Let's Scare My Girlfriend to Death

Welcome to July - where we begin the exploration of all things Romero-style zombie!! 

We begin the first, the OG, the legend, (the free) Night of the Living Dead

Bet you didn't know that this unique and original zombie movie had a lot to say about the times in which is was created and a lot to say about the current state of America.

Join us as we discuss racism, 1955 vs now, and watch the Charles Laughton directed classic The Night of the Hunter.

Happy Father's Day.  Here's something a little different: a South Korean zombie movie that fits our theme of Fathers.  Enjoy!

It's our first tradition! In honor of Father's Day, we watch Stepfather 2 because we watched Stepfather (the OG) last year.  Join us for nonsense about Jonathan Brandis, how a mental institution does and does not work, and how much easier it was in the eighties to get away with shit.

The big screen adaptation of Stephen King's novella The Mist.  Join us for discussions of classism, grocery stores, and government screw ups.

June 1st brings the the first of our Father's day month horror films.

Join us as we have watch Bill Paxton's 2001 criminally underrated horror/thriller, and have a frank discussion of mental illness and fathers.

Let's end May's theme of "Solitude Horror" with 2015's Green Room: the late Anton Yelchin's breakout hit.  Content warning: lots and lots of talk about gangs, hatred, and the dumbasses who call themselves White Supremacists.  

Join us as we take a trip to an island, or maybe purgatory, as we watch Robert Eggers 2019 film The Lighthouse.

It's our Mother's Day episode!  And what could be more Mother's Day than a movie with "Horror's Mom" Dee Wallace?  Join us for Cujo and call your mother.

Join us for a mind bendy, claustrophobic, John Goodman time as we watch 10 Cloverfield Lane.