Welcome to the season 7 premiere, we starting out with a double feature with the first film 12 Angry Men we are stepping out of the horror genre but we come right back to it with a sci-fi horror with The Giant Claw.

It just isn't Christmas at Bodybag Podcast, unless there's a crazy killer, murdering teenage college kids. We had fun as we reviewed the (admittedly not very good) 2006 version and we cringed as we dissected the 2019 entry...so now it's time to dive into the movie that spawned them both. But does that necessarily mean the original is better? Well, we'll see. Joining us are two of Bodybag's favorite regulars, Christopher Frost and Elissa Frost. Enjoy the holiday season as we go over, for better or worse, one of most popular Christmas slashers ever.

Happy Halloween everyone! This special Halloween episode Chris and Dave are going to rank every movie in the Halloween franchise, listen and let us know if you agree or disagree with our rankings.

Not only does Spirit Halloween give you decorations and outfits at affordable prices, but apparently it gives you enough content to make a "Disney channel original-esque" style Halloween movie for the family. Much like the store itself, this movie kind of just came and went. But we grew up on Disney originals from the 90's, so maybe this movie was just the right amount of goofy and whimsical to poke our nostalgia gland. I said maybe.... But if you still want your fill of R-rated horror, Brokewriter Dave and Chris Thomas also give their mini-reviews of "The Last Broadcast" and "Z" respectively.

In the last movie review of the season, we are reviewing one of Chris's favorite movies and a horror classic John Carpenter's The Thing.

It is time for the final battle of the season with found footage films, Dave choose The Poughkeepsie Tapes and Chris choose Cloverfield, who will win this battle.

This episode we have the incredibly talented horror author Christopher Robertson joining us once again. List as we discuss all of the projects, he has been working on then we transition into a review of Perfect Blue which becomes a discussion on pop culture and anime.

This episode we are shaking things up by review the Netflix series The Fall of the House of Usher, part 1 is going to be episode 1 through 4 so you have to stay tuned for part for episodes 4 - 8.

Sometimes you don't want your horror movies locally sourced. Sometimes you want to be terrorized by some fine films from overseas. In this Penultimate Versus episode, we travel to the far east....and then even further east as we break down "Ringu" from Japan and "Laddaland" from Thailand. One final match up after this one to determine who gets creative control over next season.

Valentine's Day comes earlier as we review the 2001 slasher film Valentine. We also had some homework to review as Chris watched The Black Phone and Dave watched The Experiment.