Final Guys Horror Podcast

Our main feature is the upbeat Spoonful of Sugar. We're also reviewing Die Monster Die, The Consultant, Tahoe Joe, Devs, Night Vision, Intruders, and Limbs by Tim Mayer.

Our main feature is Cocaine Beer. No description needed. We're also reviewing Knock at the Cabin, RRR, Ouija Shark, Soft & Quiet, X, Pearl, Metamorphosis, Deeper by Jeff Long, and Awakened in Blood by DJ Volpe.

Our main feature this week is Something in the Dirt, the newest film from Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead. We're also reviewing Viking Wolf, Isle of the Dead, Valentine Bluffs, Horror in the High Desert, Looker, and Three-Mile Smile by Chad Lutzke.

Our main feature tonight is Bones and All, an uplifting movie about eating your loved ones. We're also reviewing Mean Spirited, Witches in the Woods, Old Man, From, Dark Glasses, and Summer of Fear.

Our main feature this week is Skinamarink, which is a movie comprised mostly of shots of ceilings. And toys. We're also reviewing History of the Occult, Maneater, Barbarians, Infinity Pool, From, Silent Scream..., Three-Mile Smile by Chad Lutzke, and A Violent Gospel by Mark Westmoreland.

Our main feature this week is Speak No Evil, which is a movie that will make you hate humanity. We're also reviewing Sorry About the Demon, Mako, Evil Eye, Haunted 28 Days, Missing, The Menu, Blue Monkey, and Hard Mountain Clay by CW Blackwell.

Our main feature this week is the slasher SICK. We're also reviewing Something in the Dirt, The Pale Blue Eye, Jason and the Argonauts, Empire of the Ants, Abandoned, Yule Log, Friday the 13th, and Deadly Blessing.

Our main feature this week is M3GAN. We're also reviewing Prey for the Devil, Nanny, The 7th Voyage of Sinbad, Burial, The Watcher, Disciples of the Crow, Belzebuth, The Living Dead Girl, and City of Blood.

Our main feature tonight is the utterly bizarre POSSESSION. We're also reviewing The UFO Incident, Adult Swim: Yule Log, The Invitation (2022), Resident Evil VR, God Told Me To, Disciples of the Crow, and the Close Encounters Man by Mark O' Connell.

The guys drop their lists for the best horror of 2022.