Gore Goblins

We're continuing our look at The Grudge with a double feature. This time we look at the two sequels to the American remake of The Grudge. How do they stack up? Are they even worth a watch? All will be revealed. 

A completely normal episode of Gore Goblins where we talk about a fun little creature feature called Animal.

After an unintentional hiatus, the Gore Goblins are back with a continuation of our look at The Grudge franchise. This time we look at the American remake. We also talk about what we've been up to for the past 3 weeks.

Join the goblins as they talk about a fun New Zealand gorefest that borrows from Evil Dead, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World and Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny. John also gives a brief history lesson on a bonkers Beatles theory, and both give their spoiler-filled thoughts on the new Ant-Man film.

After a short hiatus, the goblins are back to talk about the sequel to the first Ju-On film. That's only like half the episode, though, as we spend the other half talking about whatever. This is episode 27, you should know how we work at this point.

Join the Goblin Family as we discuss this fun little horror comedy. We also ramble about metal for like the 10th time. We really like metal. 

It's our first foray into the world of J-Horror was we take a look at the first 3 films in the Ju-On franchise. We talk about the effectiveness of a good ghost story, and what we do and don't like about American ghost movies. John also rambles very briefly about Doctor Sleep.

Join us one last time for our final visit (hopefully) to Haddonfield as we ramble about the divisive final entry in our favorite horror franchise. John also gives his very brief thoughts on Barbarian. 

Join us for the final episode of our Evil Dead series (for now), as we talk about the 2013 remake! Cale's here again too, so that's how you know it's a quality episode.

Today we take a look at what is not only the best werewolf movie of the past 20 years, but also one of the best werewolf movies of all time. We also ramble a bit about the Terminator franchise and why you should enjoy movies you love and not make other people feel bad for not liking them.