger, we had to do a stand alone. So enjoy episode 8, The Toxic Avenger.

We decided to explain why a remake can be both a good/bad idea simultaneously. But then why not just discuss our favorite remakes. Queezy talked, and talked and talked about the Fly last session so now it’s Hao’s turn. And he chose the Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake, the first one. From 2003. With Jessica Biel. Nuff said.

For some, Halloween reminds them of getting together with family, dressing up in bright colorful costumes and Charlie Brown getting a rock. For others, October 31 is all about Pure Evil. The Boogyman. A voice-less, face-less unstoppable THING. My Halloween’s belong to Micheal Myers.

Episode Four. On this episode, we discuss the history, the influences and the beauty of Japanese Horror Cinema. You will probably be able to tell how much love we have for Japanese Horror. We hope you have a great Halloween. Be safe everyone.

On our third episode, we discuss the importance of directors such as James Wan, who always adds something new to the world of horror. We touch on all his films and the unfortunate birth of the term, “torture p_rn” and why it was attached to the first Saw film.

On our second episode we dive into a controversial topic; Death Documentaries. We discuss Faces of Death, Traces of Death and find out if there is any redeeming qualities of this sort of media. We also do several movie reviews; Come True, The Devil Below and Double Feature. Please use your best judgment when listening to this episode as we are discussing a very disturbing topic. Enjoy.

In this first Session, we discuss an age old legend, Vampires. Past, present and future. We also review the new Netflix movie; Blood Red Sky. Now available.