For this year’s Halloween special finale I cover 1973’s Theatre of Blood. Starring Vincent Price and Diana Rigg, they take on various roles penned by Shakespeare. Were their performances spearing through the bullseye, or will they leave the audience shaking with dissapointment?

Our third Halloween special of 2022 focuses on Malibu Beach Vampires. Was Malibu enough of an excuse for this vampy vampire story, or was did the ambition get sucked out once they arrived on the beach?

—Accompanied by a very serious reading of a VERY academic paper on the sociopolitical commentary of Malibu Beach Vampires.

Agnes Moorehead and Vincent Pierce headline this slasher mystery. Are the Agnes’ bat wings strong enough to carry the film to camp, or will it come crashing down due to white nose disease?

Starting of my quartet of 2022 Halloween specials is a dark comedy, Arsenic and Old Lace. Adapted to the big screen from a stage play, this film has a star studded cast. Is the old lace adorning the film still in style, or should the tailor drink some arsenic?

The 1946 film noir, The Postman Always Rings Twice, is a retelling of the novel of the same name. Though was this IP worth ringing again, or should the postman have just left the package without a signature?

The long lived Sherlock Holmes series has many adaptations through out the years. This 1946 film retells the story of two of the novels’ stories, but was this a successful crime of passion, or was it just a crime?

This 1953 British film takes on an age old story of deserted road house wife meets wandering bachelor that enchants her life. Was this new rendition warranted, or should it have just been left on the roadside?

In 59s House on Haunted Hill, a house party becomes something much more dangerous. Will the guests make the house their haunting grounds, or will they be able to get back to the haunts of their own?

Myrna Loy takes on the role of a vengeful villain in the 32 film, Thirteen Women. Can she redeem herself by being a 10 or will her horoscope be her own horror?

The 1963 Japanese sci-fi film Atragon peers into a lost continent in the Pacific. Were the discoveries made worth it or will the protagonists get a Piece-ific of my mind.