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This week we dissect 1980's Maniac where a psychotic man with serious mommy issues stalks and slashes the attractive women of NYC. We obsess over Tom Savini's special effects, marvel at the weird dialogue and dive into what this proto-slasher has to offer. Plus in our pop culture check-in we talk divorce, Colorado, The Boy 2 & To All The Boys I've Loved Before.

In 1976 we were given Alice, Sweet Alice. Directed by Alfred Sole, a slasher before the slashers existed. We take a look at this iconic proto-slasher and look at how it helped shape the genre we love. Plus in our pop culture check-in we talk Super Bowl and Birds of Prey.

Susan Jeremy, Valentine's Day, and a really weird hospital. This is all you need to know about 1981's Hospital Massacre. Follow along with us as we try and make sense of this bonkers 80's holiday slasher.

Plus in our pop culture check-in we discuss Zombieland 2, One Cut of the Dead, Ready or Not, Detective Pikachu & Bad Times at the El Royale.

Happy New Year! We are kicking off 2020 with a low budget winter slasher from 1988, Iced!

Iced is a soapy, formulaic slasher about a group of friends who find themselves invited to a new ski lodge only to be stalked and slashed. Plus in our pop culture check-in we discuss Underwater, the new Grudge, Scooby-Doo & Pokemon Sword.

We say goodbye to 2019 with our last episode of the year, 2005's Santa's Slay! This holiday slasher is full of nonstop puns and an insane kill count all at the hands of a demon Santa played by professional wrestler Bill Goldberg. Plus in our pop culture check-in we talk Uncut Gems, Cats, The Hustle, You season 2 and Soundtrack!

Merry Christmas! To celebrate the holidays we cover the newest Black Christmas flick. Directed by Sophia Takal, this Blumhouse produced remake takes the female empowerment messages of the original and amps them up to an extreme. One of the most divided we have been about a movie, so listen to hear our thoughts and where it lands on our ranking of slashers!

This week Bee & Ryan dive into their first Indian slasher with 2019's Game Over directed by Ashwin Saravanan. A film about trauma, death, survival and yes, video games.

The time has come for Ryan and Bee to dissect the season finale! Frankly, we are impressed we made it. We discuss the final episode, the surprising resolution, what happened and honestly what we wished would happen, and our overall thoughts of the season.

This year, it's not the turkey being carved for Thanksgiving. This week we discuss 1981's Thanksgiving-inspired slasher Home Sweet Home, which involves a PCP maniac with a "Body by Jake" and a ranch full of horny men and women to create a mostly fun film despite the budget.

Plus in the pop culture check-in, we talk The Lighthouse, The Old Dark House,

Jerry Maguire, Spider-Man: Far From Home, The Spy Who Dumped Me. Molly’s Game. The Impossible and Crawl.

A deadly trio emerges, hell-bent on unleashing a new era at Camp Redwood. Our former counselors desperately try to keep history from repeating itself.

One left until the finale, and spoiler alert, Bee & Ryan didn't love this episode. We dive into what did work, hint it's the humor, and what that ending means for the finale.