Don't Split Up!

When a faithful nun becomes pregnant, how could it be anything other than a blessed miracle? The gang heads to Italy to investigate Sydney Sweeney's new nun-sploitation horror film Immaculate. Is it the first pro-choice Catholic horror movie?

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, the latest installment in franchise, moves the whole gang (no really, like everybody) back to the firehouse in NYC. This time around, they'll face an ancient god hellbent on destroying humanity (but, like, in a different way). The gang wades through Firemasters and mini-Stay-Puffs to evaluate whether this latest installment is worthy of the Ghostbusters name.

The gang heads back to the late 80s with Zelda Williams' directorial debut LISA FRANKENSTEIN. As the Bard wrote, what's in a name? But is this movie Lisa or Frankenstein enough to warrant that title? Does it even matter? Plus, why are we seeing so many feminist Frankenstein movies in the last year? 

It's the explosive late-night episode you've never seen. LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL takes us back to the Satanic Panic of the late 1970s, to a late-night talk show that features a demon-possessed little girl. The gang explores where this film sits in the history of late-night TV, the Satanic panic and a few of the many, many allusions and references to great 70s horror. Welcome to the first great horror film of 2024!

It's been quite a year for horror! The gang reviews some of the obvious greats and digs into a few lesser-known gems you really gotta see. Plus, some weirdo categories just for fun! We're going out with a bang!

Gremlins is a weird little Frankenstein of a movie. It's definitely a Christmas movie, but is it a horror movie? (You'll be shocked which host says it's not.) The gang explores how this film got made, the bits that didn't age so well and why it's still so beloved. 

It's a Wonderful Knife is the latest slasher genre mash-up; this time with the "What if I didn't exist?" concept of the Christmas classic It's a Wonderful Life. The gang investigates this new holiday horror film. Is it destined to be a classic? Or will we forget about it by Boxing Day? And what if you've never seen the original? classic? 

Thanksgiving horror films are few and far between. But that doesn't mean Eli Roth's latest - called Thanksgiving - cuts any corners. The gang dives into this brutal, bloody slasher flick. 

The gang returns to a (new) classic horror anthology series with V/H/S 85, the sixth installment in this series. We dive in, segment by segment, to determine which of these is scary and which put at least one of us to sleep. 

Can the great Nic Cage move us without uttering a word? The gang finds ourselves divided again over Willy's Wonderland, the killer animatroics movie that beat Five Nights at Freddy's to the screen. How does it stack up?