Horrible Horror Podcast

This week we're slipping into our PJs, popping some popcorn, calling over all our girlfriends, and pillow fighting with "The Last Slumber Party". This 1988 straight to video slasher just may be the worst movie ever made and nearly broke Marshall. This fascinatingly terrible movie features an entire cast that seems to be doped up on Xanax, horrendous to nonexistent blood effects, terribly robotic acting and writing, and a killer that defies all the laws of science and nature and always seems to look like he just snorted a line of meth. If you think you can handle this monstrosity think again, you are not prepared.

It's Prom season again, so we're dressing to the nines, renting a limo, and saving the last dance for "Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night 2". This 1987 sequel about the revenge seeking killer spirit of a dead Prom Queen is one part "Carrie", one part "Nightmare on Elm Street" with a pinch of "The Exorcist". This surprisingly entertaining film features awesome special effects, great kills, mundane items that explode, and the world's worst school principal. A whoop bop a lou bop, a whoop bam boom!

This week we're going back to our roots with the indie-licious "Bunni". This ultra indie slasher from 2013 is a crazy mixed bag of a movie. It features all the usual suspects of terrible movie: bad writing, horrible acting, one dimensional characters, and shoe string budget. However, it also has some really good things about it too. It has some good kills, a unique killer, decent practical effects, and some wonderful camera work. In the end this movie left us teetering like a see-saw between its terribleness and its moments of sheer greatness and when the dust settles we were left feeling split.

Happy Easter Moongoons and nothing says Easter more than a giant man-rabbit mutant hybrid that rapes and kills everyone he sees. You read right, This week's movie comes to us all the way from the great white north of Finland. This indie film, or Finde, is one of the craziest, most offensive yet incredibly fun movies we've ever seen, featuring unique and awesome kills, great gore and practical effects, dark humor and just pure absurdity. So you better hare-y down and get this episode before it hops away.

Puppets, puppets, puppets, puppets everywhere! That's right, this week's listener suggested movie is the all puppet horror movie "Head". This is certainly the most unique movie we've ever done on the show. However, once the novelty wears off what we're left with is an underwhelming film filled with untapped potential and missed opportunities.

All aboard, Moon Goons and get ready for one hell of a ride. This week we're taking a ride on the "Amok Train". A late 80's horror movie that is a crazy off the rails movie watching experience. This insane movie features rock clacking occultists, decapitations, and a magical mystery possessed train. It has has surprisingly good kills and gore effects, however the actors seemed to have missed their train to acting school. Do yourself a favor and don't miss this off the rails episode and remember this Amok just don't give a F*ck.

In this week's bonus episode we reveal the results of the voting for The Epically Awful 8. Listen in and find out which epically awful movies will move on to fight it out in The Final F*cked Up 4. This will be the last tournament update episode, from here on out the results will be revealed during our regular episodes.

The sh*t is getting real! In this bonus episode we reveal the results of the voting for The Sh*tty 16. Find out which awful movies claimed victory and moved on to The Epically Awful 8.

Skeet, skeet, skeet, looks like rain! Holy flatulent cow, Moongoons this week's listener suggested movie is nearly beyond words. "Terror at Blood Fart Lake" has all the usual suspects when it come to a horrible ultra-low budget horror movie; over the top acting, one dimensional characters that are more like caricatures, shoddy special effects that are amateurish at best, and virtually no production value. However, if you dig a little deeper you'll find some of the best, most creative and original writing we've ever seen in this level of a movie. Pair that with the incredibly committed actors and some good delivery and you have yourself a surprisingly fun movie. Not to mention two of our newest favorite characters ever, who steal the show every time they are on screen in Leo DeChampa and Caspian.