ScareTalk

A character study of Pearl from "X" (also from 2022).  Joel loved this one so much he was at a loss for words at moments.

A double-booked Air Bnb, Bill Skarsgard and Justin Long with a creepy basement.  What else could you want?

With Halloween Ends coming very soon, Danny and Joel discuss theories from the internet and make their own predictions of what will happen in this final chapter.

The ultimate clown slasher!  Art the Clown is becoming a horror icon.  Let's talk about why.

The Creeper is coming back for the Halloween season so of course we have to talk about his first film from 2001.  A modern monster classic.

Esther is back, but younger, but the actress is older, but it kinda makes sense, and there is a twist!

Esther is a poor little orphan getting adopted by a wonderful family.  She's a sweet little girl, but not really.

Jordan Peele is back with possibly his most ambitious project yet.  Did this one land for us or is it still flying around up there?

This movie is Bad to the Bone!  A western with Kurt Russell and some cave dwelling savages!

The classic story of the Headless Horesman with a Tim Burton twist.  Joel picked this one.  What did we think?

Halloween Ends finally has a trailer.  It's short, but within this small runtime there is a lot to discuss.  We react to the trailer and go through some of the theories we have heard.

One of the most anticipated horror films of the year has finally been released to the theater! The Black Phone brings Ethan Hawke into the villain role "The Grabber", where he "grabs" kids and kidnaps them, eventually killing them.  

Lots going on with this one. Paranoia mixed with a ridiculous 3rd act.  The audience is split on this one.

One of our favorite ghost story horror films ever! Modern Hitchcock and some great jump scares.  Check it out if you haven't seen it.

"Wolf" is a werewolf film that doesn't get much attention in that subgenre of horror.  This is a "Joel pick".  Let's see how it is.

Another A24 artsy movie about evil MEN.  Is it just another pretentious woke film or is there more to enjoy here?

What's better in the sunny weather than an 80's camp slasher??  The Burning is one of the camp slashers that fell under the radar after the success of Friday the 13th.  It has since become sort of a cult classic.  What did we think?

We are done with reviewing all the Texas Chainsaw films, and now the time has come to rank them!

Leatherface is back and he's pissed! The straight to Netflix legacy sequel (requel) is a bloody good time to about half the population.  Where do we land?

For this episode we discuss the newer (kinda) horror sub-genre "elevated horror".  We try to make sense of it and talk about what makes a movie "elevated" and whether or not we like the term.  We had a great time chatting about this one. Check us out on Youtube!: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeMt_ETq24Ct9D9C0IGx7Kg New Website!: https://scaretalk.onpodium.com/

Another prequel in the Texas Chainsaw film series.  The premise is much different from the other films.  This is more of a road trip horror film with Leatherface and a twist.  It's largely hated, but what did we think?

Our first (non English) foreign film is this smash hit zombie horror/thriller.  Joel has been wanting Danny to watch this for years.  He finally sucked it up and got his reading glasses out for the subtitles.

Another direct sequel that makes zero sense.  We have a great time trying to explain the timeline.

Set in 1979, some young adults film an adult film on the property of an old couple who isn't too excited about their taste in cinema.

For this episode we discuss the prequel to the remake of the classic The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.  Featuring some of the same characters and actors from the remake.