The buddies make their first trip to Tromaville in this episode, and fair warning, it's probably the most insane, offensive, bucket of "what the cluck?"  that we've ever covered. Enjoy.

Having survived the hurricane, the Buddies return with our first Fulci flick. The unforgettable, iconic zombie movie of many different names. Put this audio in your ears and a wood splinter in your eyes, it's ZOMBIE. 

After a long and depressing hiatus, the buddies are back...and we wanna play a game. This episode, we talk James Wan's breakout movie that introduced a new master of horror in the early 2000's and birthed a bevy of box office offspring. Let's go back to the bathroom at the beginning. Warning - Trent is drunk as fuck. 

This episode includes a tribute to the recently passed Hollise Murphy. Our thoughts go out to his friends and family, and the entire New Orleans music scene that he was and always will be a legendary part of. Link to donate to support his family during this time can be found below. 

https://www.gofundme.com/f/hollise-murphy-funeral-expenses

In our first episode post Trent's move to South Korea, we tackle the killer korean thriller, I SAW THE DEVIL. It's not one for the faint of heart, but if you can stomach the extreme themes, it's a masterpiece of macabre. Enjoy.


TRIGGER WARNING: This film and the discussion within this episode contain scenes of sexual assault.

We've reached episode 50! And how fitting that with Trent moving to South Korea, this will be the last episode the Buddies record in the same room. Today, we dive into the debut film from Ryan Spindell. It's a crowd pleasing anthology that takes you across everything we love about the horror genre. With a creepy killer performance by Clancy Brown as the mortician, Montgomery Dark, it's an instant classic in the anthology sub-genre. Enjoy.

This week, we take a trip to the far east in one of the craziest movies we've ever done. It's part kung fu action film and part Troma inspired splatter fest. Meet Riki, a man deserving of his own religion. It's believed that Riki Oh inspired both Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat. What more do you need to know?

The Buddies are back with another episode. Today, we take a hit on the insane drug propaganda / holiday slasher classic BLOOD FREAK. We're joined today by our friend in New Orleans, Amber Thornberry. Amber's a triple threat of comedy, tattoos, and painting and you can find all her stuff on her Instagram @thewyldthornberry. Now join us in carving up this smoked turkey.

Today, the buddies are joined by bizzaro/horror author Jeff Burk. We take our first dive into the "Extreme" subgenre with a spanish thriller that is sure to be stomach-churning and mind-bending. 

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode's movie deals heavily with themes of sexual assault/r*pe/pedophilia/ and the holocaust. Although this film is a complete work of fiction, the bloody buddies understand if some of our listeners cannot handle hearing about these themes in detail. 

With that said, enjoy the discussion.

Our first Zoom pod was a learning experience, but to make up for the quality, we have two guests instead of just one. Both ladies in the New Orleans comedy scene, and hosts of their very own baking/sex podcast, "There's Some S'mores in this House", Abigail and Michelle rip into the mid 2000's sappy emo vampire love story that is...Queen of the Damned.

After some covid related delays, we are back for another episode.  Keeping with the Black History Month theme, today we are tackling Jordan Peele's oscar winning thriller, Get Out. We couldn't talk about a movie this deep without some help, and we found the perfect guest in our friend and comedy comrade, O'mar Finley. Join us in the sunken place as we stay scared and stay woke.