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?

This week we spiral back into the world of Japanese horror, this time through the lens of acclaimed artist/author Junji Ito! First we annoy each other to death with Tomie: Re-birth (2001), then we... wait. Something stinks like rotten flesh! Is it Blootster, or is it Gyo: Tokyo Fish Attack! (2012)? Finally, we'll cast our gaze ever inward to the center of Uzumaki (2000).

This week we spiral back into the world of Japanese horror, this time through the lens of acclaimed artist/author Junji Ito! First we annoy each other to death with Tomie: Re-birth (2001), then we... wait. Something stinks like rotten flesh! Is it Blootster, or is it Gyo: Tokyo Fish Attack! (2012)? Finally, we'll cast our gaze ever inward to the center of Uzumaki (2000).

The episode that your parents warned you about! This week, Horrorble does what nintendon't by once again bringing you three reviews of films based (maybe?) on videogames! Resident Evil makes it's third appearance on the cast with it's third film, Resident Evil: Extinction (2007). A Japanese RPG Maker game from 1996 somehow becomes a live action film called Corpse Party (2015), and last but probably not least, the cast underdog favorite Uwe Boll brings us a reason to be afraid of the dark in the form of Alone in the Dark (2005). Today's cast is set to hard mode, will we review enough gems to get the special hidden ending?

The episode that your parents warned you about! This week, Horrorble does what nintendon't by once again bringing you three reviews of films based (maybe?) on videogames! Resident Evil makes it's third appearance on the cast with it's third film, Resident Evil: Extinction (2007). A Japanese RPG Maker game from 1996 somehow becomes a live action film called Corpse Party (2015), and last but probably not least, the cast underdog favorite Uwe Boll brings us a reason to be afraid of the dark in the form of Alone in the Dark (2005). Today's cast is set to hard mode, will we review enough gems to get the special hidden ending?

Another month, another episode where we subject ourselves to the best (and worst) YOU have to offer. Let the Right One In (2008), Shaun of the Dead and Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2010) are your picks this month.

Another month, another episode where we subject ourselves to the best (and worst) YOU have to offer. Let the Right One In (2008), Shaun of the Dead and Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2010) are your picks this month.

They say justice is blind, and what better way for the Horrorble crew to dish out some justice than to grant some stinkers and gems to three films featuring prominent blind characters. Okay so maybe Riddick isn't blind, but he's got some pretty intense sunglasses in Pitch Black (2000). Julia and Julia With a Wig show us a fear of the unseen in Julia's Eyes (2011), and we nearly go blue in the face with Don't Breathe (2016).

They say justice is blind, and what better way for the Horrorble crew to dish out some justice than to grant some stinkers and gems to three films featuring prominent blind characters. Okay so maybe Riddick isn't blind, but he's got some pretty intense sunglasses in Pitch Black (2000). Julia and Julia With a Wig show us a fear of the unseen in Julia's Eyes (2011), and we nearly go blue in the face with Don't Breathe (2016).

Here at the Horrorble Podcast, we like to stay up to date with the latest trends and pop culture, so this week we've built a theme around the hit new show Seinfeld! Our movies in this episode each feature an actor from the little known gem in the rough, Seinfeld. Michael Richards spoofs and goofs around as "Not-Kramer" in Transylvania 6-5000 (1985), Julia Louis-Dreyfus hams it up with Harry Potter Jr. in Troll (1986) and Jason Alexander may or may not exist in Bones (2001). Laugh tracks and bass lines abound in today's episode, based on the hit TV show Seinfeld. It's Seinfeld themed.