New month means new theme, with this month's theme being "It's all in your head" where I will focus on horror movies that take place in one's own head. Starting the month off with 2020's, "The Torturer" with special guest, the director of the film, Joe Manco. The Mistress of the Menagerie and Joe discuss the film industry, survivor's guilt, and not giving up but losing the fight. Come check it out!

Ending the month of June early, and what better way to celebrate Father's Day than talking about the ultimate "Daddy knows best: Bad dads within horror movies" movie with the creepy, 1987's "The Stepfather." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses antisocial personality disorder, searching for that "perfect" family, and trying to analyze Jerry's past. Come check it out!

May has come to an end and June has begun which, as you all know, new month means new theme with this month's theme being "Daddy Knows Best: Bad Dads in Horror Movies." Starting the month off with Wes Craven's underrated gem, 1991's "The People Under the Stairs" with special guest, my buddy Chris Brunner of Brunner's Bar. The Mistress of the Menagerie and special guest, Chris, discuss Alice in Wonderland/The Lost boys of Peter Pan, the rich vs. the poor, and how looks can be deceiving. Come check it out!

May has come to an end and I will be concluding the theme of "Let's talk about horror movies, eh?" With the gateway horror, creature feature, 1987's "The Gate." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses dealing with the grief of losing a loved one, closing the gate on childhood, and the fear of adulthood. Come check it out!

Continuing the theme of "Let's talk about horror movies, eh?" Where I will focus on Canadian horror movies with the remake of a Cronenberg cult classic, 2019's "Rabid" by the Soska Sisters. The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses the price of beauty, the search for immortality, and the similarities/differences between the remake and the original. Come check it out!

As you all know, new month means new theme with this month's theme being "Let's talk about horror movies, eh?" Where I will be focusing on Canadian horror movies. Starting the month of May off with an intense zombie flick, 2019's "Blood Quantum." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses family values, colonialism, and what Blood Quantum refers too. Come check it out!

Ending the month of April and the theme of "I'm not saying it was aliens...but it was aliens" with the underrated, 1995's "Species," with special guest, Matt from Killer Horror Critic. The Mistress of the Menagerie and her guest, Matt, discuss Erikson's Identity vs. Role Confusion, puberty/female sexuality, and people taking control over women's reproductive rights. Come check it out!

Continuing the theme of "I'm not saying it was aliens but...it was aliens" for the month of April with the dark and atmospheric, underrated 2013's "Dark Skies." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses adolescence stage of life (Identity vs. Role Confusion), a crumbling marriage, and aliens being a metaphor for puberty and stress within a marriage. Come check it out!

March has ended and as you know, new month means new theme with this month's theme being "I'm not saying it was aliens but...it was aliens," where I will be focusing on horror movies featuring aliens and extraterrestrials. We start April off with the classic and claustrophobic, 1979's "Alien." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses fear of the unknown/fear of those who you are supposed to trust, role reversal, and Ripley being the ultimate final girl and bad ass. Come check it out!

March has come to an end which means I will be ending my David Cronenberg appreciation month, with the theme of, "Of sound mind...sound body...and the manipulation of flesh," with Cronenberg's sophomore feature film, 1977's "Rabid." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses women's rights and sexual freedom, mad scientist metaphors (the creation turning on its creator), and phallic symbols/role reversal. Come check it out!