He's Got a Knife focuses on masked killers and what better film to be selected than Netflix's Hush which not only features a killer who removes his mask fairly early in the film but a protagonist who becomes a hunted victim within her own home.

If it's another year of The Spooky Extravaganza, then it means it's another installment of the Child's Play franchise. This year, it's Curse of Chucky, a film that tries to punch above its weight and sometimes lands a good shot.

Stephen King + Cocaine + 90's film adaptation = Sleepwalkers. Nuff said.

Easy Bake Coven - The Autopsy of Jane Doe is the selection for this category and is the perfect addition to The Spooky Extravaganza. The group enjoys discussing its scarier moments as well as ones that could've been better.

Netflix's #Alive is selected for the category, Do I Have to Read It? which is our foreign horror movie. There is just something special about zombies from Korea and this film is no exception.

Holideath offers the best selection thus far in The Spooky Extravaganza with Ari Aster's Midsommar. The group seemed to have really enjoyed this film for very different reasons.

The Funhouse is a strange one, which is a perfect representation of Devin's horror tastes. The group is tested with this one but finds funny moments nonetheless.

Hubie Halloween, a Soderbergh Triple Feature, a return to Kevin's Bachelorette Corner, The Boys ssn2 & much more!

The Looney Bin - Jacob's Ladder was chosen because of an inside joke heard from another podcast that was never understood by Miguel. In an effort to better understand the reference, he forces the group to watch it. Enjoy!

Slashic aka Slasher/Classic is the first category and features a truly interesting movie with My Bloody Valentine. A good concept for a crazed killer has no shame in cherry-picking classic tropes from other more successful horror films during its time.