It's finally October and this week we're discussing the OG, Halloween. Listen to our thoughts on the film and whether or not we think the first of the Big Three slashers deserve a Lights, Camera, Yes!

We made it! Lights, Camera, No hits our 50th episode and our one year anniversary all in one fell swoop. In this episode we discuss some of our favorite moments from the past year along with some of our listener's favorite episodes. We want to thank everyone for coming on this crazy ride with us and we can't wait to see what the next year holds!

The blessed day has arrived. Lauren finally watched the smash hit about a dinosaur theme park gone wrong! This week we're reviewing Jurassic Park starring Sam Neil, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum and Richard Attenborough. Did it get a Lights, Camera, Yes from everyone? Do we discuss the potential uses of the T-Rex's arms? Listen to find out!

With Eric out this week, Whitney and Lauren review the original The Amityville Horror starring James Brolin and Margot Kidder. Listen to hear their debate on if Jodie was a pig or a human and what exactly the budget for the movie was spent on, because it definitely wasn't the effects for the floating pig eyes.

This week Whitney, Eric and Lauren review the 2013 horror movie, Oculus, by Mike Flanagan. At least they try to.  At one point they're all so focused one of the character's hairstyles, things really go off the rails. Regardless, this is their review and they're sticking to it.

This week we're talking about yet another Kevin Bacon film, Stir of Echoes. Surprise, surprise, it was Lauren's pick but that's fine because we have a Bacon quota to meet every month. Listen while we talk about all the WTF moments as well as a brief musical interlude by Whitney. You. Are. Welcome.

This week we have the incredible Mike G. from the Masters of the Nerdiverse podcast on as we talk about one of the all-time greats - Poltergeist. Starring Craig T. Nelson and Jo Beth Williams join as we discuss some of the weirder choices the Freelings take along with alllllll the trivia that comes along with this horror flick. Plus, we may or may not have created a new superhero known as Night Business.

This week we're covering the movie NOT directed by James Wan, Sinister, and despite that fact still manages to be incredibly scary. So, congrats on that Mr. Scott Derrickson!

Listen along and discover which parts we questions and which parts we'll be fine never seeing again.

Reunited and it feels so good! This week all three hosts are back to discuss the 2010 horror movie, Insidious. Starring Rose Byrne and Patrick Wilson, the movie focuses on a family trying to keep evil spirits from trapping their son in a comatose realm known as The Further.

This movie scarred Lauren for life but still, she insists on watching it every so often. (Maybe to see if she's gotten tougher? We don't know.) Regardless, listen to your hosts pick apart some of the more questionable decisions a family can make when faced with demons. (Spoiler alert: There's a lot.)

This week with Eric out, Lauren and Whitney review the 2016 Kevin Bacon film, The Darkness. Will Lauren's love for Mr. Bacon weigh heavily on her rating? Will Kevin Bacon leave us another secret review? We don't know, but you can listen to this episode anyways. Enjoy!