In which Amie & Adrienne discuss CENSOR (2021), Directed by Prano Bailey-Bond. Featuring video nasties, gorgeous giallo colors, VHS glitches, the horror of conservative values, and male inadequacy revenge catharsis.

‘Video nasties’: It was the 1980s, and moral madness stalked the land - The Irish Times

Chatting Horror and Influences with Prano Bailey-Bond, Writer/Director of CENSOR - Cinapse

Film-maker Prano Bailey-Bond: ‘People think horror is just exploding heads’ - The Guardian

In which Amie & Adrienne discuss BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER (1992), Directed by Fran Rubel Kuzui! Featuring slapstick humor, 90’s spandex, many parade floats, DREAMY LUKE PERRY, and the funniest vampire death sequence ever.

AMC Backstory: Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Buffy's' Gnarly Date With Destiny - Los Angeles Times

Ben Affleck On That Time He Was In Buffy The Vampire Slayer | 8 Days

In which Amie & Adrienne discuss HONEYMOON (2014), Directed by Leigh Janiak! Featuring a couple who should 100% NOT be married, lots of slime, very squirm-worthy body horror, and the worst interpretation of “hiding” ever.

‘Honeymoon’: How Leigh Janiak Subverts the Traditional Role of Women Within the Home | Screen Queens

Leigh Janiak Interview: The Low-Budget Creepiness of Honeymoon | Den of Geek

Part two of our Mary Lambert discussion, in which Amie & Adrienne discuss PET SEMATARY TWO (1992)! Featuring peak Edward Furlong, a topless woman with a dog head, massacred kittens, atmosphere LIKE WHOA, and a whole lotta rabbits.

1989 ‘Pet Sematary’ Director Mary Lambert On Working With Stephen King, Going Dark, ‘Pet Sematary 2’ and More | Slash Film

Mary Lambert’s Ideal ‘Pet Sematary’ Sequel Would Have Centered On a Grown Up Ellie Creed | Bloody Disgusting

In which Amie & Adrienne discuss PET SEMATARY (1989), Directed by Mary Lambert! Featuring giant trucks, scary roads, reanimated pets, AMAZING set design, and the best, scariest lil tot ever. NOW I WANT TO PLAY WITH YOUUUUUUUUUUU 

‘Pet Sematary’ Director Mary Lambert on Using Old-Fashioned Effects for Scares in Pre-CGI Stephen King Adaptation | Variety https://variety.com/2020/artisans/production/pet-sematary-director-mary-lambert-1234806633/ 

Original Pet Sematary director unearths secrets of the 1989 horror classic | Entertainment Weekly https://ew.com/movies/2019/04/04/pet-sematary-1989-mary-lambert-director/ 

The Pet Sematary Scene That Even Hardened Horror Fans Always Skip | Looper https://www.looper.com/333429/the-pet-sematary-scene-that-even-hardened-horror-fans-always-skip/?utm_campaign=clip

Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary

In which Amie & Adrienne talk about THE BYE BYE MAN (2017), Directed by Stacy Title! Featuring a memorable catchphrase, an imagined love triangle, lots of train imagery, a town with ONE SINGLE JOURNALIST, Faye Dunaway! and a hairless devil dog.

Special Features from The Bye Bye Man DVD

Stacy Title (The Bye Bye Man), Trevor Macy (Oculus, The Strangers, Hush), & Jonathan Penner (Survivor) Reddit AMA

Interview: Director Stacy Title Talks The Bye Bye Man | Daily Dead

Saying Goodbye to Stacy Title | Vulture

In which Amie & Adrienne talk about SORORITY HOUSE MASSACRE (1986), Directed by Carol Frank for their TENTH EPISODE! Featuring extreme memory loss, an awkward fashion montage, a psychic link, and the least secure asylum ever.

In Praise of 1986’s Sorority House Massacre | Coming Soon Net:

In which Amie & Adrienne discuss VAMPS (2012), Directed by Amy Heckerling! Featuring a killer cast, drinking rats with straws, vampires reconciling their taxes, and the best Van Helsing casting EVER.

Interview with VAMPS Director Amy Heckerling | Women & Hollywood:

Alicia Silverstone's partnership with director Amy Heckerling comes back to life with the new party-hearty 'Vamps' | Daily News:

VAMPS Trailer:

In which Amie & Adrienne discuss AMULET (2020), Directed by Romola Garai.Featuring toxic #notallmen masculinity, a crumbling old mansion, a kindly nun, SEVERE plumbing problems, and birthing bat babies!

AMULET Trailer:

‘Amulet’ Writer/Director Romola Garai Breaks Down the Horror Film’s Ending - VARIETY: