MARCH MADMEN

Come on down to New Jersey's Clam Casino! Or can we interest you in some dead-delivery-driver pizza? Part 2 of this pod pits William Lustig’s Maniac against Amy Holden Jones’ The Slumber Party Massacre.

Brace yourself for more Madmen! In this outing Deep Red wrestles with Intruder, Maniac 1981 crashes The Slumber Party Massacre, and then two newer films face off: Hell Fest and Freaky. It’s bloody good fun.

To celebrate our 100th episode, original co-host Michael T. Kuciak returns to join us in a look back at the various incarnations of the podcast over the years. It’s 90 minutes of love, laughs and drunken reminiscences. As well as a few potshots at each other’s taste in movies!

We’ve got more March Madmen for you lunatics! Part 2 of this pod pits My Bloody Valentine 3D against Wes Craven’s New Nightmare before Psycho II faces off with The Funhouse. Spoiler: John is not a huge fan of New Nightmare.

Let’s kick off another episode of our slasher-movie season with a real mismatch, John Carpenter’s seminal 1977 film Halloween matching up with 1988’s less-prestigious Maniac Cop. This discussion really goes off the rails…

In Part 2 of this pod, Dario Argento’s Opera (1987) tries to manhandle the Elijah Wood Maniac remake (2012) and Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984) tests its chops against The Return of Michael Myers (1988) in a battle of two top franchises’ fourth installments. It’s gonna be pretty cray.

It’s time for another matchup with the March Madmen! Part 1 has the granddaddy of ‘em all, Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho, going up against Herschell Gordon Lewis’ Blood Feast. Which early '60s slasher will prevail? Put this ep in your ear.

Part 2 of this pod pits the O.G. Chucky movie (1988) against a rebooted Leatherface and fam’s film (2003) before those eerie, masked Strangers board the Midnight Meat Train. That last matchup is an especially tough one...

Another six slasher movies step into the arena! Happy Death Day faces off with Fear Street ’78, Child’s Play (1988) takes on Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003), and The Strangers matches up with Midnight Meat Train. Who will survive and what will be left of them?

As the tournament to decide the world’s greatest slasher movie rolls on, we’ve got two more matchups to adjudicate! Is The Burning better than Stage Fright? What’s more meta, Behind the Mask or Final Girls? This ep has all the answers, kiddos! Put it in your ear-holes.