Stephen King adaptations were a dime a dozen in the 1980's. But Mary Lambert's Pet Sematary managed to find box office success in 1989 as audiences had grown tired of the barrage of slasher sequels. Zach & Brandon take a look back at a film that was largely shot in their old stomping grounds to discuss their love of Judd's borderline offensive Maine accent, Gage's compulsion to wander in the road, the lawlessness of truck drivers in this world and much more. Please share, subscribe and write a review!!

Zach & Brandon dissect the hugely successful independent horror hit that inspired the 'torture porn' sub-genre. The boys discuss 2004's Saw, it's killer ending, unhinged performances, and new metal aesthetic. Does Saw deserve to be called one of the defining horror films of its decade, or is it simply a gimmicky premise that was stretched out over seven sequels? 

Christmas classic? Halloween classic? Classic at all? The boys debate.

Hoax or not, The Blair Witch Project is one of the most influential horror films ever made. Brandon and Zach look to see if it still holds up.

The guys celebrate their 50th episode with this Halloween cult favorite, 1993's Hocus Pocus.

After months on hiatus, Brandon and Zach are back and groovier than ever, revisiting The Emperor's New Groove!

GO NINJA, GO NINJA, GO! Brandon and Zach try to make sense of this early TMNT movie, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze.

Brandon and Zach watch this clash of slasher film titans, 2003's Freddy Vs. Jason.

What if God was one of us? Just a Buffalo tv reporter like one of us? Brandon and Zach find out covering 2003's Bruce Almighty.

Brandon and Zach take on everyone's favorite movie about a non-talking, talking kangaroo.