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When you get a sick day, what horror movie can you pop in to relax, have fun, and make yourself feel better?

We cover the possibilities, and also discuss what horror genres have the most comfort horror movies in them, and what horror movies NOT to watch.

"Fire doesn't cleanse, it blackens!"

The latest installment of our series How Low Can We Go finds us watching the 30% (on RT) rated video game become horror movie classic Silent Hill. You'd have to have an empty, pyramid-shaped head not to appreciate how damn good-looking and intense this film is, despite some flaws in the 'plot' and the ending. 

Turn up the volume and the ash and let's revisit this undercover creature feature. 

What We Want To See In Horror In 2018. 

"I'll swallow your soul!" But you know what swallows most sequels? Mediocrity. But not these two. Evil Dead 2 and Scream 2 show how to expand an original idea without concessions or a drop in quality. Join us as we revisit the cabin and the theater and see if we can make it out alive. 

Make sure to listen through the end of the episode for our 'Five Questions' segment where we discuss:

- What is the BEST horror part 2 of all time?

- How many horror movies does a director have to make to be considered a 'horror' director?

- If Evil Dead 2 was a person from history, who would it be?

- In MPH what's the fastest a Sam Raimi camera as moved?

- What horror franchise that hasn't become a tv series yet should?

In the latest installment of our series, How Low Can We Go, where we review horror movies rated 'not fresh' on Rotten Tomatoes and try to give them the ratings they really deserve. 

At 31% we chose Underworld, foundation stone of a horror-action franchise NOT from a comic or novel and starring a female lead. 

Gremlins? Black Christmas? Silent Night, Deadly Night? 'Tis the season to get scary, so here are our 10 favorite Christmas horror movies and tv shows. 

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Best (and worst) jump scare, best plot twist, best friendship, best death, best comeback and a lot more... Halloweekly hosts our 2nd Annual Horror Awards!

Join us as we take a look back at the wintry, atmospheric and underrated Ghost Story from one of the great years of horror, 1981.

Plus we inject some horror into the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and catch up with some news from the horror genre.

In 1982, Stephen King and George Romero delivered a movie that still stands as the best horror anthology of all time. Romero had made an entire career using his monsters to comment on the human condition, and now (with the help of King), he delivers his first big (medium) budget masterpiece. 

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