Terror and Tacos

The Conjuring: Last Rites (2025). We watched the "final" installment in the Conjurverse, so you don't have to.

Frankenstein (2025). Chuy's. Alien eels, goth costumes, and baffling choices. We get into del Toro's Frankenstein. Check us out on YouTube for exclusive weekly video content.

Just because October is over, it doesn't mean you can't still keep it spooky. We highlight some of our favorite movies to keep horror in your heart all year long.

Here are 6 horror shows you still have time to binge before Halloween! We also talk the magic of homemade tacos. Subscribe to TAT on YouTube for weekly video content.

Weapons (2025). Christie gives a brief history of tamales and rages about 2025's WEAPONS.

Bonus mini-episode from our YouTube channel, in which Michael talks the history of werewolves and highlights five werewolf movies you should see. Check us out on YouTube for weekly videos.

Rope (1948). We talk Hitchcock's Rope, the Hays Code, and Twizzlers and Cheese.

Bring Her Back (2025). Vampire Cafe. Boutique du Vampyre's Apothecary. TAT is back from the dead (again). Christie highlights some excellent New Orleans restaurants, and we talk Bring Her Back. Spoilers: One of us really didn't like it.

Sinners (2025). Remote Coffee. LA Tacos. After facing the darkness for months, we have returned to the light to talk about one of our favorite movies in a while.

We're back to talk about some of our favorite horror movie settings, and why some places are just just terrifying.

The Substance (2024). El Fenix. We're back to talk about The Substance, insane beauty standards, our younger selves, and the French.

Lost Highway (1997). Mulholland Drive (2001). Many, many others. We talk about David Lynch.

Nosferatu (2024). Your call has awakened us from our long slumber. Like a plague of 5,000 rats, we have returned.

MaXXXine (2024). Longlegs (2024). Taco Palenque. We're finally back to talk about two summer horror hits and the only decades we still care about--the '70s, '80s, and the '90s.

The First Omen (2024). Taco Bell. Yay. Another prequel that totally undercuts a major plot point of the movie it's supposedly a prequel to.

Ripley (2024). Chalupa. We're rooting for a conman, talking stunning black and white cinematography, and trying to figure out what "horror" means.

Episode 131: Nunsploitation by Terror and Tacos

Late Night with the Devil (2024). We're finally back to talk Late Night with the Devil, vague memories of the '70s, and Australians knocking out American accents, and to humbly ask you, our listeners, for $2,000,000!

True Detective: Night Country (2024). True Detective (2014). Shetland. Vera. Midsomer Murders. Mexican Chocolate. We're back to drink Mexican chocolate, figure out what makes a great mystery show, and to talk about True Detective and why we're so excited about its new incarnation.

The Exorcist: Believer (2023). Victoria Sponge Cake. Cane Rosso. We discuss the non-movie/abomination that is The Exorcist: Believer, eat a delicious treat that Christie made, and discuss delicious pizza.

Happy New Year! TAT returns after an extended hiatus to talk about some favorite (and not so favorite) movies we watched in 2023, and to discuss holiday treats made by our very own Christie Vela (trifle, y'all!). Our resolution for 2024 is to record way more often, so we'll be back soon.

The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023). Haunted Houses. Lubellas Patisserie. We're back just in time to kickoff spooky season! We talk haunted houses, and the terrible CGI Man-Bat infested nonsense that is The Last Voyage of the Demeter.

The Finale (July 28, 2023). Many other movies. Tacos y Mas. Our horror movie The Finale arrives on Amazon Prime and other major streamers on July 28! So, we break down some of the movies that had the biggest influence on us when making our movie...and we remind you over and over that The Finale will be available to rent or buy on July 28!

The Pope's Exorcist (2023). Bless us Father, for we have sinned. It has been three months since our last confession. But we have finally returned to try to figure out what the hell The Pope's Exorcist is.

Let the Wrong One In (2021). Homemade Breakfast Tacos. We talk about the beauty of low-budget horror comedies done right, Irish film, and why governments should support vampire movies.