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In 1973 director William Friedkin and William Peter Blatty unleashes the scariest movie of all time on an unsuspecting world.

Join us as we wrap up our Halloween film festival nice and late with the pea soup spitting, mother slapping, flawless monster making classic.

Long tracking shots of a non-distinct suburb, strong 80s synth score, and a young group of teenagers feeling a killing machine.

In 2014, David Robert Mitchell delivered a great throwback to 80s slasher films, and helped usher in the new wave of elevated horror at the same time. This film follows Jay, a young adult woman who is being pursued by an evil entity who is passed and stalks people after sexually intercourse. 

join us as we follow IT Follows. 

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Not really. But this week we dive into Tobe Hooper’s bizarre 1974 proto-slasher that follows a group of young hippie adults on a road trip in rural Texas as they encounter the evil, murderous Sawyer family. This film also features the debut of famous movie monster, Leatherface.

1982, John Carpenter released the film that is arguably as big a masterpiece as 1978’s Halloween. This film follows a group of American researchers in Antarctica who are faced with a shape-shifting extraterrestrial creature. Part of the brilliance of this film is how it challenges the audience to figure out which is the greatest threat.... Is it the other, or is those around us? 

Who would have thought that a San Diego townhouse could be so scary?

in 2007, Oren Peli directed his micro-budget found footage horror film that would seal the coffin on torture porn horror. This film revolves around a young middle class couple who are filming a haunting in their home which evolves into a Demonic possession.

This week your hosts turn on the night vision camera for Paranormal Activity. 

Post-The Office, John Kransisky made his filmaking debut with this critically aclaimed Horror film. 

This movie revolves around a post-apocalyptic world where sightless alien monsters decimate any living thing thats makes noise. Utilizing an actress who is actually deaf, this film has a grounded realism that will impress all who watch it

Post-The Office, John Kransisky made his filmaking debut with this critically aclaimed Horror film. 

This movie revolves around a post-apocalyptic world where sightless alien monsters decimate any living thing thats makes noise. Utilizing an actress who is actually deaf, this film has a grounded realism that will impress all who watch it

Do We Like Scary Movies?

In 1996, the slasher craze of the 80s was long gone and movies series like Halloween, Hellraiser, and Child's Play were considering the move to home video.

Oddly enough it took the director of Nightmare on Elm Street, and the guy who created Dawson's Creek to bring us the great 90s comeback of horror movies. This film is the hybrid of slasher, mystery, true crime, and melodrama with a 90s Tarantino splash.

Join your hosts as we discuss our thoughts on Wes Craven's 1996 classic, Scream.

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We have reached the end our reviews of the original Star Wars trilogy. Gone is the icy tundra of Hoth, and welcome to the Forrest Moon of Endor (featuring Ewoks). George Lucas lightens the mood of the grim story that our heroes were caught in the last time.

The Rebels try to stop the construction of Death Star II (or Deuce Star, if you will), while Luke is caught in a battle for his soul by trying to bring Vader back from the Dark Side.

Will your hosts give this movie a positive or negative review? Come join us on the Deuce Star to find out.