Director extraordinaire, Takashi Miike, makes the prototype for what horror movies should be. Like TJ said, "there is no fat to trim on this movie." Every character serves a specific purpose and has a cause and effect for the way this movie progresses. It's deeply disturbing and ahead of its time in some way, including how it addresses misogynistic, incel culture. This is pretty close to a 10 in both of our horror books.

Remember that VHS that was hidden in the back of your closet because you were afraid your parents might watch it and think they need to send you to therapy? This is that movie. But, if I'm getting sent to therapy I want it to be for a decent movie, not this garbage pile of Mylar magnetic tape that someone passed off as a film. We couldn't hate this movie more. It definitely took its toll on TJ and Chris' friendship. Will they ever recover from this? Only time will tell.

Artsy fartsy, visually appealing, confusing at times, funny character names like Mouth of Gold...all reasons FOR SOME to watch this film. This was a giant "Meh" from TJ and I. Very graphic sexual violence paired with a boy with a bird claw may be appealing to our listeners, but this sort of fell flat for the sole reason that the most likeable character, Archibald, wasn't in the movie enough and it was placed in actress Vanessa Paradis' lap to carry it across the finish line. Whether she did or did not will be for you to decide.

You just can't fit this masterpiece into a genre box. It simply won't fit. Writer/director, Ben Wheatley, created a genre bending thriller that will please just about anyone that is remotely into horror, suspense, and psychological thrillers. Just when you think you have this movie all figured out, another curveball comes right at you! TJ absolutely loves this movie and Chris highly recommends. The movie title sucks though. Oh well, nothing is perfect! And please don't compare it to Wicker Man for f*cks sake!

Hey, everyone! It's John Wayne Gacy in a tracksuit! Except this serial killer doesn't discriminate when it comes to slaughtering children. He's very progressive in that way. In all "seriousness" this 2015 horror brought to you by director Sean Byrne of The Loved Ones fame doesn't hit the bullseye, but it's still on the board. As TJ famously says, "I'm not sure what's worse, giving it 1 star or 5 stars, because at least you'll remember a 1 star movie for how bad it is."

All hail the new old king of campy horror, Shinichi Fukazawa! He's not a household name but should be for any fan of the horror genre. This movie never takes itself too seriously and quite literally takes notes from the pages of Evil Dead, Army of Darkness and Brain Dead. With a run time of 63 minutes it's a crowd pleaser that makes you wish you had more. The only movie that could possibly top this would be a behind-the-scenes documentary about how it was made. Fun fact: It was shot over the course of 7 years with an additional 7 years of post production and wasn't properly released until 2012! It's a feast for the eyes. A MUST WATCH!

What is a show without conflict? What is pudding without tapioca? Answer: a waste of your time and taste buds. TJ and Chris transverse this complicated topic along the latest episode of Dead Air Horror Review with the release of the much anticipated Evil Dead Rise. While they could easily agree that the Evil Dead remake of 2013 was a diarrhea filled porta-potty of a mess, this current film in the Evil Dead franchise delivered...more for some than others. What we both can agree on is that there is enough blood and gore to fill your hearts with joy.

TJ gave it a lower rating b/c of cat violence. Chris gave it a lower rating b/c of the ending. Guess what, it was still probably the highest score we've give out yet over the course of this season. A must watch! It's Norwegian so you're going to have to read subtitles, but don't let that deter you. We know you can do it!

Have you ever stared at baked potato in the oven until it was so overcooked that it was a shriveled black mass? Neither have we but it would have been more entertaining than this slop job of a horror flick. Everything was wrong with this movie. Everything! You know it's bad when even Jenna Ortega has a poor performance. We don't blame the future Queen of horror for this flop; she was handed trash and was told it was a script.