From the attic of a long abandoned theater in Italy to a screen in NYC, Pierce and J took a field trip to see the newly found uncut version of Suspiria in a real live theater. Join us as we talk Goblin, the politics of maggots, witches as capitalist allegory, the power of the cinema, and all the subtext we could squeeze out of Dario Argento's finest film.

We made it one week into our video nasties project and then we got distracted by something shiny! What might that be? Well you can find out on this here mini-episode. Nah, I ain’t gonna tease you like that. Next week we are entering Suspiria into the Cat Cave Vault and talking about our Cat Cave family outing to the Metrograph to see the newly discovered, uncut Italian 35mm print. If you don’t know what I am talking about, then you really do have to listen to this mini.

"Catch catch the horror taxi. I fell in love with a video nasty."

And so it begins...In part 1 of our 72 part series delving into the infamous Video Nasties list, we dive into Lucio Fulci's gory clusterfuck and/or masterpiece The House By The Cemetery. Listen in as we try and makes sense of the passage of time, the lack of any fucks given by the characters, and whether Bob is an weird name for a small child.

On this mini-episode we tease out our first steps on our long journey into the Video Nasties list. That's right, next week's film is part 1 of 72 as we dissect Lucio Fulci's perplexing The House By The Cemetery. We also get skeptical about some upcoming horror films and mourn the loss of a legend.

After a stunning 4 cat review from Pierce on Purge Anarchy, the fate of the franchise now rests on the final Purge film. Will Purge Election year tip the scales towards mainly positive? Spolier: no, the answer is no. Still, you should join us on this adventure as we do our damnedest to figure out just what the fuck James DeMonaco was thinking with this film, what the most offensive line in the movie was, and whether this was a failed attempt at a film, or just a straight forward money grab.

Its that time again. Join us for part 2 of our 3 part franchise dissection of the Purge films. This time with more subplots, more characters, and a surprise podcast ending you won't see coming! What could it be?!?! No, we don't purge each other. But good guess.

Get ready to purge your emotions with the first installment of our 3 part franchise dissection of The Purge films. While this first installment somehow proved to be both far better and far worse than we imagined, I don't think either were prepared for how much we would have to say about this one. Listen in to our discussion and play a fun game with yourself as you try and pinpoint the moment that J totally loses it. Its gonna be a bumpy ride.

On this mini-episode we outline some ambitious new projects for the podcast moving forward and tease out our next episode where we begin our first full franchise dissection with The Purge.

On this episode, we delve into Sean Byrne's long awaited follow up to The Loved Ones, the heavy metal horror film The Devil's Candy. Join us as we talk soundtracks, demons, and the glory of Ethan Embry's indie horror comeback (and ripped bod).

On this mini-episode, we tease out our next film (the first in far too long!) Sean Byrne's The Devil's Candy. Also, as a special treat, J and Pierce talk in mild detail about a film that just didn't deserve a full episode: The Blair Witch sequel and/or remake. While we are generally in at least mild agreement, this is the first film since Unfriended that ended up with us screaming at each other rather than reaching any common ground.