Here we are again with our 2nd Year End Awards. This year was kind of tough, not being able to appreciate some stuff and really thinking of who or what deserves the "Best" or "Losers" spot. We do go into why we felt that these were in fact the best decisions, whether they were winners or losers.

If you don't agree, drop a comment and tell us your thoughts.

-----WINNERS & LOSERS OF 2018-----

BEST VR GAME 2018: The Invisible Hours (PSVR)

WORST VR GAME 2018: The Rabbit Hole (PSVR)

BEST STORY 2018: 3: Eye for an Eye: Review | DecayMag Round Table

WORST STORY 2018: Halloween 2018: Review

MOST SCARIEST GAME 2018: Visage (Early Access): Episode

WORST SCARIEST GAME 2018: Agony: Episode

BEST FILM 2018: House of the Witch: Review | Interview with Alex

WORST FILM 2018: Veronica: Review

MOST ANTICIPATED FILM 2019: A Nun's Curse

MOST ANITICIPATED GAME 2019: The Beast Inside

BEST SERIES OF 2018: Haunting of Hill House (Netflix Series): Review

WORST SERIES OF 2018: The Walking Dead Series

BEST SOUNDTRACK 2018: Haunting of Hill House (Netflix Series)

WORST SOUNDTRACK 2018: Infliction (Video Game)

BEST MULTIPLAYER GAME 2018: Vikings: Wolves of Midgard

WORST MULTIPLAYER GAME 2018: Dead by Daylight

Black Christmas is now what I consider a cult classic. Made in Canada with a budget of $620,000, it's the type of Home Invasion that the Sorority Girls didn't have a take part in. The only thing's that still lay a mystery within this film, who was the this maniac that went back to his home? What happened and how did it become what it was, a safe place for ladies. Or so that's what they thought. This film relied on practical effects and actually won 2 awards, which with horror films nowadays you don't really see as much.

Silent Night Deadly Night is another classic, once tried getting banned but it never succeeded. Made within America on $1,065,000 (estimated), which in the 80's that's a pretty impressive amount. Billy who once was a nice child, was forever changed when he witnessed his own parents murder from a man wearing a Santa Claus suit. Only to be abused and raised from an Orphanage with Mother Superior who thought, teaching to punish those that are naughty at any means necessary. Could that really fix a troubled past? Or could it possibly trigger it to make Billy go on a rampage.

On this Episode we had Stacy Cox and Ken Artuz from DecayMag.com. And Dan Lee, from Danno of the Dead.

Paul sat down with Ken from DecayMag and we discussed some various topics from Zombies, Child's Play (Reboot), Layers of Fear and more. Mainly Zombies though...

Zombies: How they started and how we see them today. Also what are considered some Zombie films to fall into the category?

Child's Play Reboot: No original voice for Chucky? No longer a Good Guy? Is he a Robot and not a Doll?

Layers of Fear 2: The original took on a evil artist, number two takes on a evil actress. Coming 2019.

More: Other video games, and more Zombies.

A group of high-school kids set out to play a Halloween prank at an abandoned house, but once they enter they become victims of a demonic witch who has set her wrath upon them.

Also with the superstition of mirrors, while urban legends of old “Witch Houses” for a good Halloween night scare couldn’t be a bad idea? Right…. Read the FULL Review we did for the film by clicking here.

We are joined by none other than the man behind the directing, Alex Merkin.

Hear what Alex has to say about horror today, the challenges he dealt with. And how possibly House of the Witch. Needs recognition. We learned a lot about Alex, and what went on behind the camera's while filming inside the building itself. Alex also puts his thoughts on what Indie film makers should do when creating films.

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A group of high-school kids set out to play a Halloween prank at an abandoned house, but once they enter they become victims of a demonic witch who has set her wrath upon them.

Also with the superstition of mirrors, while urban legends of old “Witch Houses” for a good Halloween night scare couldn’t be a bad idea? Right…. Read the FULL Review we did for the film by clicking here.

We are joined by none other than the man behind the directing, Alex Merkin.

Hear what Alex has to say about horror today, the challenges he dealt with. And how possibly House of the Witch. Needs recogonition. We learned a lot about Alex, and what went on behind the camera's while filming inside the building itself. Alex also puts his thoughts on what Indie film makers should do when creating films.

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