New episode is here, continuing the month of love dedicated to movies starring Tom Atkins, with the remake to the 1981 original of the same name, 2009's "My Bloody Valentine." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses differences and similarities between the original and remake, a town's dirty little secret, and dissociative identity disorder. Come check out this wonderful remake that pays homage to the original while at the same time, making it original in its own right.

It's the second week of February and continuing the theme of "Love...Crushes...and Tom Atkins" with George Romero's underrated gem, 2000's "Bruiser." The Mistress of the Menageries discusses finding one's identity, the human psyche (Id, Ego, and Superego), and unconscious thoughts and desires coming to the surface. 

February has started and, as we all know, new month means new theme, this month being "Love...Crushes...and Tom Atkins." And starting the month of love off with Carpenter's underrated gem, 1980's "The Fog." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses fog symbolism and metaphors, covering up lies and hidden truths, and good 'ol revenge.

The "New Year, More Fear" theme is comes to an end and finishing the month of January with the 1980 Jamie Lee Curtis cult classic, "Terror Train." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses gender identity, the abuse one suffers at the hands of a prank and how it can be carried years later, and Ruby Tombsday take on this horror cult classic. 

The new year has begun, and January is in full swing, and the theme of "New Year, More Fear" continues with the 1980 holiday horror cult classic, "New Year's Evil." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses a son's feelings of rejection by his mother can have consequences, antisocial personality disorder/narcissistic personality disorder, and nature vs. nurture: can evil be passed on? Come and check it out!

The new year is in full swing and the theme of "New Year, More Fear" continues with 2019's "Into the Dark: Midnight Kiss." The Mistress of the menagerie discusses the Slasher flick subgenre, flipping the final girl trope into a final boy, and innocent pranks/games that are actually harmful. Come and check out another amazing movie from Hulu's "Into the Dark" series.

Happy New Year's everyone! And a new month means a new theme, January being "New Year, More Fear." Starting January and the new year off with 2018's "Into the Dark: New Year, New You." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses color symbolism, the seven deadly sins, and good 'ol fashion revenge. Come and check out the first episode of the new year!

December is coming to an end, which means the last movie for "May you never be too old to play with (killer) dolls" theme is, 1988's "Child's Play." The Mistress of the Menagerie talks about where the name Charles Lee Ray originated from, capturing the realism of single motherhood, and what Chucky (the ultimate killer doll) represents within the movie. Come check it out!

December is in full swing and continuing the theme of May You Never be too Old to Play With (Killer) Dolls with 1978's "Magic." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses the human psyche (Id, Ego, and Superego), dissociative identity disorder, and the amazing performance of Anthony Hopkins. Come check it out!

Continuing the theme of "May You Never be too Old to Play with (Killer) Dolls" with the creepy and fun romp, 1989's "Puppet Master." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses the unusual powers of each psychic, the aspects of a "good death," and personality traits of Andre Toulon's soul. Come check out the second killer doll movie of December!