Baseball Boy dies!

 

This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable.

 

In this episode, we suffer through the kidnapping, torture and killing of Baseball Boy from Doctor Sleep (2019), the fascinating sequel to The Shining from superb horror director Mike Flanagan.

 

We wanna know: What's the best scene in a Stephen King adaptation? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

 

"It's the moaner!"

 

This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable.

 

The holidays get nasty with a deep dive into 2.5 minutes of Black Christmas (1974), a deeply disturbing holiday horror film that relies on audio and atmopshere for chills -- and became the blueprint for slashers like Jim Carpenter's Halloween.

 

Hit us back: What's your favorite holiday horror film? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

 

"We've got... Santa Claus"

 

This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable.

 

For this holiday episode, Jessica walks through the terrifying interrogation scene from Rare Exports, in which fearless Lapland natives are scared shitless of a scrawny old coot they caught in a wolf trap. It's an oddly satisfying twist on the Santa Claus legend with evil corporations and a whole lotta naked old men.

 

We wanna hear from you: What's your favorite holiday horror film? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

 

Buried alive!!

 

This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable.

 

In this episode, Phil tries to defend his love for Rob Zombie's nasty brand of ultra-violence by picking through the director's 2003 debut, House of 1,000 Corpses.

 

We wanna hear from you: What buried alive scene gives you the chills? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

 

Hiya, Georgie...

 

This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable.

 

This week, Kailyn looks at the horrifying opening scene of IT from three angles: the book, the mini-series and the 2017 remake.

 

 

We wanna hear from you: What's your favorite version of IT? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

 

Gobble gobble motherf*cker!!

 

This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable.

 

For this holiday episode, Phil barely holds it together remembering his favorite scene from his favorite holiday B-movie, the original ThanksKilling (2009).

 

Turkie and ThanksKilling hold a special place in our hearts as the original Macabre Bros Drinking Game. Play it now!

 

We wanna hear from you: What's your favorite cheesy holiday horror flick? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

 

Spoiler alert: Spoilers, but who's complaining? It's a talking turkey

Arrow to the Adam's apple!

 

This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable.

 

In this one, Johnson is still trying to figure out how a cheesy, low-budget '80s slasher pulled off one of the most impressive practical effects from the decade... and one of the most surprising endings from the genre!

 

Let's hear from YOU: What's the best practical effect you've seen in a horror flick? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

 

Spoiler alert: Minor spoilers

How does Jason Voorhees kill teenagers? Let us count the ways...

| Quick stats |

182 deaths in 11 films

34 by "pure muscle," WWF style

7 beheadings, including 3 two-fers, 1 three-fer!

6 hanging impalings, a la Mikey Myers

17 throats slashed, which seems kinda low

 

Now let's hear from you: What's your favorite kill in a Jason flick? Hit us up macabrebros (at) gmail.com or on Facebook @macabrebros

Jason gets exploded!!

 

This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable.

 

For this episode, Ryan marvels at all the lead the CIA pumps into Jason's undead body in Part 9: Jason Goes To Hell... but he's more impressed by the sexy secret agent's towel skills. Good work, Agent Markus!

 

Let's hear from YOU: Got a favorite scene of utter insanity from Friday the 13th? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

The most terrifying 3 minutes in zombie cinema!

 

This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable.

 

In this episode, Jessica explains how the opening scene of 28 Weeks Later (2007) is better than everything that comes after it.

 

AND while you're at it, scroll through recent podcasts for Jessica's 28 Days Later double feature!

 

Let's hear from YOU: What's your favorite scene from a zombie flick? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

 

Spoiler alert: There are spoilers