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Our main feature this week is the slasher SICK. We're also reviewing Something in the Dirt, The Pale Blue Eye, Jason and the Argonauts, Empire of the Ants, Abandoned, Yule Log, Friday the 13th, and Deadly Blessing.

Our main feature this week is M3GAN. We're also reviewing Prey for the Devil, Nanny, The 7th Voyage of Sinbad, Burial, The Watcher, Disciples of the Crow, Belzebuth, The Living Dead Girl, and City of Blood.

Our main feature tonight is the utterly bizarre POSSESSION. We're also reviewing The UFO Incident, Adult Swim: Yule Log, The Invitation (2022), Resident Evil VR, God Told Me To, Disciples of the Crow, and the Close Encounters Man by Mark O' Connell.

The guys drop their lists for the best horror of 2022.

For our Christmas special, we're reviewing the greatest Xmas movie of all-time - Elves (1989). Laurel Hightower and Tim Meyer join us to talk about Dan Haggerty fighting a peen-stabbing elf that wants to create the master race by mating with Anti-Christmas Virgin.

This week, we're joined by Josh Ruben, the creative force behind Scare Me, Werewolves Within, and a host of other projects. His newest works are the Shudder exclusive movies, Blood Relatives and A Wounded Fawn.

Our main feature tonight is Blood Relatives, which is about vampires who talk a lot. But first, we're reviewing The Den, Slash/Back, Wednesday, Don't Worry Darling, The Menu, The Unborn, Dahmer, and Bay's End by Edward Lorn.

To celebrate Turkey Day, we're reviewing Pilgrim, a movie in the Hulu series of films Into the Dark. But first, we're talking Devil's Workshop, Black Adam, Dream No Evil, Skinned Alive, The Lair, Torn hearts, the Blackwell Ghost 7, and A Friend of the Family.

Chad Lutzke joins us as we review the Shudder exclusive film, Mandrake. We're also talking The Lair, Torn Hearts, The Watcher, Generation Zero, The Driver's Seat, and L.A. AIDS Jabber.

Chad Lutzke joins us this week to review the Shudder exclusive Satan's Slaves: Communion. we're also talking Beast, Burial, Hex, Smile, Moment of Contact, A Flash of Beauty: Bigfoot Revealed, The Wolfman, and Alone in the Dark.

Our main feature this week is Orphan: First Kill, the surprising prequel to the 2009 hit. But first, we're talking Yellowjackets, Archons, Devil's Workshop, Last Radio Call, Studio 666, The Thing from Another World, and How to Find and Film a Bigfoot by Thinker Thunker.

Laurel Hightower joins us this week to help us review the Shudder original movie V/H/S/99. We're also talking Terrifier 2, A Bay of Blood, Werewolf by Night, Bodies Bodies Bodies, Monster: the Jeffrey Dahmer Story, Deadstream, Sole Survivor, and Hominid by RD Brady.

We're joined by Peter Phok, who has produced some of our favorites like The House of the Devil, Stake Land, The Inn Keepers, The Sacrament, Most Beautiful Island, Deadwax, 1BR, and more!

As the Halloween trilogy comes to an end, we had to have our resident Michael Myers experts (Chad Lutzke and Tim Meyer) on to talk about HALLOWEEN ENDS. And we're reviewing Deadstream, Mr. Harrigan's Phone, Happy Birthday to Me, Leatherface, Sole Survivor, and Fairy Tale by Stephen King.

Our main feature this week is Pearl, the prequel to the amazing X. Plus, we watched a bunch of other shit.

Our main feature this week is Barbarian, which is about the thriving, beautiful city of Detroit. We're also reviewing Bodies Bodies Bodies, The Aviary, the Dark Half, Shock Docs: The Visitors, Friday the 13th 3D, 12 Feet Deep: Trapped Sisters, Yellowbrickroad, The Shout, and Bad Ben Pandemic.

Tim Meyer and Chad Lutzke join us this week as we review the classic Ticks. We're also talking House of Darkness, Freeway, Perdita Durango, Chapel Waite, Macabre, South of Here by Edward Lorn, and Below by Laurel Hightower.

Laurel Hightower joins us this week to discuss the Senegalese film Saloum. We're also reviewing Girl in the Mirror, Amityville in the Hood, The Good Neighbor (2022), The Ninth Gate, 101 Scariest Movie Moments of All Time, Man, Fuck This House by Brian Asman, and We Are Legend by Ward Nerdlo and Daron Kauppauff.

Chad Lutzke joins us to review the Shudder exclusive (shocker), What Josiah Saw. We're also reviewing Who Invited Them, Battle Beyond the Stars, Jaws in 3D, Fangs, Abominable, Massage Parlor Murders, Shivers, and Into the Dark by Richard Laymon.

Our main feature this week is the cheery Nordic film, The Innocents. Nothing will make you feel better than watching this on Shudder. But first, we're talking Rise: Blood Hunter, Halloween with the New Addams Family, Heavy Metal, Nightwish, Evils of the Night, A Reflection of Fear, The Samaritan, Quake, Black Magic by Russell James, and Short Stories to Read in One Shitting by R.J. Benetti.