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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! This may be the worst movie ever made!  Enjoy!

This is a Very Special Bonus Episode, with our guest Crystal Manich, director of Arizona Opera's "The Copper Queen". The film can be streamed at until the end of 2021, so check it out soon! https://azopera.org/performances/copper-queen

This week, a French language film about the generational effects of becoming a zombie, and the dangers of bargaining with powers you don't understand.  What's more frightening, a supernatural voodoo baron, or colonialism?

This week, is it possible that there was a brilliant feminist horror film, made in the 1960s, by Roman Fucking Polanski?  Is that real?  Even if it's an accident?  What? CW:  Lots of rape in this here movie.

What if you took a blockbuster movie from the same year, re-made it in a similar fashion with D-list actors and made it a ton more bloody and it actually turned out to be a better movie?  Find out this week with our review of 2019 horror comedy Ready or Not!

Happy Halloween 2!  In our (now) annual tradition of reviewing the Halloween franchise on Halloween, the first sequel!  Does it live up to the original?  Which Halloween movie has the best boobs?

This week, the venerable Vincent Price is a psychedelic serial killer who presaged Saw and Se7en.  

This week an innocent (or not so innocent) vampire romance between two Swedish pre-teens (well, one has been a pre-teen for a long time).  Is that weird?  Not as weird as what actually happens.

So yeah, a spooky ghost story movie about slavery.  It's not fun, but there's lots of interesting stuff to talk about!

This week: Does being a quintessential Halloween movie mean something is truly a horror movie?  Does it matter if you're a kid?  Does it matter at all?  Returning champion guest Ali Keirn helps us figure it out! Also there was some difficulty with the audio but we did what we could to salvage it.  Apologies for being boomers.

Ever see a movie in a theater and love it sooo much and then see it again many years later and realize it wasn't as great as you thought?  Welcome to this week's ep.

This week, the chilling prequel/sequel to one of the best of the found footage genre!  

OK maybe we're not recording 3 of these at a time anymore.  At least they didn't eat that baby!

This week we have a special guest, faithful pubcrawler Ali, to discuss 1995's Brad Pitt vehicle and David Fincher classic Seven!

Spoilers: Liam gets real mad about this one.  

A found footage horror movie from the mid 2000's?  Say it ain't so! This one's originally in Spanish but almost exclusively available in the US with an excruciating English dub so definitely check it out.

Right!  It's the Thing that came before the Thing, and it's a really good Thing, too!  Also Shaggy misses the dick again.

How much booze would you drink if you just watched your neighbor get sucked into a closet void by a rubber monster?  What's the rudest possible way to ask someone to babysit your kid?  Find out in this week's quintessential 80s horror film, HOUSE

This week we explore the best horror movie ever made by the director of "When Harry Met Sally"

How do you define how scary a horror movie has to be, especially when it's so funny?

Liam is messing with the dice because we rolled another Hitchcock.  That's 3 in only 40 episodes!  Are any of them even horror movies though?  Find out!

Ah yes, a horror movie about being paranoid about going outside because you might catch a plague.  So scary and unknown.  You might even have to wear a mask. *shudder*

Finally a movie that proves without a doubt that podcasts should not exist.   Thanks to our special guest Lisa Hill Grande!

This week's movie exists on the very very edge of what could be considered a horror movie.  Sure there's maybe grisly murder, but that doesn't really count for much these days.

It's a teen girl werewolf movie from the turn of the millennium.  How many years has Shaggy been pretending he has already seen it?