Happy Summer Solstice! To celebrate, our hosts talk about the ways we feel held by Ari Aster’s MIDSOMMAR (and how it might be the best…or worst…first date movie) paired with Holy Roller by the phenomenal metalcore band Spiritbox. 

Samara will have her revenge on Seattle! This week, we take a trip to rainy Washington to discuss THE RING along with a personal hit from Nirvana's last studio album.

This week, we're revisiting a franchise we covered in our early Carnal Extremities days! Follow us to Slovakia to discuss Hostel: Part II paired with Shot Down by the American hardcore punk band Scowl.

Take a trip to the cinema to check out Chris Nash's ambient slasher IN A VIOLENT NATURE (2024). Our hosts give a spoiler heavy discussion on what they loved and hated about Shudder and IFC's latest release!

This week, we are going feral and taking a bite out of Julia Ducournau's RAW (2016). Following the theme of sisterhood, we're pairing this film with a release from the grungy sister duo Softcult.

These hosts have just cut, chopped, broken and burned five men beyond recognition... we are covering Meir Zarchi's infamous revenge flick, DAY OF THE WOMEN aka I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE (1978), paired with 7 Year Bitch's riot grrrl anthem Dead Men Don't Rape.

This week, we've got another Spoiled Rotten! Our hosts, Reyna, Vannah and Madison discuss their thoughts on Radio Silence's recent vampire thriller, ABIGAIL (2024).

Welcome to the first episode of the newly reanimated podcast Rotten FM, a horror podcast pairing horror movies with a music selection. Hosts Reyna Cervantes, Vannah Taylor, and Madison Fairchild discuss the hellish production of Rob Zombie's HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES (2003) and how Zombie's homage to 70's horror pairs well with Bikini Girls with Machine Guns by The Cramps!

We've got another episode of Spoiled Rotten for you! In this spoiler-heavy discussion, we share our thoughts on THE FIRST OMEN (2024) directed by Arkasha Stevenson.

It's all for you! We are continuing to talk religious horror with our guest Madison and pairing THE OMEN (1976) with To the Hellfire by Lorna Shore. This week, we discuss everything from family drama to horror remakes and surfing the aisles of video rental stores!