Hey, we're heading down the rabbit hole of classic allegory again with Dark Harvest (2023), a story where the old saying is true: it's just as scared of you as you are of it!

Here's a movie I never got to see, other than bits on TV, and I always wondered: Jacob's Ladder (1990). Weird, wild stuff.

Share a classic Hollywood tale with us, in Starry Eyes (2014), in which a girl auditions for a movie. Isn't that enough to call it horror?

It's time for another instant Benson and Moorhead classic, with Something In The Dirt (2022), a tale of two guys hanging out in a hot apartment, arguing. Doesn't every part of that sound interesting?

This week, we discuss the subgenre of "random supernatural force kills teens", with Polaroid (2019). It's totally different from "crazy undead guy kills teens" and "one of the teens kills teens but which one?".

Who can turn down a time loop movie? Let's watch a marriage fall apart along with the time-space continuum in Brightwood (2022)!

Dip your toe into The Outwaters (2022), waters which are heavily laced with mushrooms, acid, and gallons of blood.

Have you ever played Werewolf? Well now you don't have to, with Werewolves Within (2021)! It can play itself right before your eyes.

You'll never guess where The Collingswood Story (2002) takes place. Wait, you got it right! It does take place on a 2002 video-phone platform called Dekko!

It's time to lighten the mood a little with Stephen King's story of dead pets and kids being run over by trucks, Pet Sematary (2019)!