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Are you ready for part 2? This time we are introduced to a new Fear Street gang as they live in fear at Camp Nightwing. The film is dripping late 70's/early 80's summer camp slasher tropes! A rivalry between two towns, the bonds of sisterhood and a curse to discover all lead us right into our finale. Does this film work as its own slasher or does it get lost in its own trilogy? We find out!

Millennials rejoice, the Fear Street novels have come to life as a three-part slasher series! Best part? The first film takes place in the decade we grew up in, the 90’s! Join us as we dissect Netflix’s Fear Street Part One 1994 directed by Leigh Janiack. We cover everything from the needle drops, the young cast, the multiple killers, and of course, THAT KILL. How does this 2021 slasher hold up to the formula? We find out.

Plus in our pop culture check-in, we talk about Bee’s newest addition to her family plus lots of television shows both reality (for Ryan) and not.

It's Playtime... Again! Bee & Ryan are back with the second installment of the Chucky franchise with Child's Play 2. They go kill by the kill to analyze the film & dissect if it makes a better slasher than its predecessor and the other slashers in their list.

Plus in their pop culture check-in, they chat Justice League, superhero films in general, and the Jurrasic Park/World movies!

Will You Survive The Ride Of Your Life? Join us as we discuss 2006's Dark Ride directed by Craig Singer. This aughts slasher follows a group of unlikeable college kids as they spend the night in a deserted dark ride with an escaped mental patient. We go kill by kill to see how this indie film ranks among the best of the genre.

Plus in our pop culture check-in we talk True Blood, Nancy Drew, Clown in the Corn Field & The Craft Legacy.

Listen to the very end to catch our newest segment Killbusters where Bee & Ben go over the practicalities of the kills in this slasher.

Let's celebrate Valentine's Day with the forgotten 90's slashers Lovers Lane! Directed by Jon Ward and co-starring a pre-Scary Movie Anna Faris, this paint by the numbers slasher is full of classic tropes and surprisingly has a lot for Bee & Ryan to dive into.

Plus in our pop-culture check in we chat reality show Love Island, Netflix's Malcolm & Marie, and Paul Tremblay's horror novel Survivor Song.

He'll Love You To Pieces! It’s time for another giallo. This week Bee and Ryan dissect Sergio Martino’s Torso from 1973. We dive into this Italian horror to find out just how much it influenced the slasher genre.

Plus in our pop culture check-in we discuss Psycho Goreman, Pixar’s Soul & Stephanie Perkins book turned soon-to-be Netflix teen scream, There’s Someone Inside Your House.

What is better than three murderous kids on a rampage? Three murderous kids on a rampage during their birthday because...astrology! Join us as we dissect 1981's Bloody Birthday directed by Ed Hunt. Kill by kill we find out just how dangerous these kids are & rank them among other slashers!

Listen to the very end when we introduce a brand new segment called, Kill Busters with special guest Ben McKenzie.

Plus in our pop culture check-in we chat Bee's big life news, the True Blood reboot, & Maneater on the PS5.

This week we go kill by kill to talk about 2018's Hell Fest directed by Gregory Plotkin. Hell Fest finds us following a group of friends being terrorized by a masked serial killer in a horror-themed amusement park. From amazing visuals to a killer score from Bear McCreary we go over every detail to rank this modern slasher.

Plus in our pop culture check-in, we discuss Amazon Prime's Welcome to Blumhouse series, Halloween 2018, seeing Scream at the drive-in, and more!

Put the knife down Michael, Trick is here! Bee & Ryan tackle 2019's Trick from director Patrick Lussier. This Halloween based slasher is non-stop violence with a high energy killer, elaborate setups & so much gory goodness. We dive into those kills & then put it up against the slasher blueprint to see how well this modern flick ranks!

Plus in our pop culture check-in, we discuss Color Out of Space, Love and Monsters & Countdown!

This week Bee & Ryan are finally tackling the underlooked 80's slasher from Ken Hughes, Night School. It has everything you could want from a slasher, decapitations, nudity, a super cool ensemble for our killer, and a misogynistic & predatory professory to root against! In a year full of slashers, we see how this one ranks against the rest!

Plus in our pop-culture check-in, we talk Halloween movies, Beyond fest & more!