After a slight delay, Nathaniel and Sammaeal are back to continue their dive into the world of the Candyman series, beginning with the first sequel "Candyman:Farewell to the Flesh." The guys try to puzzle out just what Candyman is up, the problems with adding uniformed authority figures into horror narratives, and praise the solid performances contained within the film.

This week we delve into a little bit of Clive Barker with the groundbreaking 1992 film Candyman. We discuss the permeation of the film in the public consciousness, the racial aspects and more.

This week, a very special episode, as the guys talk the sublime found-footage serial killer film "Capture, Kill, Release," with the co-director Nick McAnulty, who gives insight into the process of making the film, stories from on set, and the greater implications and metaphors contained within the film itself!

Paul Steadman hijacks At The Devils Ball to discuss the weird little film Manitou, which befuddles everyone.

Was going to wait to put it up, but considering it is the anniversary of Nathaniel's favorite Elm Street entry, it might as well go up early! The Return to Elm Street continues with Part 4, and things are awesome.

One year ago today, we put out our first podcast episode during the pandemic. The pandemic, it seems, is still here and so are we! So we recorded this special episode with an incredible amount of self-awareness, self-indulgence, and just a bit of self-effacing...and resulted in a rather heartfelt examination into why Horror is important, and why it's so much fun to discuss. Thank you for listening!

Happy Friday the 13th! We continue our anniversary month with a discussion on the bizarre but undeniably fun Nightmare on Elm Street/Friday thr 13th mashup "Freddy vs Jason" with out pal Chris Gersbeck! Always glad to have him on!

We celebrate our anniversary with "Return to Elm Street," beginning with "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors." We discuss the general popularity of the film, discuss the metaphors within, and Nathaniel theorizes about the REAL reason Dr.Gordon isn't in any sequels. Enjoy!

At The Devils Ball closes off their IT month (and their first year, incidentally) with IT Chapter Two! Joined once again by Jamie Alvey, the guys tackle the more serious aspects of the film, as well as the polarizing ending to the modern horror epic.

IT month rolls along with coverage of the 2017 "IT:Chapter One," the adaptation that dared change King's novel into a fast-paced monster movie. The guys are joined by the delightful Jamie Alvey, as they try to break down the first half of one of the latest horror epics.