Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss the new Shudder original movie for the pandemic era “Host”, the horror dramedy “Dead Dicks” and the first film in the Bumilangit Universe “Gundala”.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss Dave Franco’s directorial debut “The Rental”, the Indonesian horror from Joko Anwar “Impetigore”, Romola Garai's debut “Amulet” and the bloody teen horror “Game of Death”.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss the controversial film “The Painted Bird” and genre picks from the Criterion Collection sale!

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss the new "Unsolved Mysteries" On Netflix, Shudder's “The Beach House”, the IFC Midnight movie “Relic” and the Hulu original “Palm Springs”.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they dedicate this episode to Sang-ho Yeon’s “Train to Busan”, one of the best horror films of 2016 and one of the best zombie films of all time. The movie was set to have a theatrical re-release July 1st in 4DX and with extended footage that is said to offer clues tied directly to its sequel “Peninsula”. Unfortunately, due to the coronavirus spread, that did not happen as planned.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby for a quick chat about Hulu’s Into the Dark: “Good Boy”, a discussion on the Belgian zombie flick “Yummy” set in a plastic surgery hospital and a heap of news!

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss the Kevin Bacon haunted house movie “You Should Have Left”, the dark Chilean stop motion animation “The Wolf House” and “Mope”, the tragic true story of best friends Steve Driver and Tom Dong.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they bring you this weeks news, a short discussion on the crime-thriller “Infamous” and the documentary “You Don't Nomi”, and the history of essential queer horror films.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss Pontypool director Bruce McDonald's noir fantasy “Dreamland”, Neon’s drama thriller “Shirley”, the DIY horror “The Deeper You Dig” and the gory home invasion thriller “Becky”.

Join hosts Stacie and Grubby as they discuss the cop killer thriller “Body Cam” starring Mary J. Blige, Uganda’s new Wakaliwood movie “Crazy World”, and the low budget high concept sci-fi “The Vast of Night”.