Nightmares and Cold Ones

John and Kristina take a trip down memory lane as they discuss some classic Tales from the Crypt episodes. Some surprising names from behind and in front of the camera are associated with this horror anthology which originally aired on HBO back in the day. Kristina reveals her love of the pun making Crypt Keeper. Sit back, have a cold one or two and enjoy. 

John, Jim and special guest Malachy discuss the cinematic masterpiece, Leprechaun directed by Mark Jones. Malachy dispels some Irish stereotypes. The comedic chops of Warwick Davis are admired. Sit back, crack a Guinness and enjoy.

Kristina and guest host Mary dig into 2013's Oculus, directed by Mike Flanagan. The two remark on this dread-filled, slow burn flick that has one of the more memorable endings in post 2000's horror history. Sit back, mix that cocktail (is that what they do? As you know I'm a beer guy) and enjoy. 

John & G finish up their chat on Doctor Sleep... baby.

John and G tackle the masterful Doctor Sleep, directed by Mike Flanagan. The two remark upon the brilliant melding of Kubrick and King sensibilities. This a great story of demons that hunt and those that stand against them. Sit back, crack a cold one and enjoy. 

John and Ronan take a look at some Halloween themed South Park episodes. The two reminisce about the emergence of the show in the 90's. John bitches about Nu-Metal. Sit back, crack four cold ones and enjoy... baby.

John and Jenn with two n's discuss the 2000 Disney Chanel masterpiece, Phantom of the Megaplex. The two dig into the incredible fashion of the flick as well as Mickey Rooney's turn as Movie Mason. Sit back, crack not one, but two cold ones while you enjoy this episode, baaaaabyyyy. 

John is joined by his brother Kev, AKA Weed to discuss the awesome The Conjuring directed by James Wan. John tries to get to the core of why Kev isn't the biggest spooky movie fan. The two remark upon Patrick Wilson's perfect jawline. Sit back, crack that cold one and enjoy.

John and Kristina delve into Jennifer's Kent's masterful The Babadook. The less than glorious moments of parenthood are discussed. Mental health and grief are expounded upon. This is a heavy one. Sit back, crack one and enjoy.

John and returning guest, the million man himself Duff talk about Robert Rodriguez's From Dusk Till Dawn. The 90's are looked back upon fondly. Tarantino's questionable acting is brought up. Sit back, crack that beer and enjoy. 

John and returning guest host Jenn with two n's probably had one or two too many cold ones when they sat down to talk about Wes Craven's Scream 3. The two breakdown the third entry in the franchise that changed slashers in the 90's and 2000's, for better or worse. The fashion is remarked upon.  Courtney Cox's incredible bangs are admired. John laughs at his own bad bits and sings some Creed s...

Have you ever watched a movie and got caught off guard by an unexpected spooky moment? John and Jim talk about some surprising spooky moments in some of your favorite movies. Sit back, crack that cold one and enjoy. 

John and returning guest host Jim dive into 1991's The People Under the Stairs, directed by Wes Craven. The two take a walk down memory lane with this flick that involves cannibalistic/religious fanatics that blends horror with comedic social satire. Relax, crack that cold one, and hit the play button. 

John and guest host Dan discuss The Michael Myers-less Halloween: Season of the Witch, directed by Tommy Lee Wallace. A catchy Halloween song is brought up once or twice. The anti-Irish sentiment is remarked upon. Tom Atkins' incredible mustache is admired. Sit back, crack that cold one and listen.

John and Kristina finish their chat on It (2017)

John and Kristina take a deep dive into 2017's It, directed by Andy  Muschietti. Cosmic turtles and spiders are discussed. The impossibility of someone writing their name in their shoe is remarked upon. Crack that cold one, sit back and enjoy this monster episode. 

Jenn with two n's, Producer Tini and Jill take a deep dive into Jim Henson's 1986 film, Labyrinth. Discussing the film taking off the rose colored glasses but most importantly, appreciating THE BULGE! 

John and Duff finish their chat on Shaun of the Dead.

John and guest Jim Duffy AKA The million movie man dive into Edgar Wright's Zombie Romantic Comedy Shaun of the Dead. Sit back, crack that cold one and enjoy. 

John and returning guest Jim take a look at the 1987 vampire classic The Lost Boys. The two profess their love for just about every aspect of the movie, especially that infamous sexy sax man. Sit back, crack that cold one and enjoy.

John and returning guest G dig into 1968's Rosemary's Baby. The two discuss this masterpiece while acknowledging the complicated legacy of the film's director, Roman Polanski. Sit back, crack a few of those cold ones and enjoy. 

John and Ronan take a look at 2006's The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning directed by Jonathan Libesman. They discuss the very confusing timeline of the Chainsaw movies. How does Leatherface stand out against the other 80's slasher titans? Sit back, crack that icy cold one and enjoy. 

John and guest host Jenn take a look at 1999's Idle Hands, directed by Rodman Flender. The two discuss this fun melding of horror and comedy. Devon Sawa's funny twitter account comes up. Sit back, crack that cold one and enjoy. 

Ronan and John finish up their discussion of You're Next

Ronan and John take a deep dive into 2011's You're Next, directed by Adam Wingard. The two discuss the strange melding of slasher and Agatha Christie. Some bad Michael Cain impersonations are abound. Sit back, crack that cold one and enjoy.