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After being thoroughly underwhelmed by their return to the Further, the gang tries one more time with the fifth and allegedly final installment: The Red Door. What works in this film? What doesn't? Are we interested in another trip to the Further?

With a new INSIDIOUS film in theaters, the gang decides to investigate the first four installments of this franchise that keeps churning out box office gold. But does profit mean scares? How do these films hold up after a few years? PLUS: a robust conversation about whether the second film should be considered anti-queer.

What makes a great parody? Horror-comedy is a tricky needle to thread, and the new film THE BLACKENING manages the feat masterfully. The gang explores this send up of slashers that asks what's so scary about white-centric horror. 

What's that? The gang welcomes new co-host Adriana Mezquitti. After putting her through her paces, we dive into last year's smash hit THE BLACK PHONE. How does this 70s-throwback thrill and chill? 

Don't look under the bed! The latest Stephen King adaptation has hit the silver screen. Against their better judgment, Mo and JR. set off without the ladies to explore that dark closet. Is there anything to be scared of? Tune in and find out!

It's tough to find a new spin on Dracula, but the new Nicholas Cage movie RENFIELD manages to do it. The gang heads to New Orleans to face off against the Lobos gang and drop in on a support group. Is the movie too funny to be horror? How does it handle mental health and narcissism? Let's dive in - watch out for blood spatter!

The most surprising horror movie of 2022 was BARBARIAN. This AirBNB horror film has a lot to say about gentrification, toxic masculinity and the #metoo movement -- all without being preachy or overwrought. In fact, this film is downright terrifying. We explore the performances, that bonkers act structure and the themes that made this film an instant classic.

Evil Dead Rise has drenched the box office in gallons of blood. What does this installment mean for the franchise? What makes an Evil Dead movie? And most importantly... is this one any good?

Since we followed Ghostface to the Big Apple, we have to dive into a film widely considered to be one of the worst horror films ever made - Friday the 13th Part VIII. How did this even get made? Why does so much of it take place on a boat - and not in the city? Why did they miss so many opportunities? And what happens when you move a slasher from the suburb to the city?

It's Ghostface Takes Manhattan! We dive into the latest installment of everyone's favorite meta-slasher. Where does this sixth film rank among the Scream films? What exactly do we need for an excellent Scream film? And what do we expect from Scream VII?