The Stream Queens - Reviewing Horror From The Internets

On this episode of the Stream Queens, Marrs and Rachel take on their first listener suggestion with a review of The Gate (1987). We talk about the horror of Reagan-era suburbia, claymation nightmares, the undeniable adorableness of one baby Stephen Dorff, and why we wish that horror movies for kids were still actually scary. We... Read More

In this episode of the Stream Queens, Marrs and Rachel back go to the most confusing dinner party of all time with our review of Coherence. We also talk about terrible birthday parties, the existence of extraterrestrials, and bruises shaped like our favorite childhood cartoons — no, seriously, that happened. So, did we want to... Read More

In this episode of the Stream Queens, Marrs and Rachel go for an ill-fated wander through the monster woods of Sweden, in our review of The Ritual. If you’ve ever wondered what scares Marrs more than ending up on the shark’s plate, then listen on, because we learn what truly scares even Whiskey-Marrs. We also... Read More

In this episode of the Stream Queens, Rachel and Marrs take the worst vacation ever on The ReZort. If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Land of the Dead and Jurassic Park had a baby, then good news! It exists and this week we review it. We also talk about why the internet thinks... Read More

In this episode of the Stream Queens, Rachel and Marrs do some demon slaying and questionable parenting with our review of Bill Paxton’s ultimate hidden gem, Frailty. Marrs also gives us the latest dispatch from her life, livin’ in ye olde graveyard. At this point, the ghosts aren’t even trying to play it cool anymore. Be... Read More

In this episode of the Stream Queens, Rachel and Marrs machete their way through the jungles of Panama with their review of Indigenous. We also talk cryptids, thalassophobia (fear of deep water), and mistaken movie identities. It’s a short episode, so be sure to stay tuned for our extended outtakes to find out what spooky... Read More

In this episode of the Stream Queens, Rachel and Marrs arise from metaphorical crashing seas to review Let Us Prey. We also discuss barbed wire garments, the undeniable handsomeness of Liam Cunningham, and the appeal of romancing the Devil. As this is Marrs’ first episode officially recording from the “Land of Port” in Oregon it’s... Read More

In this episode of the Stream Queens, Rachel and Marrs catch the paranoia with the (possibly) apocalyptic indie They Look Like People. We talk beautiful bromances, the chilling power of the uncanny when paired with stellar sound design, accurate and nuanced depictions of mental illness in film, and the scariest damn paper bag in cinematic... Read More

For this week’s episode of the Stream Queens, Rachel and Marrs geek out over spectral hands and secret-room-creepers with our review of The Pact. We discuss how to incorporate technology into horror for maximum spooky impact, debate the actual meaning of “the pact,” and why movie twists are totally wasted on Detective Marrs, narrative gumshoe... Read More

For this week’s episode of the Stream Queens, Rachel and Marrs dig deep into the metaphorical peat moss bog of Netflix to review a little film called From the Dark. We talk Irish vampire folklore, kick ass ladies in horror, our love for (and likely totally uniformed American idea of) Irish culture, and geek out... Read More

In this week’s episode of the Stream Queens, we head the backwoods of Moldova for a review of They’re Watching. We talk amphibian symbolism, how to spot a witch in three easy steps, why Ivan is the MVP of this movie, and we put the Marrs Rule to the test again (spoiler alert: It holds... Read More

In this week’s episode of the Stream Queens, we embrace the madness with our review of Intruders (2011). We talk Clive Owens’ undeniable handsomeness; why dream sequences ARE. THE. WORST.; Carice van Houten’s boobs; times we hallucinated like the nuts we are; and finally getting the whole “Randy Quaid thing.” We also talk about Marrs’... Read More