Elliott & Micah talk about Grey Dog and how the author accidentally wrote one of the best horror novels of 2024.

After a brief 16-year hiatus, Jason Voorhees is back. The Slasher Bros. get into Sweet Revenge, the new F13 short, and reminisce about their childhoods summering at Camp Crystal Lake .

Incestuous aunties, homophobic cops, milk lickers, and a golden box of secrets. The Slasher Bros. do 1981's Butcher Baker Nightmare Maker.

We've been pretty busy in Slasherville, but we're still here doing what we do, and this week we sitting down with special guest producer and writer Noa Durban to discuss Dream Warriors, Silent Hill and the Butthole Surfers.

Don't even think about burning this guy's house down and killing his family to build your mall. We won't spoil it for you, but "someone" will get his revenge if you do.

Unfortunately, you've probably never seen this movie, so there's no chance you'll have a clue what we're talking about in this episode. It's called Scream, and it came out in 1996 or something. You may recognize the guest we talk about it with, though.

Alexander Taylor is the music composer for films like Scream Queen: My Nightmare on Elm Street (2019), Arkansas (2020) and The Spider (2024). So, we couldn't think of a better person to talk to about how even an obscure movie like the one we have for you here can be lifted up to a place of pride with just a little help from music.

Grab your crucifixes...or crucifixi and vomit pea soup out your B-holes because Alex and Micah are back from break with the little known 1973 possession horror flick, "The Exorcist."

The Slasher Brothers are joined by very special guest, drag queen superstar SHE...with special commentary by mystery guest voice, Dr. Scott!

Is "The Exorcist" of them things you should watch alone in the darks or is it just an overrated piece of garbage that makes you type crappy sentences into the episode details section? Only time and this episode will tell.