So It's Come to This: A Movie Podcast

It's beginning to look a lot like...murder! The holidays are here, and a deranged psycho is terrorizing a sorority in 1974's "Black Christmas." Eric and Charlie talk about the cult slasher that helped define a genre, and examine why it's still so scary today. Listen now!

This week's podcast asks, what would you do "When A Stranger Calls Back"? Eric and Charlie examine the made-for-TV 1993 thriller that begins as a masterclass of suspense before spiraling out into one of most bizarre films we've featured yet. Listen now!

"Popcorn. Buy a bag...go home in box!" This week's episode is about an underrated gem of a horror flick, 1991's "Popcorn." Charlie and Eric talk about giant mechanical mosquitos, amazing electrified men and a stench so bad it has to be experienced in Odorama! This is a really fun one, listen now!

As the decade draws to a close, Charlie and Eric begin looking back on their favorite films of the 2010s, beginning with the truly twisted 2011 crime thriller "Killer Joe." We discuss director William Friedkin's adaptation of the controversial stage play, featuring a dark turn from Matthew McConaughey, and one of the most memorable fried chicken scenes of all time. Listen now.

Hi, we've got a tape we want to play. This week is all about the Talking Heads and their 1984 concert film, "Stop Making Sense." Charlie and Eric marvel at the one-of-a-kind concert, discuss David Byrne's aloof reaction to getting mugged and explain why James Brown is still the godfather of soul. Check it out, y'all!

Sleep all day, party all night. The 1980s was a fun time to be a vampire in movies, and 1987's teen bloodsucker classic "The Lost Boys" is one of our favorites. This week, Charlie and Eric talk about the Corey Haim/Corey Feldman dynamic, the iconic soundtrack and other reasons why we love "The Lost Boys." Listen now.

Happy Halloween and welcome to a special episode of "So It's Come to This," where we dive into the twisted mind of Italian horror master Lucio Fulci and his bizarre 1981 film, "The Beyond." It's one our craziest, goriest movies yet, so don't miss it!

This week's podcast revisits one of the all-time great cult classics, a no-budget splatterfest from director Sam Raimi called "The Evil Dead." Charlie and Eric also talk about another underground legend, the short-horror film "Coven," from director Mark Borchardt, and they share their love for other homemade horror and genre films.

This week's podcast is a special tribute to one of our favorite actors, Sid Haig. We look back at his long career and highlight films ranging from 1967's "Spider Baby" to 2005's "The Devil's Rejects." Listen now.

It's October, which means it's time for Halloween! This week, Charlie and Eric examine 1982's "Halloween III: Season of the Witch" after we put the new "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" movie to bed. Stay up late with us and count down the days to our favorite holiday!

We're going back to camp this week, with the conclusion of our Sleepaway Camp series. This time, Charlie and Eric sit down to watch Pamela Springsteen (yes, the sister of Bruce) star as the murderous Angela in "Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers" and "Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland." These sequels are as campy as they get, listen now.

Take a ride into the twisted world of 1986's "The Hitcher," one of the late Rutger Hauer's most memorable villain roles, on this week's podcast. Eric and Charlie also get more into "Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood" before taking on the movie that makes sure you'll never hitch hike again!

We're back with the conclusion of our two-parter on "It." This week's discussion on "It Chapter Two" includes all the best and weirdest parts of the new movie based on Stephen King's masterpiece of horror.

Welcome to the first of a two-parter all about "It." Stephen King's bestseller, once a TV movie with bad '90s fashion, gets a 21st century makeover in the new two-film event. This week, Charlie and Eric dive deep into their personal histories with "It" and impressions on the 2017 film. Stay tuned for "Chapter Two" next week!

This week's podcast is going to camp, "Sleepaway Camp" that is. Charlie and Eric talk all about the 1983 cult slasher film that made a horror icon of Felissa Rose and which boasts one of the the most insane twist endings in cinema history. This is a spoiler-filled episode, so catch the movie first, then sit back and enjoy us losing our collective minds over "Sleepaway Camp!"

The 1970s were a gritty time in American movies, and no more so than the '77 war-hero-turned-revenge-seeker thriller "Rolling Thunder." Charlie and Eric get deep into the film that turns William Devane into a claw-handed killer and features tons of classic character actors assembled for a showdown in Mexico. Listen now.

This week's podcast is all about Quentin Tarantino. First, Charlie and Eric discuss the director's latest, "Once Upon a Time in...Hollywood," which is easily one of the year's best films. Then, they rank every Tarantino feature in their favorite order. Which movie comes out on top? Listen now to find out.

This week's podcast goes back to the theater to see the latest reboot of the year, "Child's Play." We talk about the original horror flick and this techno-phobic remake about Chucky the killer doll. Listen now!

Prepare to have your senses scrambled as this week's podcast takes a deep dive into 1980's sci-fi thriller "Altered States." We highlight director Ken Russell's religious obsessions, William Hurt's restrained acting vs Bob Balaban's fiery performance, and the film's iconic visual hallucinations. Clear your mind and listen now.

David Cronenberg is one of the most fascinating directors in world, and one of our favorites. This week, Charlie and Eric talk about Cronenberg's 1979 horror classic, "The Brood," and get into all the good and gory bits of the film, including a lengthy discussion on actor Oliver Reed's turtleneck sweaters. Listen now and join us on our strange journey.

"Midsommar" is one of the most hyped horror films of the year, and Charlie and Eric are back in the podcast studio to work out their feelings about the drug-induced, daylight-drenched movie while sharing some mind-melting theories. Be warned, spoilers ahead!

Our two-part tribute to writer, director and producer Larry Cohen concludes with a look at his 1985 horor-comedy "The Stuff." Listen in to know why we just can't get enough of this crazy flick.

Writer, director and producer Larry Cohen crafted some of the coolest, craziest horror and genre films of the last 50 years, and Charlie and Eric pay tribute to the late icon with a two-part tribute episode. First up, Cohen's '70s killer baby flick "It's Alive" proves to be a deeper and more emotional roller coaster than it has any right to be. Listen now and stay tuned for part two next week.

With their fingers firmly on the pulse of society, Charlie and Eric talk about two recent horror movies in this week's episode. FIrst, Charlie asks Eric to "tell me all your thoughts on Ma," before they delve into the gruesome exploits of the "Superman meets the Omen" horror flick Brighburn. Listen now!

Meet Jack Deth. He's a cop from the future trapped in the present, and he's chasing a 23rd century menace in 1985's sci-fi cult classic "Trancers." Listen in as Charlie and Eric dive deep into the world of this Charles Band-directed flick and ask the big questions, like what the heck is a trancer anyways?