We're back! Is a huge abandoned hospital, out of body experiences, underground tunnels, campy dialogue and MURDER a perfect recipe for the start of another spooky season? Find out for yourselves as Amber and Mike get out their scalpels and get to work on James Wan's new thriller.. MALIGNANT. 

Happy 4th of July (albeit a bit late) but celebrate belatedly with Mike's all-time favorite movie; the 1975 classic JAWS! Can he find any flaws in his favorite movie? Is Jaws based on a true story? Why did that guy say his line like that?? Listen to this episode... before you go swimming. 

Children of the night...... wait that's a different Dracula. This time Amber and Mike check out Christopher Lee's Dracula in 1968's Dracula Has Risen From the Grave as well as an interview with Amber's horror hero and father, Bill Danku on his own history with horror! Mua ha ha! 

Ki..ki..ki.. Ma..ma..ma.. boy that happens a lot. This classic from 1980 has not gone unnoticed by horror fans all over, but is it all it's slashed up to be? Episode 25 has an answer for you! 

What really scares you? Loss of loved ones? Tarantulas? Deadly storms? A meteor crashing to Earth? Amber and Mike unpack it all in this discussion on what frightens us, and how horror movies play into those fears. 

Amber and Mike see if the final chapter of the Paranormal Activity saga can end on a high note... or just leave you with more questions then you had to begin with. This includes clips from their first live commentary so all answers will be revealed in real time. And for God's sake put the camera down! 

Children of the night... what music they make. Amber and Mike take a bite out of the many facets that make Dracula (the English language version from 1931) a classic for all times, including whether its star, Bela Lugosi, is the definitive vampire. 

Amber and Mike delve into their first brand new movie (which technically falls under the horror category). Who will win this epic showdown? Only one way to find out! 

"It's all for you Damien!" You've likely heard that line at some point in your life, but did you know it was from The Omen? Amber and Mike celebrate Easter and their 20th episode with Richard Donner's 1976 classic, The Omen. 

Before you say anything... no this is NOT the Brendan Frasier version! The Mummy from 1932 stars Boris Karloff.. the uncanny! This was the film that helped bring in Egyptomania in the 1930's, for better or for worse. Hang out with Amber and Mike to see what they thought.