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We’re going to start our look at the Thorn Trilogy (and names with nearly interchangeable subtitles) within the Halloween series with the 4th installment, “Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers”. The Shape is back!

And then a slow horror dawned on me. Well, actually two slow horrors dawned on me. One, I didn’t know what a deviled egg was exactly. Two, I was laying on the floor of shack and taking messages from what was possibly a rodent. 

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The devil is in the details has probably never been more horrifically illustrated than in John Carpenter’s 1987 film “Prince of Darkness”. Is a group of scientists trying to stop the Anti-God, or are they there to bring about its rise? 

“Deviled eggs”. Is that possibly what I was picking up from the other side? My super power might be deviled eggs?

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In this corner, it's the Prince of Darkness, the Lord of the Flies, the Doctor of Dinosaurs, theeeeeee Antichrist! And in the other corner, it's... Well, check out the episode to possibly find out. We took a look at "The Final Conflict" from 1981.





There was a long, contemplative scratch from the other side of the wall.

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Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Leatherface. We took a look at the third chapter of the Texas Chainsaw series and came away with some questions about how to get through Texas, and the roads they apparently build atop canyons. Check out “Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III”.

“Can I get some sort of super power from you?” I held my breath. The heat from my body seemed to turn to vapor and sink into the concrete floor.

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Comin’ back around to Universal, back around to director James Whale, back around to Karloff, baby! We’re looking at the sequel to the monster, “The Bride of Frankenstein”.

“Can I?...” I could sense an impatience on the other side, a desire to tap scratch a denial and be done with it.

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Ok, I know, not technically a Frankenstein movie, but we weren’t getting out of here without talking about Herbert West the “Re-Animator”! Nick went in blind to the gory glory of this eighties masterpiece, Bill saw it for the… what? 85th time?

My lips twitched, I silently stammered… “Can I?...” 

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High art, high camp, let’s see what the 70’s New York art scene can do with this Frankenstein mythos. Released in some places as Andy Warhol’s Frankenstein (though he was a hands-off producer at best), we are covering “Flesh for Frankenstein” in our run through the legend of the famous doctor and creature creator.

No one had ever really bothered to ask me that before. I felt like this was once in a lifetime, something I shouldn’t waste.

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It’s Hammer time. The British film studio that is, but you still can’t touch this. Put on your parachute pants and watch Grand Moff Frankenstein (and Christopher Lee as the creature) do their thing in “The Curse of Frankenstein.”

“Jerry, son of also Jerry,” the thing tapped and scratched back. “What question can I answer for you?”

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We wanted to take a step back and look at one of the original, famous monsters – Universal’s “Frankenstein” from 1931. Young horror that really marked the trail for those that came after. Is this a gothic castle horror film that delves into themes of science vs. religion? Of negligent fathers and family dynamics? Or is Bill digging too deep again? Find out!

“Jerry, son of… Well, also Jerry.” I answered.

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Closing out the Tommy Jarvis trilogy of Friday the 13th films with the one that leaves no doubt that the man behind the mask is back – it’s “Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives”.

“What’s the name you’ve been given?” I think the thing on the other side of the wall asks. 

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