Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil. Well, technically we are speaking evil this week, and you're getting ready to hear evil. But rest assured you'll see no evil! This is a podcast after all. This week we're taking a look at three devilish films with "Evil" in the title. We open our mouths as wide and spooky-looking as we can and take in Ouija: Origin of Evil (2016), it's all a big misunderstanding in Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2010), and we get haunted by a creepy boy who used to be our womb-twin but now is... yeah, it's Evil Dead Trap 2 (1992).

This week the spooky boys pay tribute to one of the biggest, baddest, sexiest hunks in all of horror! Who's that you ask? No, not Bruce Campbell. No, no, not Jason Vorheez. And alright, maybe horror is a stretch, but he's been in a lot of movies that are almost horror! That's right, it's our Kevin Bacon fringe horror theme you've all been waiting for! We spend 2 hours near death with Kevin in Flatliners (1990), grow our mustaches and go for a ride with finely aged Bacon in Cop Car (2015) and finally get the Kevin Bacon shower scene we've been waiting for since Footloose in Death Sentence (2007)!

This week the spooky boys pay tribute to one of the biggest, baddest, sexiest hunks in all of horror! Who's that you ask? No, not Bruce Campbell. No, no, not Jason Vorheez. And alright, maybe horror is a stretch, but he's been in a lot of movies that are almost horror! That's right, it's our Kevin Bacon fringe horror theme you've all been waiting for! We spend 2 hours near death with Kevin in Flatliners (1990), grow our mustaches and go for a ride with finely aged Bacon in Cop Car (2015) and finally get the Kevin Bacon shower scene we've been waiting for since Footloose in Death Sentence (2007)!

Ready? Fight! This week the spooky boys pit three "versus" movies against each other in the fight to end all fights. Whoever wins, we lose in Alien vs. Predator (2003). Two Japanese horror icons enter the Ring for a Grudge match in Sadako vs. Kayako (2016), and horror fans everywhere face off against their keyboard and our comment section when they hear our review of Freddy vs. Jason (2004). Who will leave the ring with the coveted Championship Gem-Belt?!

Ready? Fight! This week the spooky boys pit three "versus" movies against each other in the fight to end all fights. Whoever wins, we lose in Alien vs. Predator (2003). Two Japanese horror icons enter the Ring for a Grudge match in Sadako vs. Kayako (2016), and horror fans everywhere face off against their keyboard and our comment section when they hear our review of Freddy vs. Jason (2004). Who will leave the ring with the coveted Championship Gem-Belt?!

Another month, another episode where we subject ourselves to the best (and worst) YOU have to offer. Orca (1977), Rites of Spring (2011) and The Monster (2016) are your picks this month.

Another month, another episode where we subject ourselves to the best (and worst) YOU have to offer. Orca (1977), Rites of Spring (2011) and The Monster (2016) are your picks this month.

Do you just wanna rock and roll all night? How about party every day? Well we do, and what better way to bring in the new year than a rock and roll party with your favorite spooky boys! It's almost the new year, and in this episode we spend almost an hour and a half talking about the smelly stinker that was 2016. It's not all bad though, because we're going to give you our shiniest (and stinkiest) picks of films that we reviewed this year. We love you all and we'll see you next year!

Do you just wanna rock and roll all night? How about party every day? Well we do, and what better way to bring in the new year than a rock and roll party with your favorite spooky boys! It's almost the new year, and in this episode we spend almost an hour and a half talking about the smelly stinker that was 2016. It's not all bad though, because we're going to give you our shiniest (and stinkiest) picks of films that we reviewed this year. We love you all and we'll see you next year!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! In this weeks (heavily) 'nog-fueled episode, we take a look at three films that celebrate the true meaning of Christmas. First we visit our childhood memories of poorly photoshopped VHS box covers with Jack Frost (1997). Next, Black Christmas (2006) shows us what happens when you lock away a boy with bright yellow skin. Finally, Krampus (2015) scares us sober! (Not really.) We've been very good boys this year, but did Santa leave us a stocking full of beautiful gems, or a pile of stinky coal?