On this week's thrilling continuation of our coverage of The Haunting of Hill House, we discuss what may be our favorite episode, and it's probably not the one you'd think.

This week we plunge further into The Haunting of Hill House. Warning: Due to the nature of the episodes covered, there is extensive talk about drugs. Just a heads up. Otherwise, it's us talking about possibly the two most inconsequential episodes the series has to offer.

This week we watched the Tim Robbins classic Jacob's Ladder. It's very good if you don't think about it too much.

In the very first episode of our new five part mini-series, Kayla and Chris begin the journey into Mike Flanagan's Netflix original series The Haunting of Hill House. This is where our descent into madness starts. Enjoy!

This time around Brad introduced Chris to the fantastic 1961 musical about a warlock who bewitches a town and becomes a demigod. Good stuff.

This week we're talking about a film with an amazing premise that is ruined by making it a feature length film. Just two cool dudes dissecting a witch. Sure. Why not?

This week we're talking to our light, our love, and our good friend, Kristina Hoople, about the 2014 mega-hit Clown. It's pretty good for a 2014 horror film called Clown. Demon clown. Sure.

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This week we're dipping back into the classics with 1973's Messiah of Evil. We liked it a whole lot. Beach rats, dude. Beach rats.

This week we're talking about Kristen Steward being fantastic in a movie that may or may not be very, very good. Who can say? We liked it.