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The Wes Craven/Kevin Williamson joint that changed the course of horror for a hot minute. We got a little meta, a little self-aware, as we talked about Scream from 1996.

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We dive in and discuss the patriarchy, dream sequences, and interestingly enough, the final episode of M*A*S*H. We're dealing with a classic here, Mia Farrow in "Rosemary's Baby".

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Don't let the counting get in the way. While we cannot guarantee 1000 corpses, we can guarantee a spirited discussion on the first film by Sir Dr. Robert Zombie III, "House of 100 Corpses".

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We made it y'all!! It's episode 100 and we're celebrating by discussing the much requested (by one person - who happens to be one of the hosts) film, "Nothing But Trouble". Dan Aykroyd directs and stars in this "horror" "comedy" that is... Well, troublesome.

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We pit the titans of terror against each other and come up with some questionable logic behind who wins the brackets. Were we right? Hit us up at [email protected] to let us know your thoughts!

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As the show is about to hit number 100, we take a look back at the first 99 that brought us here. We present some special awards, we discuss the #1 Team All Horror, and walk through our personal bests and worsts

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A bunch of mini-Jaws' are heading upstream... Downstream... It doesn't matter, piranha are going to attack a ton of kids and stuff! And Joe Dante is showing us how to do it right. We faced our childhood fear of carnivorous fish and checked out Piranha from 1978, just for you!








I thought the click of the doorknob coming home, releasing the door, was the loudest thing I'd heard in some time, aside from the beating of my heart. That was until those old hinges began to squeal as the door slowly opened.

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Trigger warnings need to apply to this episode. We talk about bad science, bad day for night, and bad... Well, bad a lot of things. We also talk about the philosophical implications of being a horror fan sometimes (Bill does anyway). It's a Roger Corman joint this time, "Humanoids From The Deep".






I shook as I eyed the doorknob. It shook nearly imperceptibly, then slowly began to turn.

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Come with us on a journey to the Gillman's Grotto, for an episode that got a little more... randy than expected. Another of the great, 50's monster creature features is up for discussion, this time it's "The Creature From the Black Lagoon"!






I could hear the large mass shuffle towards the closed door. My head continued to follow the sound. Did I hear something sniff?

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Marching on through another 50's monster "classic". What do you call something that lands in the middle of idyllic America in the 50's, devours people, and grows larger with each victim? Well, you call it "The Blob". Oh, and hey, Steve McQueen is in this bad boy.






Something large indeed was heaving itself up from the ground. What sounded to be large feet, possible paws, were trampling though dead branches and living ivy as it moved away from the outside wall of the shed.

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