Slaughterhouse Princess

We take a look at two episodes of Masters of Horror, Imprint and Fair Haired Child, instead of one movie.  It should double our chances for something good or something bad, so nothing really changed I guess.

We take a look at  movie that's based on a YouTube series called Marble Hornets all about The Operator, who is not Slenderman. Although they do go to the same tailor.

As Anime August draws to a close, we take time to look at a thoughtful rumination on the transient nature of humanity.  Just kidding, it's all punching brains out of heads and bondage monsters.

We press on through Anime August with a Hotlanta selection so it's bound to be a movie in the most general of terms.

For our second week of Anime August we see what happens when you combine inappropriate accents with a non existent plot and just a hint of too much swearing.

We kick off Anime August with a classic tale of a wandering samurai defending the countryside from evil and some real problematic depictions of several things.

Leave that meteor alone and get yourself Adrienne Barbeau drunk as we take a look at this anthology from the team of George Romero and Stephen King.

Don't let the title fool you , there are no high voltage power lines in the movie.

Get your spider liquor ready as we head out to a haunted house ran by Jigsaw's cousins, with less games and all murder.

The most dangerous game would've been having someone named Mike organize The Hunt, a Mike Hunt if you will.

Put on your thinking caps as we try to solve the biggest puzzle of all, why did so many movies based on escape rooms come out at the same time?

We travel to the edge of the solar system to find the weirdest Goldilocks and the Three Bears adaptation ever put to film.

Dust off your cd-rom drive and get ready for a technological nightmare that only the mid-nineties could produce.

Hotlanta requested the movie this week and it was directed by Uwe Boll, so that's two strikes right off the bat.  Is a strike out, or does it hit it out of the park?

There's not much we can say about Rocky Horror that hasn't been said, but we're going to try anyway.  God help us all.

We remember our former podcast host Robotlanta this week with a movie about his favorite thing, Dick Miller cameos.  It would be pretty weird if it were robots.

It's time to get your creepy doll on with the sequel to The Boy.  Is this a fitting follow up to The Boy?  Who knows, none of us have seen it.

The Ghost of Verne Gagne took corporeal form long enough to request this week's movie.  Get ready for even more incorrectly identifying characters than ever before and it's mostly not our fault for once.

This week's film comes from friend of the podcast and one third of the Horrorshow Hot Dog Trifecta Matt.  Is this a quality recommendation or is it out of spite?  Listen and find out.

As Stephen King month draws to a close, we take a look at the most recent of his adaptations.  Is it a quality watch, like The Shining, or is it overly long and dull, like The Shining?

We take a trip back to Derry to finish the It reboot.  We would have done it sooner, but we didn't remember anything about it until a librarian called us.

This week the original Pet Semetary gets its chance to prove if the soil of a man's heart is stonier or if dead is better.

It's Stephen King all month long and we kick it off with the Pet Sematary remake.  Is it the modern update we wanted, or did it not come back the same.

It's time for another horror adjacent musical this week.  I think I know precisely what I mean, when I say it's a shpadoinkle podcast.

Need more of a 70's era Tom and Jerry vibe from your murder movie?  Well you're in luck this week.