Creepin’ It Reel Horrorcast

Lunchbox leads us on a trip over the rainbow to a land of baby Jennifer Aniston and a hideous little goblin monster. When we get there just remember: you can’t have his gold, you can’t trick him, and you can’t shoot him. But you can get your shoes shined. It’s Leprechaun!

Remember the yuppies of the 1980s? If not, get ready for a refresher! Meg and Lunchbox get weird with Waxwork. An imaginative look at what would happen if Madame Tussaud’s was run by an evil megalomaniac. This movie has it all: wax statues, living displays, sexy bits, a little person in a tuxedo, and a plated dinner of um, exotic cuisine.

Off to Asia we go! This week we unpack a (cinematic) trip to Thailand with the original Shutter. Join Meg on her first experience with an Asian horror movie and Lunchbox as he relives every “Oh, Shit!” moment he forgot about. Can an under the radar Eastern horror flick appeal to a Western audience? What is it that Asian horror has that the American remakes lack? And what does it take to get rid of...

What a weird turn for a franchise to take... Meg and Lunchbox venture back to a series not touched on since Episode One! As the oddball standout of the NoES series, Freddy’s Revenge takes some odd turns and makes some even weirder decision. Join us as we ponder what a male Scream Queen brings to the horror conversation. Does the idea work? Can Freddy survive outside the dream world? And why you go...

WARNING: There be spoilers ahead! This week, Meg and Lunchbox go back to del Toro-land for an interesting take on a Millennial Classic. How does a horror movie geared toward the Junior High set hold up? Does it pack a strong enough nostalgia punch to pull in its original book audience? Or is it better off cowering under the table? And just where is my big toe anyway?

So this week we have a run in with our sister show, WRESTLING RAMBLE ON PODCAST. Mistress Meg is also one of the host for this show that talks all things wrestling.. As a bonus replay episode we are playing the chat our Creepin crew has talking about all things horror in the WWE. Meg and Lunchbox sit down and give their top 5 horror moments and gimmicks in the company. So welcome foolish mortals t...

Happy Valentine’s Day, Slashers and Survivor Girls! This week we take Charles Atlas by the hand and make us a man... wait. Wrong mad scientist movie. This build-a-man has fewer muscles and more confusion than the other guy. Lonely, lost, and tortured, does Frankenstein’s Monster deserve our sympathy? Or should he be relegated to murderer’s row?

The messenger is not important. Or is she? Join Meg and Lunchbox as they traipse down the path of sacrilege and blasphemy with Pissing Off Catholics 101. Does this 90s crack at religious horror get the message across? Or does it become a miraculous letdown?

Boooooyyyy you guys. This week we picked a random. Meg and Lunchbox take a trip across the pond to an 80s horror that is equal parts vampire movie and dick joke! Can your intrepid hosts survive all this weirdness or are we going to come out with a case of snakey vampirism.

Sigh... isn’t it romantic? Wait. Is the snow bleeding? This week, we tackle our first Gothic joint, the visually stunning: Crimson Peak! With ghosts, premonitions, and a seedy forbidden love affair, Crimson Peak appears to have something for everybody. But does it hold together? Does Guillermo del Toro deliver on more than just a gorgeous setting and spectacular spooks? Or is this ghost story all...

You’re my friend ‘til the end. Hidey ho! This week we get down with a dastardly dolly - it’s Child’s Play. Don Mancini’s hit that never ends has the esteemed curse of having a cult following and yet, doesn’t seem to have the mainstream love as its slasher brethren. We look at whether the esteem is deserved. Does the supernatural element work? What’s a horror movie like with a proper child as the p...

Did you ever wonder what it was like to do surgery in sky-high Louboutins? Join Meg and Lunchbox this week as they take a walk through the off-beat minds of the Soska Sisters and the fringe world of body mods and surgical horror. This highly polarizing indie has attracted its fair share of detractors and naysayers, but does it really deserve the criticism? Maybe this one deserves a spot on everybo...

Happy New Year! Welcome to 2020 - you've got red on you. We kick off the new year with the slice of fried gold that is Shaun of the Dead! Meg and Lunchbox unpack this modern entry to the zed-word genre with an eye on character growth and what it really means to be a zombie.  Can Shaun exist without Ed? Are the animated dead the zombies or is it really small town life that causes it?  And...

Merry Christmas, Slashers and Survivor Girls! This week we unwrap the original slasher flick - Black Christmas. Often showing up on horror countdowns for being criminally underrated and forgotten about, it’s time to give it a fair shot. Will this slasher cut deep? Or will it fall flat on its ho ho hind side?

Sometimes it’s best to tell the loud friend to shut up! This week we tackle Haunt - a movie that embraces the trend of extreme haunts and then turns it up to 11.

Satan lives, Slashers and Survivor Girls! Iiiiit’s Devil time! This week we explore the second of Polanski’s urban exploration series, Rosemary’s Baby. We have another divisive episode, folks with Meg and Lunchbox once again of opposite opinions. Is Rosemary crazy? Are we really dealing with the Devil? What exactly is in Minnie’s “mouse”?

Thrill me.  Aliens and zombies and romance oh my! As a palate cleanser for last week Meg and Lunchbox explore Fred Dekkar’s cult classic: Night of the Creeps! It’s an '80s teen comedy and horror love letter... with slugs!

On this edition of the Creepin Quickie, join Lunchbox as he jabber jaws a bit on the new Cattle Decapitation - Death Atlas. So lets talk about some killer piggy vocals, nasty guitar riffs, fat ass bass, and machine gun drumming on this Black Friday!  ***MUSIC CLIP CREDIT: Cattle Decapitation - One Day Closer to the End of the World***

Gobble Gobble, Slashers and Survivor Girls! This is our FIRST Thanksgiving as a Pod so we decided to go with a clas— I can’t type that with a straight face. We watched ThanksKilling! Starring the schlocky-est turkey puppet this side of Henson studios. Will Lunchbox appreciate the stupid humor or will he lose his shit over the entire script?

You opened your podcatcher. We came.  This week Meg and Lunchbox have opened the box to visit the realm of Hellraiser. Clive Barker’s first attempt at film, flirts with BDSM and taboo, but does it do so successfully? We explore how American Puritanical sensibilities and affinity for violence take the intrigue out of a movie about pleasure and pain.  Does Barker’s debut hold together or d...

We did it, Slashers and Survivor Girls! We found our first hidden gem! A surprisingly pun-ny and suspenseful entry into the 90s era of slasher movies truly entertained the hell out of us. Grab a bowl of ice cream and settle in for the fun. The doctor is in!

Well Slashers and Survivor Girls, have we had a doozy of a day.  First, there were chores to do, then there was a concussion, and THEN these goddamn college kids started killing themselves all over the property! It’s Tucker and Dale vs. Evil! 

Happy Halloween! It’s the end of Stephen King month and we slide into home plate with Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. Possibly our most controversial episode to date, we discuss some unpopular opinions and Lunchbox has a startling realization about his wife after 12 years together! Grab your popcorn and join us this week and enjoy a ringside seat to a house divided!

Thrills, chills, scares, and rock and roll? There is just something about a bitchin’ riff over blood and guts that warms the shriveled heart of even the most hardened horror fans. In this Quickie episode we chat about the magic of the lost art of the movie soundtrack!

Week four of our Stephen King month features a study in love, loss, and grief; and how that plays into respect for life and - maybe more importantly - death. Pet Sematary is a one-two gut punch of parental loss and teaching kids about death. Was Louis Creed justified? What was Jud’s agenda? And was the evil the real puppet master here? Regardless of all that the truth is, sometimes dead really is...