Steven Soderbergh brings his version of a haunted house. The ghost is the cameraman! We are living in wild times. Join us as we discuss whether this new perspective of a classic trope works or falls flat.

Leigh Whannell attempts another reimagining of the universal monster, the wolfman.

We are diving into Seinfeld, one of our favorite sitcoms of all time. We go into some of the show's history and some of our history and why we love it so much. In this episode we also dive into episode one, the pilot episode of the show About Nothing.

The first official review for 2025 is horror and we know sometimes that doesn't show promise. The Damned is different. This isn't the Blumhouse January Horror dump. The Damned is a haunting folk horror with a simple story that doesn't insult the audience with cheap thrills and dumb down plot.

Another year and lots of movies were watched. Which ones made the cut for the best of the year?

Robert Eggers returns with the most anticipated movie of the year, Nosferatu! Is the hype real? Is Eggers 4/4 in his filmography?

Ryan Kruger is back with a re-imagining of the '87 film, Street Trash. The homeless are a problem in Cape Town, South Africa, and the elites have an evil solution. Add this to the sub-genre of body horror/body melting with great effects, fun characters, and wild hallucinations.

From the director of the Void and Psycho Goreman comes a new Gremlin/Ghoulie inspired gem, Frankie Freako!

Mel Brooks produces this 80s Rollerskating “classic.” Inflated budgets, revolving narrative, unruly child actors, an unexperienced director, and an iron-fisted Mel Brooks couldn’t stop this forgotten flick. It’s got the star power, and special effects but can that alone make this nostalgia bait stand the test of time?

Bryce and Rey discuss all the horror films watched in October as well as review the new Hugh Grant A24 horror, Heretic.