Down into the creepy murder basement we go! What could be more scary an AirBnB accidentally double booking a property to two separate customers? I certainly can think of anything. This week's review was recommended to me by Christopher Frost. Good ol Christopher hasn't steered us wrong in the past with his movie recommendations, so lets see if his streak can continue. So, grab a flashlight and let's go downstairs!

Ahoy! Come aboard the SS Bodybag as we travel into uncharted waters with a review of the horror/mystery movie, "Triangle." Shout out to Simon Brake for this recommendation. We were told this was "a trippy movie....an acquired taste." Well, with that bit of enticing promotion, how could we not be excited to check it out? So, pop some Dramamine and put on your life preserver and join us for this nautical review.

It's back to Argentina we go! This week's listener pick comes from Overly Enthusiastic Horror Fan. With a name like that, I imagine he probably knows a thing or two about horror movie recommendations. Seeing as how the last time we delved into some horror content from Argentina was when we reviewed "When Evil Lurks," I expect to be properly frightened. So, does this movie earn the "Terrified" title? Let's see.

In the first of many mini reviews, chosen by the listeners, we start off at the root of horror with a good ol Haunted House movie. Thank you to Matt Linton for the recommendation. Is this comfy 3 bedroom/2 bath enough incentive to tolerate a little light paranormal murder? Well, if you saw the kitchen decor, you'd understand. And the basement is just to die for.

In this first of many mini reviews, reviewed solely by Chris Thomas, we delve deep inside the mind of a mad man, Phil Tippet with his passion project, "Mad God." To get the full immersive experience, we recommend that you watch this movie RIGHT before bed time. Come with us and celebrate the grotesque and the just plain weird.

On today's versus episode, get out of our time machine and spend a little time in present day with some horror movies from the 2020's. We get a spin on the vampire genre with the movie, "Abigail" and then drop in on our ol pals at A24 with "Talk to Me." Do either of these two have what it takes to become horror classics in their own right? Let's find out.

This week we dive back into the 80's as we cover two cult classics that could not be more different, first we scale cliffs of insanity and battle rodents of unusual size with the Princess Bride, then we head to the sun drenched, vampire-infested streets of Santa Carla in the Lost Boys. Join us as we break down these two cult classics.

They say that you can't improve on perfection.....well, at least two directors tried. On today's episode of Bodybag Podcast, we're going to see if two remakes can live up to the originals that they derive from. First up...Sam Raimi created a horror classic with Evil Dead. And Evil Dead Rise gave the franchise a much needed jolt of life. But sandwiched in between those two was a 2013 remake, directed by Fede Álvarez. Does it deliver the gore and dark humor of the original? After that, we have the Town that Dreaded Sundown. It's been over 30 years, can the townsfolk finally go out at night? More importantly, does Alfonso Gomez-Rejon give us a decent movie?

This week we bring you a special episode as we perform an autopsy on the Autopsy of Jane Doe, this was supposed to be the first episode of season 6 but because of technical difficulties that audio was lose so we felt like it was time to try it again.

We welcome you to come back to 1978 with us as we view two different films as first, we watch superman and then we watch Wes Craven's TV film Summer of Fear, we will let you know how feel about these films and if they are worth a viewing here in 2025.