This week we tackle Spielberg's 1975 creature feature Jaws with the help of rising music star and (more importantly, our good friend Patrick Jordan!

Tissues at the ready for one of the most iconic "snot shots" in all of cinema! This week we tackle what is regarded as one of the most influential found footage films of all time, Sanchez and Myrick's 1999 classic The Blair Witch Project. Tune in to hear what we thought!

As far as horror-comedy hybrid films go, they don’t come much funnier or bloodier than Stuart Gordon’s 1985 Reanimator, or at least that’s what two of us thought. Find out which one of us hated it on this week’s episode of 100 Horrors!

This week we discuss Child's Play, the film that sparked a franchise and established one of the most iconic horror villains of all time. Released in 1988 and directed by Tom Holland (again, not that one), Child's Play became an instant classic. Tune in to this episode to find out why.

Is Fright Night the most 80's horror film ever conceived? Directed by Tom Holland (not that one) this film has everything, vampires, a dance off, and a heck of a soundtrack. Tune in to this episode to hear our thoughts!

This week we explore the directorial debut of special effects master Stan Winston. Released in 1988, Pumpkinhead blends practical monster magic, creepy mountain witches and a vibrant colour pallet, but is it any good? Tune in this week to find out!

This week on 100 Horrors we discuss Wes Craven's genre defining classic A Nightmare on Elm Street. Released in 1984, you might be surprised to find that this is based on a true story... really. Tune in to find out more!

This week we review a film by Rob Zombie, yeah... THAT Rob Zombie. Released in 2003, House of 1000 Corpses has taken on a cult following way beyond the sort of following a film pitched out of thin air should ever have garnered. For a long time this almost got a perfect 10 from one of us. Tune in to this week's episode of 100 Horrors to find out why did didn't in the end!

This week we discuss what is lauded as one of the best zombie films ever made. Made in 1978, George A Romero's Dawn of the Dead established many of the conventions of the zombie genre for decades to come, but is it as good as everyone says it is? One of us doesn't think so! Tune in to find out our opinion on this week's 100 Horrors!

1988's Maniac Cop went on to spawn a whole franchise. Does it have any business doing so? Find out by tuning in to this week's episode of 100 Horrors when we discuss William Lustig's low budget classic.