This is it, Slashers and Survivor Girls! We are 3/4 of the way to the end with the one that started it all! George A. Romero’s NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD. This low-budget sensation from Pittsburgh gave American cinema the taste for zombie flesh that hasn’t been satisfied yet in over 50 years. What it is about this black and white classic that has captivated audiences for so long? Why are zombies so damn inspiring? And why didn’t Romero just file the copyright on this film? It’s NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD!!!

Lawd ha’ mercy, this one’s a doozy! Join your brave podcast heroes as we traverse New Zealand in search of rat-monkeys, mama’s boys, and mutilation. What would one man do for the love of his mother? How does a rat manage to breed with a monkey? And what is that lawnmower blade made of anyway? It’s hard to believe that the guy who made DEAD ALIVE would go on to direct The Lord of the Rings, amiright? Zombies Zombies Zombies month continues with: DEAD ALIVE!

Welcome to Zombie month! Where we freely say the zed word and try to keep the red off us. This week, we take a look at LITTLE MONSTERS. This surprising indie from 2019, starring an Oscar winner and Olaf is perhaps only our second hidden gem so far. How does a teacher handle a zombie outbreak? Can a deadbeat turn his life around? And will someone PLEASE wash Josh Gad’s mouth out with soap?

Happy Halloween, Slashers and Survivor Girls! It’s finally here! Every spooky kid’s favorite holiday! And to celebrate we are finishing our Monster Mayhem month by pitting DRACULA against DRACULA RISES FROM THE GRAVE. Can Lugosi hang with Lee? Which bloodsucker is the most charming? This is it, who will come out on top? Will it be Universal or Hammer?

Beware the moon! The wolfsbane is blooming and trouble is brewing as we dissect Universal’s THE WOLFMAN and Hammer’s THE CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF. We have two very different takes on the monster legend as one uses a more traditional angle, and the other creates its own myth that is still being repeated in modern horror. How does European sensibility impact the story of the wolf? Has Chaney’s bouffant fallen flat? And is it actually charming to peep in a woman’s window?

It’s round two of our Monster Mayhem Double Feature. This week, we’re gonna class things up a bit with a trip to the opera! A haunted opera that is. In this corner, we have the silent movie classic from Universal Pictures. In the opposite corner, we have the gothic revival (in color!) from Britain’s Hammer. Can two movies of the same story be any more different and yet be any more perfect? How do the two Phantoms stack up against each other? And how impactful is Lon Chaney’s performance nearly 100 years later? Adjust your bow tie and put on your best cocktail dress. It’s THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA!

If being bad is frowned upon, then why is it so much fun! It this bonus episode, Meg and Lunchbox take a peek at a few of their favorite horror bad guys. What do you think? What some are your favorites? Enjoy the conversation!

We’re kicking off Spooky Month! For the entire month your heroes at Creepin it Reel are pitting the traditional Universal Monsters with Hammers gothic revival versions. This week we pry open a dusty one. It’s Karloff vs. Lee as we look at THE MUMMY (1932) and THE MUMMY (1959). Can color beat traditional grayscale? Is more mummy better? And who’s bright idea was it to put Lee in a diaper anyway?

Every girl goes through that special time when the blossom into a woman. Their body changes include: hair in funny places, mood swings, and an unexplainable craving for mayhem and death. It’s GINGER SNAPS!

It’s ya’ birthday! Y’all better pick up the phone! This week, we catch the nearest time loop for Groundhog’s Day meets Halloween: HAPPY DEATH DAY. This indie sleeper became a massive hit. But what was it about this charming entry that was so appealing? Why is Tree stuck in that time loop? And how many of us learned how to not be a shitty housemate after seeing this? It’s HAPPY DEATH DAY!