On this episode we dive into Richard Shepard's 2019 horror film The Perfection. Join us as we talk plot twists, consent issues, intersectionality, and whether this film can handle the weight of the issues it takes on.

Its a mini. You know what it is. Learn about next week's movie and get our advice about whether you should watch it or not.

Continuing our masochistic quest to ingest this cultural phenomenon, this week we are dissecting The First Purge, a prequel that somehow proved even more divisive than the previous installments. Join us as we delve into exposition dumps, our theories about abandoned plot lines, plot holes, prequel future tech (that disappeared in the more distant future), and so, so much more. Skeletor give us strength.

On this mini-episode we get to hear the moment when Pierce breaks and just can't purge anymore. That right, next week we go back to our least favorite franchise to discuss The First Purge. Should you watch it? Is it better? Is it worse? Listen to this mini to get a hint.

Taking it all the way back to our first ever recording session, Pierce and J dive into the horrors of the internet as we dissect the sequel no one needed or wanted. Join us as we talk awkward transitions, bad writing, and the shame we felt when parts of this film actually sort of hooked us despite all the flaws.

You know the drill, a short musing about our next episode along with some quick rants about upcoming horror projects and recent horror news. Is it useful content to our listenership or just perfunctory filler? You be the judge.

J and Pierce dig into Andre Ovredal's 2016 horror film The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Join us as we talk about dead bodies as characters (as opposed to just props), practical effect, and whether this is ultimately a film about the failure to make amends or about some things being so broken that they just can't be fixed at all.

In this mini-episode we provide a brief aperitif to convince you to check out our next film (The Autopsy of Jane Doe) and get all sappy with a few heartfelt words to those of you that listen to this little labor of love.

Pierce and J break down the best and worst of 2018 (let the controversy begin) and make some bold proclamations about plans to get back on a regular podcasting schedule. Enjoy!

On this vault episode, J and Pierce are joined by special guest Lizz Mazer to discuss the John Landis classic American Werewolf In London. Listen in as we talk werewolves, Jewish identity, WWII, and whether this horror comedy is actually an incredibly bleak meditation on the utter meaninglessness of existence. But you know...in a fun way.