Because we never watched Saw W we have no context for Saw X. We can only hope that Saw Y will be slightly less terrible than this movie, the latest in the Saw franchise. The kills were not satisfying, the script was messy and we're not interested in feeling any sympathy for Jigsaw. Nice try, Hollywood! Pretty low scores from both TJ and Chris.

When Sooty, the Swedish mascot for the average blue-collar worker, shows up at your work conference it could go 1 of 2 ways: unbridled joy or murder. Guess which way it went for the poor saps that showed up to the conference? You guessed it, 24 hours or murder and mayhem served up on a Sooty platter. Mixed reviews for this Swedish slasher. Regardless, it's still worth a watch!

We're going back Down Under, mate! Australia has become a second home for horror according to TJ and Chris. While the reviews were pretty mixed between the two, it's still worth a watch. There really hasn't been many movies that have come close to the realism that The Blair Witch accomplished back in the late 1990's, but this certainly hits that mark.

No One Will Save You produced the lowest scores we've dished out to date! Collectively, less than 2 out of 20 stars. This is a total bore that uses dated alien tropes like aliens with giant eyes and super powers, probings, and mind control. The only redeeming quality of this film was that there was almost NO DIALOGUE to make it worse. You heard us right! There was probably 3 lines of dialogue in the entire film. Lazy or ground breaking? You decide!

It's hard to wrap our heads around 2 YouTube bros (literal brothers actually) that churned out one of the best horror films of the year. The atmosphere is dense and dark and the writing is intelligent. At no point do the writers think that the audience is too dumb to read between the lines. We appreciate when writers think we're smarter than we are! Hats off to the Australian twosome that made widely accessible horror flick feel cult-like. Do us a favor and don't make a sequel because it's perfect as is. *A sequel is in the works

We love a good movie poster and the Invisible Man look-a-like stopped us dead in our tracks. This Spanish feature film by Nacho Vigalondo is not your typical time loop movie that chases its own tail. It's also not really scary enough to be called a horror, but if you could place yourself in the main character's shoes, you'd probably sh*t your pantalones. High scores all around!

There's nothing more American than immediately trying to capitalize off the success of one viral hit and then make 20 more just like it. We're not sure where this falls in the V/H/S cinematic universe but it doesn't really matter. It's crap. Low scores for nearly every episode in this flick.

Joseph and Vanessa Winter, the directing team behind Deadstream and V/H/S 99, successfully pulled off one of the hardest feats for any horror movie...a comedy that was actually funny, clever, and a bit scary. The concept on paper is pretty rock solid and does a good job at poking fun of social media influencer culture. High scores from both TJ and Chris of this Shudder Exclusive.

Chris hadn't even heard of this 80s slasher until TJ recommended it for the podcast. While there are certainly triggering elements to this film involving gratuitous nudity and sexual assault, this can and should be considered a slasher classic. It has all the elements you do love like awkward dialogue, overacting, campy practical effects, and a burn victim turned killer named Cropsy. Also, it's the first film appearance by Jason Alexander (Seinfeld), Holly Hunter (Raising Arizona) and Fisher Stevens (Short Circuit).