Drunk in a Graveyard

This week Scott, Robin and Rigby took in Bret Easton Ellis's The Curse Of Downers Grove aka the most violent Lifetime movie of the week ever. Scott and Robin then talk about Argento's third entry in his Three Mothers trilogy, The Mother of Tears. They then discuss the surprisingly entertaining first episode of The Purge television show. Witcher casting announcements, Russian video game decapitatio...

The crew is back together and decides to take a visit to the Toulon Mansion this week with the newest Puppet Master film Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich, filled with everyone's favourite killer toys of yore plus some new friends. They also talk gun victim ghost story Winchester, the newly remastered giallo What Have They Done To Your Daughters? from Arrow Films and finish up with Amityville 1992...

This episode Scott and Robin discuss The Meg, a Corman-esque B-movie that somehow snuck its way into multiplex theatres. Probably that Jason Statham connection. They also checked out late '80s Italian flick Zombie 4: After Death aka After Death aka Zombie Flesh Eaters 3 aka...well, you get the picture.  After that they charter a trip down under with Leigh Whannell's cyber-body horror movie Upgrade...

This week Scott and Robin decided that the best thing to do while the province went into full apocalypse mode was to head down to Vancouver to see Eyehategod and their support Erosion, Waingro and Unroot. Fitting right? They also talk about seeing shows on Hastings, the lower mainlands' horror mecca Netherworld Collectibles, the most bad-ass bagel shop you'll ever visit and more.   ***************...

 This episode the crew summoned the creepiest of creepypasta and took in the newly released "Slender Man", a decision that turned out to be heavy on the pasta with only a light sprinkling of creepy on top. Robin and Scott talk about the 2011 "Fright Night" remake that they had somehow avoided seeing up until this point and then they all trade war stories about diving into the dangerous waters of t...

This episode finds the crew soaking up the b-movie sun and hanging by the pool with indie slasher "Pool Party Massacre" before moving onto the planet of monsters with "Godzilla 2: City on the Edge of Battle." Scotty and Robin also revisited Blair Witch (2016) and share their thoughts on the revist we maybe didn't totally need. They also talk about Bigfoot's erotica and satanic habits, the ongoing...

This episode the crew head into the wild unknowns of the un-indexed part of the interwebs with Unfriended: Dark Web, the newest cyber horror flick meant to make you scared of Skype and screen sharing. After that Scott and Robin talk about Rampage, a movie based on the arcade game, starring a giant monkey and the Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as some sort of giant monkey doctor. They also talk about th...

Things get a bit vampiric this episode as the crew discuss Netflix horror "Family Blood" as well as the newly remastered from Arrow Video "Evil of Dracula." Rigby also tells us about Forgotten, a twisty Korean thriller that may just be at the top of her best of list for 2018. Spontaneous tortilla chip combustion, the dangers of long concluded soap operas for men, shooting at plain clothes cops jus...

This episode finds the crew taking a trip to Portugal (the land) to explore the world of sadness and loss created by "The Forest of Lost Souls." They also discuss the new Blomkamp led Robocop remake, the last bastion of home video rental stores, expansion of the Blade Runner universe in comic form, the prevalence of Canadian UFO sightings in 2017 and more. The episode is finished off with a Lost B...

Recording in the new studio space, this episode finds the crew discussing movies that were potentially created by computers, cryptids harassing a man in a wheelchair and fake bugs. First up is "Within", a horror movie that tries to be three or four different styles of horror. "Abominable" is a re-release from MVD that brings the 2005 Bigfoot flick back for some much deserved attention while "Hunge...

In this Canada Day episode, Scotty, Robin and Rigby discuss the seminal Canadian classic "Manborg" for graveyard favourites Astron 6. Robin and Scotty also talk about the new Arrow Video release of "Death Smiles on a Murderer", a movie so dreamlike you might just think you're watching a Lana Del Ray music video. The crew also discuss the Morbius the Living Vampire movie announcement, the completel...

This week the crew visit a trailer park filled with death (but also neon palm trees) and discuss "The Strangers: Prey at Night", then talk creepypasta anthology Channel Zero: Butchers Block and prepare for the worst with Doomsday Preppers. Scott, Robin and Rigby also talk about the SyFy "Nightbreed" series, bitcoin kidnappings,kkilling oyur parents over eczema and more. The episode is finished off...

