Slaughterhouse Princess

We pay tribute to Carrie Fisher this week by watching a movie she was barely in.  We probably should've picked Scream 3.

We return after weeks of Holidays and technical issues to bring you Shark Exorcist, which sadly, does not feature a shark conducting exorcisms.

We watched an "adaptation" of the H.P. Lovecraft story Herbert West, Re-Animator. We snorted a bunch of highlighter ink and totally lost our heads over it.

This week's episode has some serious audio issues, mostly Troy sounding like he's trapped in a well.  We decided to put it up anyway as a blooper reel of sorts.  If you're up to it, give it a try and if not, we will revist this movie at a later time and give it the episode it deserves.

Finally, someone made a movie that addresses the question that we, as a society have struggled with for years.  What would Jesus do?  Kill vampires and sing the occasional musical number, it appears.

Something possessed Brett to skip this week, so it was just the two of us.  Don't worry, we decided we could make it if we tried. Also Skype sucks.

Our first Twitter request is up this week from redcapjack.  Is it the only movie where Indiana Jones arm wrestles Mola Ram?  Probably.

You might not like this movie, but even if you don't you still have to give it up for having the best name for a strip club possibly ever.

For Halloween we dressed up as a comedy movie podcast and did a request courtesy of Jeff Clark.  It's the directorial debut from "comedian" Tom Green all about his sick skateboarding skills and Rip Torn looking kinda drunk the entire time.

This movie proves the old adage, revenge is a dish best served on a giant stack of pancakes coated in the blood of the church camp kids you murdered so you can gain super demon powers.

Evil Dead weeks draw to a close with the 2013 remake/reboot.  Is it a fitting tribute to the series, or is it another soulless cash grab looking to cash in on brand recognition and nostalgia?  Listen and find out.

We wrap up on the original Evil Dead  trilogy this week.  It's the least horror movie of the bunch but what it lacks in horror it makes up for in stop motion skeletons and Ash quips.

Week 2 of our Evil Dead-a-thon is underway and that means it's time for Evil Dead 2.  Part comedy, part horror, part high pressure blood geyser, this movie has something for everyone.

We kick off Evil Dead non-sequential four week time period with the The Evil Dead.  It introduced us to Sam Raimi, Bruce Campbell, and the idea that a plant could sexually assault someone.

This week we watched Eli Roth's idea of a cannibal movie and died inside a little each time Brett called Cannibal Holocaust "the first one".

We welcome Troy back this week as we take a look at Oculus.  Get it, it's funny cause oculus means eye in Latin and I wrote look.  Jokes are hard.

While Troy takes a few weeks to indulge his wanderlust, we push the forward and look at the world of post WW2 competitive eating/vomiting.

In honor of Brett defying the odds and not dying for another year, we let him pick which request we would watch this week.  After refusing his first choice, he decided on this one.

If you had to sum up this movie in one word, it would be Coprophilia.  Don't Google that in mixed company or at work.

Desperation, understanding.  Destination, never ending.  Get the sword.

This movie features a person in a burlap sack eating vomit from a dog bowl, as well as some sort of Audition.

We take a trip into the woods this week for some horror comedy and a bonus installment of Nail Guns Don't Work Like That, hosted by Chris.

Due to technical issues last week, we bring you a double feature this week.  It's twice the movies and two-thirds the hosts, which works out to about an average podcast.

Normally, we won't warn you about spoilers, but this time we have to make an exception.  So spoiler alert, but if you are listening to this podcast, you've probably already seen it

Grab some scat and try to count all the up and coming stars in the most 90s movie we've seen so far.