2 Guys And A Chainsaw - A Horror Movie Review Podcast

We also talk about the links between this film (based on a bestselling children's book series) and the Harry Potter franchise, and Craig and Kristen sing a duet or two. It's an episode for the whole family. Enjoy!

We were guessing all the way through this star-studded slasher movie that turned out to be just what we were looking for in a Halloween flick. Enjoy!

How will these kids team up with the prolific author to put back all the monsters they've unleashed from his books? Watch the movie to find out, then listen in and see if you agree with our assessment of it.

We lost a legend, folks: A young and strapping James Earl Jones stars in this loony folk-horror movie that hilariously fails to hit on almost every mark. So bad it's good? You'd better believe it. And he's not the only Oscar-winner in this You'll also be treated to performances by José Ferrer and Lila Kedrova, a young Martin Kove, former Miss USA Deborah Shelton, and some of the most gorgeous view...

Be warned, friends: The laughs may be bright and carefree, but the movie is about as dark as they come. We follow the harrowing journey of a sweet little family as they visit the home of another family they met while on vacation in Tuscany. This month, an American remake hits the theaters, and we're dying to see if and how it shakes things up.

Otherwise, there are probably better so-bad-they're-good movies to spend your time with. Craig revisited some nostalgic one-liners from his childhood, while Todd just threw up his hands.

We wrap up our Roger Corman tribute with the last film he directed, way back in 1990. It's a smarter-than-you'd-imagine version of the Frankenstein story that incorporates a modern-day mad scientist, time travel, and Mary Shelley herself - not to mention an all-star cast, including Raul Julia, John Hurt, and Bridget Fonda.

Stephen Spielberg called this his favorite Jaws knock-off, and we can see why. It's just cheesy fun from beginning to end, with great underwater photography and terrible, horrible mutant piranhas on the attack.

Not only did A Bucket Of Blood give Dick Miller one of his few starring roles, but it provided a story template (as well as leftover sets and actors) for Little Shop of Horrors a year later. See if this Corman classic still provides laughs and chills today as we walk you through this homage to House of Wax that parodies the beatnik scene at the time.

Legendary filmmaker, Roger Corman, sadly left us this year. House of Usher (aka The Fall of the House of Usher) is the first of our four-part tribute to his legacy as a director, producer, and all-around powerhouse in the film industry. Join us as we spend the next four weeks discussing all-things-Corman with a curated selection of films that represent some of the best of his horror output, while...

Honestly, there's not much we can say about this film that hasn't already been said. But we sure enjoyed revisiting it after so many years, and it still managed to surprise and delight us.

A controversial and nasty rape-revenge shocker when it came out, it nevertheless was defended by critics for being a standout amongst its kind for its uncompromising and raw treatment of violence against two innocent teens at the hands of some hardened and callous criminals. And it certainly set the stage for Wes Craven's and Sean Cunningham's takeover of the horror genre in the decades to follow....

Thanks to Paul for this long-standing request, selected by our Patrons. Coincidentally, The Sixth Sense and Stir of Echoes share similar themes, but this one is stylishly directed by accomplished screenwriter David Koepp. We had nothing bad to say about it. Enjoy!

Directed by Christopher Landon (Happy Death Day), co-written by Michael Kennedy (It's A Wonderful Knife), Freaky stars Vince Vaughn in a masterful and hilarious turn as a teenage girl trapped in the body of a Jason-like serial killer. Ultimately, we both agreed this modern horror-comedy is pure popcorn fun from beginning to end, yet still maintains a satisfyingly sharp, gory edge. Check it out!

This week we pay tribute to Donald Sutherland, who recently passed away, with the 1978 remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Along with a look at Sutherland's performance, career and uncharacteristic magnetism, we discussed why this story has resonated with audiences throughout several generations.

A typical haunted-house story gets a Satanic twist in this lackluster 70's entry that almost feels like a goofy made-for-TV movie. So naturally, although we were hoping for much better, we had a blast picking it apart and groaning.

Touted by many as a "solid zombie movie" and reminiscent of Fulci's far-better Zombi 2, we found it...well, a little dull and tedious. With one very notable exception...

We wrap up Werewolf Month with a listener suggestion. 2015's Howl is kind of like a Train To Busan, but with werewolves in the dead of night in the English countryside. A solid film to end a solid four-week overview of the werewolf genre. Hope you've enjoyed Werewolf month, sponsored by Manscaped!

Jammed full of action and gunfire, this Neil Marshall debut did remind us a wee bit of Predator. We just wish we had enjoyed this one as much as we expected to. Hopefully you'll enjoy this episode though!

Opinions are as mixed as the message in this artsy oddity based on a Whitley Streiber novel and starring a host of famous actors, rounded off by none other than Albert Finney, Gregory Hines and perennial Two-Guys Favorite, Tom Noonan.

We continue Werewolf Month with the Joe Dante classic, The Howling. Chock full of stars, this one is credited with re-inventing the werewolf genre for the modern audience and making lycanthropy as sexy as vampires.

Our first film is John Landis' classic horror-comedy about two backpackers in the English countryside who get attacked by a werewolf. Hilarity ensues as the dead one comes revisits his friend to warn him that he is the last living werewolf in this line of werewolves and really ought to kill himself to save humanity. This film is most notorious for having perhaps the best werewolf transformation se...

How far can you go with the concept of possessed water? We take a deep dive into this Blumhouse / James Wan production to find out!

Jeffrey Combs and Barbara Crampton star in this Stewart Gordon directed special makeup effects extravaganza! This 80s horror flick is simple yet highly entertaining - with a smorgasbord of slimy body horror practical effects that kept our mouths agape. A young Barbara Crampton in bondage gear didn't hurt either...

You guys chose Stephen King's sole directorial effort, Maximum Overdrive, for us to pick apart. From noisy, smoke-belching cars to laugh-out-loud dialogue and hilariously improbable situations, there's a lot to marvel at and yuk it up over. Classic rock band AC/DC adds to the fun of this wildly over-the-top cult classic.