Sometimes Netflix sneaks quality horror movies out without much fanfare and "Delirium" is one such movie. Following his release from a mental institute, a young man (played by Topher Grace) returns to his family home and while he gains a goth girlfriend, he also starts to lose his sanity and question what's real and what isn't. Fair trade? Maybe? Rigby also shares her thoughts on "Hereditary" and...

This week finds Scott and Robin talk about Hereditary, the much lauded and talked about art-house meets Blumhouse horror film just unleashed onto audiences. Does it actually measure up to all the hyperbolic statements being tossed around? Robin and Scott also talk about the highly anticipated Halloween 2018 trailer, which finds Laurie being a badass and Micheal being, well...Micheal.   ***********...

The sexiest episode we've released so far, episode 69 has the crew feeling fine and watching the turbo sleazy 1972 flick "The Sinful Dwarf", a movie whose ultimate lesson is to not be such a cheapskate when renting or it probably won't turn out well for you. Scott and Robin talk about "Pacific Rim: Uprising" and its kiaju-sized disappointment and then they revisit one of the original torture porn...

This week the crew watched Temple , a movie that about an awkward trip to potentially haunted religious sites in Japan as the uneviable third wheel. Thankfully, the pain is soothed by "May", the story of an outcast young woman, her doll and her various (bizarre) attempts to connect with those around her while Rigby tells us all about the anime B The Beginning. Cat assisted cart-jackings, the new G...

This episode the crew are transported to the stark Icelandic landscape by the mysterious film "I Remember You", about a missing child and his fathers attempts to find him. Scott then discusses the newly remastered and released from Arrow Video spaghetti western "A Pistol for Ringo", in which a hopscotch playing, quick drawing cowboy saves a town from bandits at Christmas time. We also talk about t...

The crew check out newly released and concisely titled 'Revenge', a French rape-revenge thriller that's as powerful as its one word title is straightforward. Scotty and Robin also checked out a movie loaded with robots, mini-gun wielding mechs and Danny Trejo called 'Cartel 2045', discusses game developer Swery's upcoming game 'The Good Life',getting caught brown cheeked, bad dates gone worse, wha...

 This week finds the crew watching the recently released "Stephanie', a horror flick that keeps you initially keeps you guessing and may or may not be in the Cloverfield universe. What isn't a Cloverfield movie these days, after all? The crew also discuss 'The Terror' from AMC, a show about the real-life horrors that befell the Franklin Expedition to find the Northwest Passage, as well as "Aggrets...

The crew ventured to the theatre this week to watch 'Truth or Dare', a horror flick that banks on the creepy Aphex Twin smile being creepy enough for a feature film. After that experience it's sink or swim with the direct to video sequel for Deep Blue Sea, the imaginatively titled Deep Blue Sea 2. They also discuss inappropriate trailers, Flamin' Hot Cheetos burglary, hog wrangling cops, the Quiet...

The crew spent this years' 4/20 watching the mid-2000's music festival slasher 'The Tripper', written and directed by David Arquette. Scott and Robin recount their trip to deaths house in 'Gehenna: Where Death Lives', a horror movie that jumps genre more times than you'd believe. Rigby gets down with some horror anime courtesy of Junji Ito and drags us back into the streets of Tokyo to talk Yakuza...

This week the crew returns to Camp Crystal Lake to revisit the 2009 remake of 'Friday the 13th', discovering that it may not be as bad as they initially thought back when it was released. They also talk about being stripped of your video gaming medals, real life news that reads like a  J-horror plot from the early 2000's, deleting the most popular video in the world, spring winds of cocaine, drunk...

With Rigby away in Mexico, Robin and Scotty decide to try out some affectionately and appropriately named "Zombie Bite" shatter.  Robin shares some childhood horror stories and tells "Ten Spooky Stories" from the Goosebumps book of the same name and tries to see if Scotty can guess the ending to the stories.  Despite being entirely pie-eyed, the crew discover a conspiracy involving RL Stine and Ad...

Join Robin, Rigby and Scott as they talk about the newly released horror 'A Quiet Place', which is hands down a movie universe none of them would survive. They ask the hard questions that no one seems to be asking, like how do you fart and not get killed by a monster? They also talk about indie flick 'At Granny's House', the Netflix series 'Ghost Wars', 'The Grudge' remake news, taint massage's, b...

Insidious: The Last Key is first on the chopping block this week with Scott, Robin and Rigby diving headlong into the at times bizarre but entertaining anthology 'México Bárbaro' after that. After that, they head into psychological torture territory with 'The Stanford Prison Experiment', a movie that depicts the experiments performed on a group of college students in the '70s when you could pretty...