MONDAY NIGHT HORROR

Here it is! The final episode of the Summer season. Mike and Mike are watching the first ever Summer blockbuster and one of the most famous horror movies of all time. The guys watch the iconic Jaws. A movie with the perfect combination of director, writer, composer, and cast, Jaws caught lighting in a bottle and leaves the guys in awe as it continues to reign as an extraordinary piece of film hist...

Mike and Mike are finishing up the Scream franchise with what turns out to be a pretty good movie. With the Scream films done, the guys are going to finish up the Summer season with one more movie. Tune in next week for a surprise episode where the guys will be watching one of the biggest horror movies of all time...

Don't worry, Scream 4 is coming...but this week, we were fortunate to have a Friday the 13th in the calendar. So, to celebrate this special day, Mike and Mike visited the filming locations of the original Friday the 13th film, and then sat down to watch some great, and some not so great Friday the 13th fan films. In this episode, Mike and Mike watch The Cabin He Calls Home, The Man in the Lake, Ni...

Sorry it's a few days late folks. Mike and Mike watch 2000's Scream 3. When a movie's plot is so far fetched that the writers need to start altering the events and characters from the first movie to make everything fit, you can be pretty sure the idea well has run dry. This movie has very little screen time for Sidney, even less for Ghostface, and in place of action and kills, we get a lot of scen...

Mike and Mike watch the 1997 sequel to the oroginal Scream. While it's a great movie, it fails to live up to the original, providing less scares and more dialogue. Mike and Mike provide insightful commentary on Sabretooth, Storm, Colossus, and the rest of their friends. Keep tuning in for more adventures with Ghostface and the rest of the X-Men. 

With Candyman finished, Mike and Mike continue the Summer season with the Scream franchise. Wes Craven, the master of horror behind the creation of Freddy Krueger, hits the 90s with yet another excellent horror series. With little to complain about, this episode finds the guys sharing tons of trivia, nods to other horror movies, and the history of the ghostface mask, all while watching the origina...

Sometimes, there's a good reason for why movies go straight to video. While the first movie was a hit cult classic, and the second movie was not quite as good but still a watchable sequel, the third movie in the Candyman franchise was a horrid crap bag. Mike and Mike spend most of the movie trying to figure out exactly what's happening, as the boring and confusing story tries to unfold. Maybe if w...

Mike and Mike are watching the 1995 sequel to Candyman. Another great movie that quite possibly comes close to surpassing the original. 

Welcome back to Monday Night Horror! Yes, it has been a few weeks, but even Mike and Mike need a vacation now and then. This week, the guys are in Mike's living room, watching 1992's Candyman. This psychological horror movie, based on a story from Clive Barker, is one of the highlights from the 90's horror scene, which speaks volumes in a decade when even the Halloween, Friday the 13th, and Nightm...

Happy Memorial Day everyone! Let's take a moment to remember the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise. This week, we finish the franchise that spent more time in the toilet than out, with an ambitious, but still awkward and confusing movie. As good as the original was, it's safe to say that you could watch the 2003 and 2006 movies, and walk away without missing much. Join us next week when we start a...

This week, Mike and Mike are overwhelmed by the amazing 3D effects of Texas Chainsaw 3D. Unfortunately, a decent movie is tainted by some awful acting and some of the cheesiest lines that a final girl can possibly deliver. Enjoy!

Mike and Mike watch the 2006 sequel to Michael Bay's remake. Another fantastic movie as we get closer to the end of the Texas franchise. They should've probably ended on a high note...

Here it is. The long awaited remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Not only does it outshine the previous sequels, but some might say that it's even better than the original. WE certainly think so, and we know our shit. 

Another awful entry in the Texas Chainsaw franchise. Matthew McConaughey's excellent performance is the only thing that keeps this hunk of shit afloat in a sea of bad writing, bad acting, forgettable characters, lack of emotion, and an embarrassing portrayal of Leatherface. However, it is still better than part 2. Hang in there though, as the completion of this open autopsy of a film means it is t...

Not so bad, but still a piece of crap. That would make this 1990 movie the Hyundai of the Texas Chainsaw franchise. Mike and Mike watch part 3, which is basically an extremely, EXTREMELY censored video of a confused Ken Foree running around the land of Oz, attacking senior citizens and handicap people. 

To kick off Season 5, we are reposting the episode that features the classic, groundbreaking 1974 Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Season 5 will deal with  the little good, the mostly bad, and the occasionally ugly films in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre series. 

Have you ever burned toast, Doc? And then did King Kong Bundy ever force that burnt toast down your throat in slow-motion with a potato masher, Doc? That's what it feels like to watch this movie. Mike and Mike watch the first sequel to the original TCM. An extremely stupid, dumb movie with no shortage of things to ridicule. The only upside to this 1986 trash bag is the fantastic gore effects, cour...

Mike and Mike watch the 2019 remake of Child's Play. Even though they debate its authenticity as a true Child's Play movie, it is still a strong finish to a great franchise and season 5 of Monday Night Horror. 

Nearing the end of the Chucky/Child's Play franchise, Mike and Mike watch what could be the most confusing, boring, and viewer unfriendly movie in the series, Cult of Chucky. 

Mike and Mike watch Curse of Chucky, a great movie that brings Chucky back from the realm of dark comedy and returns him to horror. 

With not much trivia, not much to praise, and not much to make fun of, Mike and Mike watch Seed of Chucky while making offensive jokes, rude comments, and reprehensible observations. So...business as usual. 

This week, Mike and Mike watch 1998's Bride of Chucky with minimal technical issues. It's another great movie in the Child's Play series, but will the rest continue to carry the franchise skyward? Probably not. 

Mike and Mike walk arm in arm with Andy Andy as he makes his way through military school, battling a cheap version of Reggie from Friday Part 5, the Scorpio sniper from Dirty Harry, and Chucky, the fuckin' dawl. A great 1991 addition to the series. 

Are they watching The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2? No, because Starz does not allow screen sharing. Are they watching Leprechaun? Almost, but Prime no longer allows screen sharing. Join Mike and Mike as they make the executive decision to dive into the Child's Play series. Listen to the Podcast of the 1988 original before checking out this episode where Mike and Mike watch 1990's very entertaining C...

This is a re-run to kick off the new season. Originally, Mike and Mike were going to watch the entire Texas Chainsaw Massacre series, but technical issues forced them to jump to Child's Play first. Enjoy this re-run and look out for Child's Play 2, posting shortly.