The Final Podcast
The Final Podcast
Boos, brews, and horror movie reviews! New episodes weekly featuring a review of a single horror movie and scene-by-scene commentary where splatter meets passion.
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Jul 6, 2026
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8 - I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) Review 22.06.2020 1:12:42
The hottest horror movie of the 90's is here and in classic Two Guys, One Necronomicon style, the movie is broken down scene by scene and kill by kill. There's a killer in a coastal North Carolina town in the heat of the summer and this lunatic is killing with a fisherman's hook! 4 teens make a pact never to speak the terrible truth of what had befallen them that summer night on th...
7 - The Invitation (2015) Review 15.06.2020 1:07:45
So what your saying is your ex-wife just invited you to a dinner party and you haven't seen her for two years after she cheated on you with some guy named David who she met at counseling? And by the way, the party is at your old house where you have a lot of painful memories. I'll get the wine! The Invitation is the perfect movie for you if you meet any of the criteria below: You are a s...
6 - High Tension (2003) Review 08.06.2020 1:03:45
Modern slashers have been hit and miss (mostly miss), however, there are a few that turn some heads. High Tension is a French slasher film from 2003 that may have slipped through the cracks for many people, but is a thought-provoking horror film worthy of discussion. Director, Alexandre Aja, provides a unique spin on the genre that has brought criticism, both good and bad. Two close friends, Mari...
5 - The Cabin in the Woods (2011) Review 01.06.2020 1:04:06
Anything can happen in the middle of the woods... and we mean anything. In this week's episode of Two Guys, One Necronomicon, Bryan "Hotboy" LaGrasta and Shane "Tapeworm" Smith review the future cult classic horror comedy The Cabin in the Woods. Drew Goddard's film gives us a fresh take on the horror genre and pays tribute to many horror films that came before it, whi...
4 - The Lighthouse (2019) Review 25.05.2020 1:08:05
In this episode of Two Guys, One Necronomicon, Bryan "Hotboy" LaGrasta and Shane "The White Devil" Smith review the 2019 fantasy horror Robert Eggers film The Lighthouse. Two lighthouse keepers struggle to maintain their sanity while they are tasked with watching over a lighthouse on a remote New England island for four weeks If you thought we were insane, wait until you see th...
3 - A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014) Review 18.05.2020 1:05:16
In Bad City, a dark presence lurks among the unusual townspeople. Half the town is deserted and the other half is in a body pit under the bridge. We hope you enjoy vampire movies because this film's female Dracula stalks, feeds, and...skateboards? In the newest episode of Two Guys, One Necronomicon, Bryan "Hotboy" LaGrasta and Shane "Oh, I'll Never Tell" Smith, review...
2 - The Green Inferno (2013) Review 11.05.2020 1:10:01
Back in 1980, the Italian horror movie Cannibal Holocaust was released - a disturbing take on the rescue mission of a film crew that went missing in the Amazon rainforest. Although the movie was fictitious, the on-screen deaths of several animals was enough to shock any audience. In 2013, Eli Roth's The Green Inferno was released which paid homage to the 1980 cult classic. The Peruvian rainf...
1 - Unfriended (2014) Review 01.05.2020 44:39
How many high school kids does it take to screw in a lightbulb? In the very first episode of Two Guys, One Necronomicon, two sweaty dudes in the midst of a global pandemic will be exploring the 2014 horror/mystery Unfriended. In a quest to watch every obscure horror movie out there, Bryan "Hotboy" LaGrasta and Shane "I Left It All In Amsterdam" Smith will take on the ghost of L...
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