Horror Vomit

This week we talk about the only Oz Perkins film we had yet to do, and it erupts into a full on blood soaked nightmare. Not really. We had a pretty civil discussion about an objectively boring movie that one of us loves dearly, and the other is wrong about.

This week we're talking about a film that really, really shines. This film is a bright spot in a world of darkness, and we ate it up with without even having to use our dental plates. Ladies and Gentlemen. Please go watch Housebound. It's very good.

 

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This week we're talking about a film that is both pretty damn scary, and also a little stupid. So nail those windows shut, crack your jaw open, and gulp down a nice warm cancer riddled child. You earned it!

 

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This week we're talking Depraved. The greatest film of all time. That's not exactly true, but it's pretty god damn good.

In the first installment of Review Vomit, Brad and Chris get all the way high and watched Joker. Brad makes good points while Chris limps along confused by what we had just witnessed.

This week we're talking about The Last Circus. Holy smokes!

This week we're talking about A Christmas Horror Story with The Hoop! Kristina Hoople joins me as we go on a magical journey that ends with crushing disappointment.

This week we're finishing up our two part series about vampires with Stake Land. Go watch this film immediately. It's incredible. THEY THROW VAMPIRES OUT OF A HELICOPTER!!!

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This week is the first of our two part tribute to vampire flicks: 1987's Near Dark. R.I.P. Bill Paxton. Thanks for everything.

 

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This week we talked about Humanoids From The Deep. What do you want? It's a 1980 Corman flick. But is it more? Not really, but we liked it just fine the way it is.