Never Not Horror

Join Steve and Rich as they test the waters and swim with some mutated fish and review Piranha from 1978. 

Join Steve and Rich as they take a look at the second half of Tales From the Crypt season 2, rank those 9 episodes, and then give their overall top 13 from season 2!

Join Steve and Rich as they head off to the carnival for some rides, sideshows, and murder! They wiggle and they dance with their review of The Funhouse from 1981. 

Join Steve and Rich as they break down, review, and rank the first 9 episodes of Tales From the Crypt season 2!

Join Steve and Rich as they head off to camp for a fun-filled summer of sports, recreation, and murder with their review of Sleepaway Camp from 1983.

Join Steve and Rich as they launch a new Quick Cuts feature series and rank all six episodes from season one of Tales From the Crypt. 

Join Steve and Rich for a deep-dive review of Phantasm, where funeral homes are patrolled by floating murder spheres, the undertaker is intense and full of shenanigans, and little brothers just won't listen.

Join Steve and Rich as they wrap up (for now) the Horror by the Decades series. After ranking their top 13 favorite horror movies from the last 10 decades, this time around they put together their top 13 from the entire century! 

Join Steve and Rich as they do a science project with dead body parts, figure out that was probably a bad idea, and join a clan of rioting villagers with their deep-dive review of Frankenstein from 1931. 

Join Steve and Rich as they celebrate one year of Never Not Horror by introducing the Never Not Horror Hall of Fame. Nine movies from the first year of deep-dive reviews qualified for the ballot, then Steve, Rich, and a panel of listeners cast their votes to determine the four nominees to become the Never Not Horror Hall of Fame class of year one!

Join Steve and Rich as they watch a bunch of weird video tapes in a house with a dead guy with their review of V/H/S from 2012. 

Join Steve and Rich as they rank the decades from their least favorite to favorite, from the 1920s to the 2010s in this penultimate entry in Horror by the Decades. 

Join Steve and Rich as they check out Mardis Gras, go on a bayou haunted swamp tour, and learn the local legends with their review of Hatchet from 2006.

Join Steve and Rich as they discuss 13 of the most important horror films of the 1920s and take a look back at the foundation of horror as we know it today. 

Join Steve and Rich as they head into the woods for a weekend getaway, find interesting books in the basement, and accidentally summon demons with their review of The Evil Dead from 1981. 

Join Steve and Rich as they discuss the world of horror sequels - the ones we love, the ones we don't love, and why horror is such a unique fit for sequels when compared to other genres. 

Join Steve and Rich as they learn all about Irish folklore, the many different ways to travel on wheels, and the ins and outs of leprechaun magic with their deep dive review of Leprechaun from 1993. 

Join Steve and Rich as they continue through the decades and count down their top 13 horror movies from the 1930s. 

Join Steve and Rich as they take a tour of Captain Spaulding's Museum of Monsters and Madmen, grab some complimentary fried chicken (it just tastes so damn good!), and meet the Fireflies with their review of House of 1000 Corpses from 2003. 

Join Steve and Rich on another episode of Remake Roulette. This time around we head into the mines with My Bloody Valentine and compare the 1981 original against the 2009 remake. 

Join Steve and Rich as they celebrate Valentine's Day at a vineyard, a carnival, and a drive-in with a brand new slasher with their review of Heart Eyes from 2025. 

Join Steve and Rich as they count down their top 13 favorite horror movies from the 1940s.

Join Steve and Rich as they set off into the woods and learn about witchcraft, how to make a documentary, and the importance of maps with their deep dive review of The Blair Witch Project from 1999. 

Join Steve and Rich for an episode of Remake Roulette, the series feature where they compare and contrast an original horror movie with its remake. This time around they look at The Thing From Another World (1951) and John Carpenter's The Thing (1982)

Join Steve and Rich as they learn how to make a sweet knife glove for all your stabbing, slashing, and chopping needs, travel across dreamland, and learn all about fire safety with their review of A Nightmare on Elm Street from 1984.