In this episode John and Monster discuss Artificial Intelligence in film, what they've watched recently, Monster gives John a slasher villain quiz, and they do a deep dive into all three installments of the micro-budget indie horror film franchise, Slasher House, courtesy of Mycho Entertainment.

In this episode John and Monster discuss Stephen King content, their recent watched piles, the 1990 TV film Fear, starring Ally Sheedy, Lauren Hutton, Michael O'Keefe, and Stan Shaw, and they do a deep dive on the 1990 horror comedy The Willies, starring Sean Astin.

In this episode John and Monster talk 80s action films, slasher movies, disaster flicks, hidden gems, and they top it off with a deep dive review of the 2000 Judd Nelson TV slasher film, Cabin by the Lake.

In this episode John and Monster chat it up about their top five favorite films of 2023, as well as discuss their favorite hidden gem of the year, and their least favorite film of the year. Tune in for some unexpected picks and expand your movie knowledge, you will not be disappointed.

In this episode John and Monster discuss Christmas films in general, letterboxd and its 5 star rating system, as well as do a deep dive review of the 1995 New Years themed anthology film from directors Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino, Allison Anders, and Alexandre Rockwell, Four Rooms.

In this episode, John and Monster get festive af as they discuss multiple holiday films, including the new 2023 indie Thanksgiving themed slasher, When the Trashman Knocks, as well as the must-see made for tv SyFy Christmas classic, Letters to Satan Claus. Trust us, this is one episode you do not want to miss.

In this episode John and Monster discuss halloween horror films and what they watched during the season of Samhain, a 1961 hidden gem called La Marco del muerto, and they review the 2010 romantic comedy Going the Distance starring Drew Barrymore and Justin Long.

In this episode John and Monster talk comic book superhero films, including the new DC Flash film starring Ezra Miller, and review the immortal 1989 classic, Blind Fury starring Rutger Hater, Terry O'Quinn, Brandon Call, Eddie Cassavetes, and the late great Randall 'Tex' Cobb as Slag.

In this episode John and Monster discuss the old 1952 film noir Kansas City Confidential, as well as dig into the catalogue of William Friedkin, paying tribute to his legacy with a review of his 1977 fan favorite film, Sorcerer.

In this episode, John and Monster discuss their favorite slasher kills of all time, the 1981 cult classic slasher film The Burning, and do a deep dive/tribute to Paul Rubens (aka Pee Wee Herman) reviewing one of the greatest comedy films of all time, the 1985 classic, Pee Wee's Big Adventure.