Half Price Horror takes a look at an unfairly maligned classic, 1993’s JASON GOES TO HELL, and tackles its changes to the mythology and its truly spectacular set pieces.

HPH goes prime time with a look at a brand-new release coming to Shudder soon! We talk about the dysfunctional 80s, and a movie that very much wants to put that “fun” right back into “dysfunctional”.

We take a deep dive into the sewers on New York City and come back with one of the least-loved entries in the Friday the 13th franchise!

We jump into an 80s classic that drips with blood and perverse sexuality in equal quantities, and discuss the importance of consent and the brutal sadness of unrequited love.

We look at a Jason movie with a decidedly feminist bent, as telekinetic teen Tina takes on zombie Jason in a knock-down, drag-out fight to the finish!

This episode, we take a trip back in time and across the pond to watch a classic BBC teleplay about a team of scientists that attempt to explore life after death.

This time out, we’re bringing Jason back from the dead in a campy, cartoony romp that takes us back to Camp Blood for the first time since Part One!

HPH takes a trip back to the Swinging Sixties with Roger Corman’s gothic horror classic, starring Vincent Price at his peak as the sinister Prince Prospero.

In an episode that leaves me struggling to stay positive, we look at the weakest entry in the Friday the 13th franchise and discuss its problems with editing, pacing, character development, logic, and basic spatial relationships.

We go made-for-TV with this 2005 SciFi Channel monster flick, about an escaped convict who gets turned into a giant mosquito and goes a-bloodsucking. (Yes, he’s a male mosquito. Yes, he should be hunting flowers. Don’t ask.)