And with this episode we come to the end of the Saw franchise. Check out our review of Saw 3D (aka Saw: The Final Chapter, aka Saw 7) from 2010 and Jigsaw, which came out in 2017.

Our theme for this episode: Evil Children!! I feel like this has been our theme before – maybe because there are so many films with evil children? Or maybe because children are evil? Who can say??

Check out our reviews of the 1976 film The Omen, which we have paired with the 2019 film The Prodigy.

Spoilers Start around 3:05.

Do you like Disney? Then you may or may not like these two films from 1985, representing a darker period in Disney films: The Black Cauldron & Return to Oz

Spoilers start around 4:30.

Do you like evil dolls?

For this episode we looked at the third installments of two series featuring evil dolls: Puppet Master 3: Toulons Revenge and Child’s Play 3 – both from 1991.

Spoilers start around 5:42.

(Sorry the audio isn’t up to par on this one. We “upgraded” our software and…well…not all upgrades are upgrades.)

This week we continue with the Saw franchise – following the adventures of Jigsaw and Friends through the next two films: Saw V (2008) and Saw VI: The Final Chapter (2009).

Spoilers start around 4:40.

Happy Mother’s Day!!

For this episode we take a look at two films with a common theme of mothers: mother! (2017) and Goodnight Mommy (2014).

Spoilers start around 5:45.

It’s coming from inside the house!!!

Our theme for this episode is Menacing Phone Calls and we’ve got two great films for you, both of which have recently been remade: When a Stranger Calls (1979) and Black Christmas (1974).

Spoilers Start around 4:50

Today our theme is K-Horror – or maybe Korean pandemic horror. Either way, check out our reviews of Train to Busan (2016) and The Wailing (2016).

Spoilers start around 6:40.

We resume our rewatching of the full saw franchise with the next two films in the series: Saw III (2006) and Saw IV (2007).

Spoilers start around 3:30.

Happy Friday the 13th!! In this episode we discuss the third films in the Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street franchises: Friday the 13th Part III (1982), our first movie in 3D, and A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987).

Spoilers Start around 3:20.