Join us on our first episode featuring urban legends. We start with Maryland, the place we live. Weird I know.  Come find out why you should always pay attention while driving in the hills, be an understanding parent, never call your neighbor a bad name.  

What lurks within these mysterious halls and what horrors will you find? Betrayal at House on a Hill is a fun filled horror game that pays homage to countless Universal monsters, classic films and Gothic book characters. Join us as we review this game with a returning guest, our friend Noah. 

In the final film of Carpenter's apocalypse trilogy we get the best of classic cinematography, creatures from void, and Sam Neill's great acting. Join us as we jump into a world that is obsessed with horror novels and homicidal paranoia is quickly taking over the world. 

This unique film was not only John Carpenters passion project, but has sparked its own fandom. What is better than a super pale Alice Cooper impaling people with bicycle's and swirling green slime of doom!

Join us for our first episode focusing on John Carpenter. This time around we examine The Fog, Carpenter's first film after Halloween. A movie that helped cement his reputation as a horror director. 

For some this might be an easy question. To others, trying to answer "what makes a good horror movie" is like trying to decide on what you want to eat for dinner. This episode is one part of many as we go through the things that are needed to create a movie and give our opinion on horror films that succeeded or flopped. 

Happy St. Patrick's Day!! Join us as we discuss the first Leprechaun film and franchise. Grab a beer and dont take gold from any small green men!! You have been warned. 

This classic John Carpenter film showcased supernatural creatures and isolation through legendary cinematography and special effects. What is better then Kurt Russell and shapeshifting aliens!

Join us as we discuss Netflix latest horror movie. This sequel to the 1974 classic has had mixed reviews, but we enjoy a challenge. So do you think it will live up to the legend?

Do you want to watch Kathy Bates in her most acclaimed performance and one of the best Stephen King adaptations? Misery is a slow burn phycological film full of seclusion, insanity, and obsession.