After the disappointing reception of Part 5, Paramount brought Jason back in Jason Lives which underperformed at the box office in 1986. However Jason still had some life left in him the following year in today's review of 1987's The New Blood!

Tina Shepherd (Lar Park Lincoln) is special. She can harness the power of telekinesis. She's got two downsides: one is her sleezy doctor, Dr. Crews, trying to keep her emotionally unstable and the fact that these powers only work outside her control when she's upset. So when a trip to Camp Crystal Lake results in her awakening Jason Voorhees, it's "Carrie vs Jason" as Tina and her new beau Nick must stop the infamous killer's bloody carnage.

Was this movie unfairly butchered by the MPAA? Does Kane Hodder give his best performance in his opening Jason career? Is Melissa a bitch because everyone thought her actress was dead for nearly two decades? Join Lucas and Cordell as we talk some New Blood!

Music: Friday the 13th Part 7 Theme-Fred Rollins/Magic (In Your Eyes)- Performed by FM

WARNING: THIS EPISODE WILL CONTAIN AUDIO SOME MAY FIND DISTRESSING.

September 11th 2001 will live on in our collective memory. The terror, pain and loss still haunts the American consciousness. To mark the 22nd anniversary, the hosts of CinaCult are reviewing Oliver Stone's World Trade Center.

When a plane strikes the Twin Towers on September 11th, John McGloughlin (Nicholas Cage) leads a rescue effort to evacuate the 110 story skyscraper. Before they can begin, the tower collapses trapping John and fellow Port Authority officer Will Jimeno (Michael Peña). As the men endure hours in a struggle for survival, their families wait for word as the world comes to terms with tragedy.

Never forget September 11th.

This episode is dedicated to the victims, survivors, families and to the brave citizens of New York, Washington and Pennsylvania.

How do you make horror great again when Michael joins a cult, Freddy makes NES puns and Jason goes to hell? You Scream! The box office hit child of Kevin Williamson and Wes Craven revitalized the slasher concept while honoring and satirizing the cliches in this 1996 horror classic.

Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) isn't having a great time. The one year anniversary of her mother's murder is approaching, her bf Billy (Skeet Ulrich) is horny and a masked killer obsessed with horror movies is killing off her classmates and targeting her. Her friend Tatum (Rose McGowan) tries to cheer her up and Tatum's police brother Dewey (David Arquette) tries to protect her.

Can Sidney survive the murderous trivia of Ghostface? Could her friends Randy (Jamie Kennedy) or Stu (Mathew Lillard) be the killer? What about bitchy sensationalist reporter Gale Weathers (Courtney Cox)? Join Cordell and Lucas as we take a STAB at one of Hollywood's most beloved scary movie classics!

The 80's was the decade of horror from slashers, to werewolves and zombies. Michael Myers, Freddy and Jason ruled the big screens. But by the end of the decade, slashers were being replaced by thrillers and schlocky low budget and seemed worn out. That didn't stop cult filmmaker William Lustig, who shocked audience's with 1980's Maniac to team up with Larry Cohen for 1988's Maniac Cop!

When a silent killer in blue targets the innocent of NYC, fear grips hold as police try to apprehend this "Maniac Cop" Investigating is Det. McCrae (Tom Atkins) who believes accused cop Jack Forrest (Bruce Campbell) is being set up. Together with Officer Mallory (Laurene Landon), they set out to stop a killer hellbent on revenge with a tragic connection of corruption and betrayal.

Can they stop him? Does Matt Cordell (Robert Z'Dar) deserve to be remembered as one of the genre's best villains? Who's the star of this film? Join Cordell (no relation) and Lucas as we read this cult classic its right to remain silent.....forever!

This episode is recored and dedicated in memory of Robert Z'Dar, William Friedkin and Paul Rubens. Rest in Peace.

Music: "Maniac Cop Theme" by Jay Chattaway.

Uwe Boll sucks D!CK! That is the feeling of many a video gamers and film fans who have been subjected to this man's filmography. But before he got his hands on beloved titles like BloodRayne, Far Cry or Postal, Uwe showed us just how incapable he was in 2003's zombie flick House of the Dead based on the cult 90's Sega rails shooter!

When a group of friends join Rudy on an island rave, they find themselves in a survival struggle against hoards of ravenous zombies. Helped by Coast Guard boss Casper (Ellie Cornell of Halloween 4) and smuggler Kirk (Jürgen Prochnow) the group must survive and uncover the secrets of the House of the Dead and its immortal voodoo priest Castillo Sermano

Can Rudy and ex gf Alicia survive? What is with the monologue in this movie? Does this movie even deserve a second glance? Join Cordell and Lucas as we tear the flesh off House of the Dead!

Music: "House of the Dead" Theme (because I'm not subjecting my listeners to this movie's soundtrack or lack thereof)

Rights belong to Sega

By the late 2000's, horror remakes (not a new phenomenon but not common) were becoming insanely popular with titles like Halloween, The Fog, My Bloody Valentine 3D, Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street and Prom Night all receiving new life in cinemas between 2005 and 2010. However hardly anyone thought that a forgotten Charles B. Peirce 1976 slasher would ever warrant such attention but that is what Blumhouse (in one of their first major projects) did in 2014 with their pseudo remake/sequel The Town that Dreaded Sundown (confusing right?)

Young woman Jami finds herself caught up in the dark history of Texarkana when someone dressed as the infamous "Phantom Killer" begins killing couples across the city. Goaded to "make them remember" after being attacked herself, she begins a personal investigation into the history of the town, the 1946 Moonlight Murders and the Phantom to uncover who is killing and cosplaying after hours. Did this remake do the original justice? Can Jami uncover the unknown secrets of the Phantom? Why the hell did this town treat her so horribly after her attack? Join Cordell and Lucas as we head back to Texarkana: the town that dreads sundown.

Music is "The Town that Dreaded Sundown" by The Bloody Hammers.

Mel Brooks is the undisputed master of parody. The man has tackled all the genres from horror (Dracula: Dead & Loving It, Young Frankenstein) to westerns and fantasy/medieval (Blazing Saddles, History of the World, Robin Hood:Men in Tights) so it made sense in 1987 when he tackles the sci-fi classics of Aliens, Star Wars, Star Trek etc. with SPACEBALLS!

The nefarious Spaceballs led by President Skroob (Mel Brooks) and his two trusted enforcers Colonel Sanders and Dark Helmet (Rick Morranis) are planning to steal 10,000 years of fresh air from their neighbor Planet Druidia by kidnapping the spoiled Princess Vespa (Daphne Zuniga) and her droid of honor Dot Matrix (Joan Rivers). However, when King Roland enlists the help of Lone Starr (Bill Pullman) and his "mawg" sidekick Barf (John Candy), things get wacky as they dodge the Spaceballs, learn the Schwartz from Yogurt (also played by Mel Brooks) and stop the bad guys from stealing Druidia's breath away. Does this comedy treasure hold up in the 21st century? Why isn't Pizza the Hutt a Pizza Hut mascot? Is Cordell too much of a fan of this film? Join him and Lucas as we laugh our way through this 80's classic.

Music "Spaceballs" by The Spinners. All rights reserved.

In 1978, Halloween showed slashers could be successful. In 1980, films like Friday the 13th, Maniac, Prom Night and Terror Train proved there was an audience who thirsted for the bloodlust of the masked maniac. But 1981 was the boom of the slasher craze giving us classic gems like My Bloody Valentine, Halloween ll, The Burning and Happy Birthday to Me. But there is one that stands out among the crowd, labeled as one of the most violent and bloody of the early slashers: 1981's The Prowler!

Directed by Joseph Zito before his Friday the 13th fame, the film opens in 1945, where a young woman named Rosemary is brutally

murdered with her bf by a man in WW2 combat fatigues. 30 years later, the town is ready to hold another graduation dance. But as the night is young and boys and girls are getting ready for a night

of booze, sex and out of control hormones, a man in WW2 gear reignites his murderous killing spree. Will there be anyone left to graduate? Who is the Prowler and why did he wait 30 years? Does this movie deserve the reputation it holds among slasher loyalists? Join Lucas and Cordell as we stalk our way through this blood drenched classic!

Music: View Through a Tear by Nowherefast (The Prowler Soundtrack)

The world of wrestling has given us many great icons over the past several decades and none were bigger than Hollywood Hulk Hogan! With his trademarked "Hulkamania!" and "Brother" catchphrase, Hogan brought the world of wrestling to life with rivals like Andre the Giant and the Iron Sheikh. In the 90's however, the Hulkster decided to get some acting chops in with films like Suburban Commando and today's film: 1993's family-comedy Mr. Nanny. 

Burnt out wrestler Sean Armstrong is hired by negligent father Alex Mason (Sean Pendleton) to bodyguard his young children Alex Jr. (Robert Hy Gorman) and Kate (Madeline Zima). With his manager and pal Burt Wilson (Sherman Hemsley) Sean must avoid falling victim to the kid's Home Alone-esq boobytraps as they try send the muscle man packing. But when the crazed Tommy Thanatos (David Johansen) kidnaps Mr. Mason and the kids for the billion dollar missile defense chip Mason Sr. designed, Sean must jump into action to save the kids and bring this dysfunctional family back together. Does Hulk Hogan prove he's a film worthy action hero? Are these kids the real villains of the film? Why does Thanatos have the Axis of Evil henchmen? Join Lucas and Cordell as we babysit this forgotten gem. 

Music: "Rough Stuff" by David Johansen. All rights belong to New Line Cinema. 

Space. The last remaining frontier of the unknown. Where explorers dare to go and slasher franchises go to die....That's the fate that befell Jason Voorhees in 2001's Jason X! Like Leprechaun, Pinhead and Dracula, the Hollywood machine decided Jason needed an Alien-esq reboot. Captured by the military, Jason Voorhees is awaiting cryostasis at the Crystal Lake Research Facility. However, a botched transfer sees Jason and Rowan (Lexa Doig) frozen 444 years into the future where they're discovered by a class of students. Once awakened, Jason continues his murderous ways against the students, a platoon of Marines and Rowan. Can the crew of the spaceship Grendel manage to hold Jason off until they arrive at Earth-2? Why is everyone so horny in the future? IS Kay-Em 14 a highly sophisticated android or just Tsunaron's (Chuck Campbell) love-bot? Join Cordell and Lucas as we travel to space hell! 

Music: "Let the Bodies Hit the Floor"-Drowning Pool.