13th & Elm

This week, the guys discuss the Cronenberg body horror 80s classic, The Fly. Will Jeff Goldblum's disgusting transformation and Geena Davis be enough to get everyone going? 

This week, the guys discuss Peter Jackson's gore-filled cult classic, Dead Alive. Will this blood-drenched horror-comedy be enough to satisfy the guys? Listen to find out! Tune in next week for another discussion!

This week the guys discuss the 1987 star-studded horror rom-com, The Witches of Eastwick. Will three dudes who grew up in the 90's love or hate this feel-good flick? Listen to find out! Tune in next week for a new review and discussion!

In the first episode of season 2, the guys talk (argue) about the polarizing, bat-shit crazy, Japanese Horror-Comedy, House. 

In the last episode of season 1, the guys hold their own, extremely organized and professional awards ceremony. Listen to us argue, and yell about such categories of best male performance, best kill, best gore, best nudity, worst one-liners, and more! Season 2 starts next week, listen till the end to find out what movie the first episode of season 2 will be on!

The 2008 French extreme horror flick, Martyrs, is a very divisive film amongst horror fans. Will the group agree on a 13 year old torture French extreme torture horror film? Probably not! Come back in a few weeks when we present the "Elmers" - a made up award episode where we discuss (and argue) our favorites of 2021 - favorite kills, best nudity, best first viewing, worst acting - it's all gonna be covered so do not miss it! 

The guys discuss a modern classic that present a different, more gruesome take on Vampires. We all know that Rob is the vamp lover of the group, so will the gore in this movie be enough to win over Bill and Rob's heart? Listen and find out! Tune in next week for our review of the French extreme film, Martyrs. 

Rob was not a fan of Tobe Hooper's 70s classic, but will the insane "sequel" win him over? TCM2 came out a whole 12 years after the original and adapts to the more silly, campy nature that horror films in the 80s possessed. What do you think of this crazy movie? Let us know! Tune in next week for our discussion on 30 Days of Night! 

For Thanksgiving, the guys watch and discuss the 2008 cult horror film, ThanksKilling. Will the film's modest $3,500 budget be enough to entertain Bill, Mykel, and Rob? Definitely not. Tune in next week for our discussion of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 2 (1986)!

The guys watch and discuss the early 90s Stephen King film, Sleepwalkers. This weird vampire flick is filled to the brim with cats, incest, and horror cameos, leaving Mykel, Rob, and Bill PLENTY to gush about. Tune in next week for our Thanksgiving episode where we cover Thankskilling (2008)!