Season 3 of Cocoons of Horror will be upon us soon. In the meantime, enjoy this podcast on David Lowery's "The Green Knight." Professor Carol Parrish Jamison joins Anthony to compare the film to the original story, talk about knighthood, gift giving, and the surreal elements of the film. 

Speaking of gifts, buy yourself an early Christmas present: Chivalry in Westeros: The Knightly Code of A Song of Ice and Fire

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Join Steve and Anthony as they discuss Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.  Billed as Marvel's first horror film, director Sam Raimi has a bit of fun with the Marvel universe - but does it pay off?  Listen in and see what the boys have to say.

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Steve picked it, so now they have to watch it - 1985's cult classic, Re-Animator gets the Cocoons of Horror treatment.  What will the boys think?  Will they appreciate the quirky gorefest or will they think some things should stay buried?  Tune in to find out.

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It's spooky, it's quirky, it's An American Werewolf in London.  Steve watches the film for the first time and tries to make sense of it all with Anthony there to guide him.  Join the boys as they revisit the horror classic that gave us the phrase, "a naked American stole my balloons."

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Steve and Anthony revisit the fantasy comedy, The Golden Child.  Starring Eddie Murphy as a finder of lost children, The Golden Child is considered a bit of a cinematic disaster.  The boys take another look at the film and attempt to do an entire podcast without spilling a drop of water.

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Saddle up with Steve and Anthony as they take a look at Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid.  This is Anthony's non-horror pick for season two and also one of his all time favorite films so let's all find out if Steve appreciates it as much as he does.  

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Steve and Anthony attempt to justify their Hulu subscriptions by reviewing the thriller, No Exit.  No Exit is a movie about a young woman who finds herself stuck with strangers and off the grid, who then makes an unexpected discovery that thrusts her into a life and death struggle.  Should you take the next off ramp to No Exit or should you continue on to the next cinematic rest stop?  Listen to the podcast and decide for yourself (even though listening would reveal serious spoilers so that might not work after all).

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Obey and listen to this episode where Steve and Anthony revisit John Carpenter's cult classic, They Live.  A story about the world we live in not being everything it seems, They Live sees Rowdy Roddy Piper take on an alien invasion while participating in one of the longest fist fights ever filmed.  

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Steve and Anthony take another look at Francis Ford Coppola's ambitious film adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula.  Vampire movies abound, but Coppola looked to reintroduce us to where it all began - and he opted to invite Keanu Reeves for some reason.

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Steve and Anthony wolf-out with Michael J. Fox as they rewatch Teen Wolf.  Join the guys as they reflect on a film that explores how wolves have a natural ability to surf on vans, open cans of beer with their teeth, and create signature dance moves.  

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