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Top 5 of 1981. Join Morris, Rick and special guest, BoogeyMan Ben, as they delve deep into their picks for the best of 1981. See if their favorites are a slaughtering good time, or if they should be left for the maggots to feed on.
Saint Maud. Join Morris and Rick as they chat this psychological thriller. Is this flick worthy of prayer, or did Saint Maud go up in flames?
Mandy. Join Rick and Scott as they talk this LSD-fueled hallucination fantasy. Is Mandy destined to become a "cult classic", or is it a big heaping bowl of Cheddar Goblin?
The Stuff. Join Rick and Scott as they sink their teeth into 1985's The Stuff. Find out if this Larry Cohen gem is a tasty treat, of if this flick slowly rots away from the inside out.
Top 5 Monster Movies. Join Darren, Morris and Rick as they break down their favorite Monster Movies. Tune in to see if their choices for the "things that go bump in the night" match yours, or if their picks need to be hidden under a blanket.
Rosemary's Baby. Join Darren, Morris and Rick as they chat about this psychological classic. Does this occult flick gestate the horror feel it deserves, or did we hail the prince of darkness to take this one away before it's required final trimester?
The Evil Dead. Join Darren, Morris and Rick as they discuss this original of all "cabin in the woods" offerings. Tune in and see if translating the passages of this gore flick resurrects the dead, or possesses the viewer to bury themselves alive.
Creepshow 2. Join Morris and Rick as they flip open the pages of terror in 1987's Creepshow 2. Is this sequel worthy of ghoulish tales around the campfire, or should it be sunk at the deep end of the lake?
The Queen of Black Magic. Join Scott and Rick as they chat this sinister outing. See if this Indonesian fright flick conjures up an apparition of good scares, or if it reveals possessed torture for those who seek the truth.
The Gate. Join Darren and Rick as talk this supernatural outing. Is The Gate a cool backward record message that lives on forever, or is it a large hole in the ground that needs to be filled in?
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