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This week our group voted for us to watch the 1988 Klassic - Killer Klowns From Outer Space!  What a fun time this flick is - Still holds up with its creative set design - ungodly looking creatures and a cop who went through Korea and is tired of this sh!t

Our community really knows how to pick'em! George and I were blown away by this film. From the creature effects, the killer camera work and score by legend Harry Manfredini. There are a million things to love about this flick. Keep your votes and picks for the next film coming :) 

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This week we review a Hammer Classic The Twins of Evil (1971). If you are in the mood for skeletons, foggy atmosphere and a knockout preformace from Peter Cushing... you will be in great hands! 

This week we review a Hammer Classic The Twins of Evil (1971). If you are in the mood for skeletons, foggy atmosphere and a knockout preformace from Peter Cushing... you will be in great hands! 

James Gunn asked on Twitter "What's a single shot from a film that will haunt you forever?" After posting this question on our page we read some of your answers and give ours!  There is one image that haunts everyone....do you know what it is?

Coming in at 46% on Metacritic... Whew buddy was this movie divisive! And not for the reason you think.  This is our first "documentary" in the How low can we go series - and could be the last. 

Coming in at 47% The Town Might have Dreaded Sundown...But we for sure didn't dread this movie! 

In Matt Reeves we trust. 

Coming in at 49% on Metacritic we review the 1994 flim Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Making us ask only one question. Have we gone too far?

This movie has the horror community SAWED down the middle. We landed on the enjoyed it side. What did you think?

Where we're going, we WILL need eyes to see! This week we revisit the 1997 classic Event Horizon in Glorious 35mm at The New Beverly. With a very special guest....our friend Garin! 

The first time in this run of How Low Can We Go that George and I disagree on a film. Hellraiser 3 is a Demon to some... Angel to others. What do you think of the third installment of the Hellraiser franchise? 

Our review of Del Toro's remake of the classic 1947 noir Nightmare Alley. Better or worse that the original? The results may SHOCK you! 

Has our current 2022 dystopia made some past horror movies more relevant? We think 2005's underrated Dark Water has a new story to tell. Correction - this movie is from 2005! Not 2004.

In an age of disinformation, David Lynch's film Mulholland Drive (2001) is more relevant than ever. Is this Lynch's greatest film? Welcome to the sinister and winding path that is Mulholland Dr. Also! Happy Birthday David Lynch!

Piranha 3D is a weirdly great entry in one of horror's weirdly great franchises. Take a bite of this episode and see how it tastes.

What were some of your favorites this year? Let us know in the comments below! 

Halloweekly reviews Night Of The Living Dead 1990 directed by Tom Savini for How Low Can We Go

Nightmare Alley (1947) is the greatest horror noir and it's not even close. Our review tries to do justice to this legendarily bleak masterpiece.

Malevolent 2018 features Florence Pugh, a great plot device, and questionable ghost rules. How Low Can We Go? 55% and feeling good.

How low can we go this week? Underground, to seek out, revisit and review C.H.U.D. which hit us right between the eyes with perverse charisma.

Taste The Blood Of Dracula is the movie on tap for the 2nd episode of our podcast series "How Low Can We Go?" If you've ever wondered if Dracula is slightly carbonated, or what a Hammer Films Midnight Mass would look like, this is the episode for you.

New Series! "How Low Can We Go?" We're watching and reviewing horror movies rated 60% or lower one percentage point at a time until we hit 0% 'fresh', trying to find good (or at least watchable) movies all the way down. Today we review the still underrated Exorcist 3, maybe the best threequel in the genre, rated 59%. Next week, at 58%, we'll watch Taste The Blood Of Dracula. Join us! How Low Can Y...

Halloweekly reviews V/H/S/94, the largest original movie premiere in horror streaming service Shudder's history.