HOLY VIRAL OUTBREAK, BATMAN! These two cohosts who tend to debate and disagree on many things chose the SAME EXACT movie this time. That must mean it is amazing. This film re-introduced zombies to the masses in 2002 and sends a deep message about humanity and how we treat each other. Can rage be infectious? Can it cause an apocalypse? Maybe we should all turn the news off and sing happy songs...

These films are going to make you ask yourself, "what is REALLY going on?" Is the terror an external threat, or is it merely all in the characters' minds? UMMM, you decide. Just don't lose your mind doing so.

안녕하세요 ....That means Hello! And it also means, the hosts are talking about the best Korean horror film in the short list of Korean horror films that they've actually seen. These two films should just be on the top of any list of great horror films, regardless of origin because they are full of great scenes, great story lines and they keep you on the edge of your seat. Oh, and go listen to episode 1 where they talk about a good runner up in this category!

Whether they kill you with their mind, or their...good looks and monstrous teeth, some chicks just can't help but kill. Estrogen, revenge, murder and blood...lots of blood: That's what this episode is made of.

Kids can be weird, although most of the time, they mean well. But the children in these films don't belong in any play ground or anywhere near other humans for that matter. This is way worse than the "terrible twos." This is murder and mayhem.

Looking to move? Make sure your agent knows you want to stay away from any house that has a history of any murder-suicides. Because we all know...either the house made them do it because it was built on some burial ground, or the spirits of the grisly misfortune will continue to wreak havoc on the unsuspecting residents. We're not dealing with kind ghostly housemates like Adam and Barbara Maitland in today's films. We're dealing with some seriously effed up spirits with a deadly agenda.

While young women are usually portrayed as victims of some heinous crime in many horror films, this theme acts as the center of the plot in most revenge films. However, they let the audience live vicariously as tables are turned against the assailant by the hands of those scorned. There's no room for legal justice here. Revenge is a dish best served with brutality and gore and all packaged up with an ending that makes you feel the world is balanced once again.

Consider this your official countdown to Halloween with a special series of mini-sodes. Get a daily dose of horror with Tracy & Minki every day in October as they both talk about one film that they consider to be the best in each sub-genre >> While young women are usually portrayed as victims of some heinous crime in many horror films, this theme acts as the center of the plot in most revenge films. However, they let the audience live vicariously as tables are turned against the assailant by the hands of those scorned. There's no room for legal justice here. Revenge is a dish best served with brutality and gore and all packaged up with an ending that makes you feel the world is balanced once again.

Who really likes feeling motion sickness while watching a shaky cam movie that's trying to pretend to be real when it's so obviously not? Does anyone really LOVE found footage films? Well, Tracy really doesn't, but she musters up the will to put forward a film that she can kind of get behind. Minki's selection comes from a long running franchise that Tracy can't believe ever became so popular, but hey...that's why horror is so great. There's something for everyone.

Feeling trapped? Lost? Stuck? Totally screwed? You might need a dose of therapy...with your doctors of horror borne illness, Tracy and Minki. Once you hear about how royally isolated the characters in these two movies are, you will feel MUCH better.