The Fiasco Family asks that as you take in the side show you respect the humanity of the performers in 1932’s Freaks.

The Fiasco Family likes a good ghost story, and The Eye adds a dash of Cassandra complex to the mix!

The Fiasco Family wonder why there are so many films about scarecrows and why Dark Night of the Scarecrow is pretty good.

The Fiasco Family loves malls! They love robots! They love robots killing people in malls! They’re mostly okay with the existence of Chopping Mall.

The Fiasco Family advises you to go home for the holidays. Students remaining on campus may experience some discomfort during Black Christmas.

The Fiasco Family cordially invites you to an autopsy that turns out to be a vivisection, with the medical examiner horror The Autopsy of Jane Doe.

The Fiasco Family brings this year’s HubrisWeen celebration to a close with Pakistan’s first horror movie, Zinda Laash.

The Fiasco Family just want to exploit an undeveloped island, but Yog: Monster from Space wants to exploit the whole dang planet!

The Fiasco Family visits some old classmates and... look, X Game is a movie about physical and psychological torture over childhood bullying. We really can’t make a funny here.

By not counting the number at the start of the title, The Fiasco Family got to watch both 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later in the same lineup.