13th & Elm

To kick off season 3, the guys decide to try and do their first watch along episode for the insane horror/comedy that is Tammy and The T-Rex. It has been 10 weeks since we have all been together to record, which means this one REALLY goes off the rails. Sit back, pull up the flick, and watch along with us. 

Feast was promised to be a 90-minute creature feature gorefest. Will the guys agree with this? Will the guys agree with the hype surrounding this early 2000s new cult classic? Listen to find out! Tune in next week for Mykel's pick!

This week was Rob's pick which means one thing: vampires. This time it is Near Dark, the horror/western directed by academy award-winning director, Kathryn Bigelow. Will the presence of Bill Paxton and Lance Henriksen be enough to sway Bill and Mykel into liking a romantic vampire western? Listen to find out! Tune in next week for Bill's pick (gore guaranteed)

This week the guys discuss the bonkers 6th installment of Godzilla. It's the 60s, it's Honda-era Godzilla, it's an insane American collaboration, it's got Godzilla dances, it's got human aliens, it's got saucers on strings, it's got technology that will blow your mind. Overall, it's a fun watch which means a hilarious podcast! Tune in next week for Rob's pick!

This week the guys discuss the disturbing drama from director Michael Haneke (known mostly for writing/directing both 1997's and 2007's "Funny Games). This movie frequently appears on lists that contain the most disturbing movies ever made. Does it deserve to be on that list? Does it need more Egypt shots? Listen to find out. Tune in next week for Mykel's pick!

This week, the guys review the sex-fueled, 40s remake of Cat People, as selected by Rob. Will this incest-themed soap opera sex-fest be enough to satisfy the picky gentlemen of 13th & Elm? Tune in next week for an effed up movie pick from Sweet Bill

This week the guys discuss the first feature-length film, directed and written by Rose Glass. Will this religious slow-burn psychological thriller satisfy the three hard-to-please horror fans? Listen and find out! Tune in next week for a new review! 

This week the guys discuss the brand new creature feature film from Scott Cooper. Mykel knows the setting, Rob knows the lore, Bill knows nothing. Will they be able to stay on topic? Tune in next week for another hilarious movie review. 

In a shocking turn of events, Rob picked a vampire action-horror flick for us to watch and review. This time around its Blade, the 1998 Wesley Snipes film packed full of the Oedipus complex and, of course, blood. Tune in next week for another review!