SlasherCast

Oh boy... The guys gather round to watch the former guvernator Arnold Schwarzenneger in a heartfelt family drama that just happens to have zombies and Abigail Breslin (sometimes both!). So what did the guys think? How long will it take for the first Ahnuld sound clip to play? How thin will that premise wear before completely derailing the show? How many movie quotes can the guys spout off in one show????? For answers to these and other questions (plus Mike's News and a list), join special guest DA Chaney and the guys on this episode of SlasherCast!

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This week we travel to Bad City, Iran to review the vampire drama A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, directed by Ana Lily Amirpour. Also on the show Jack recounts his experiences at Texas Frightmare, Mike's news, and we might just review a list if time permits.

The first summer blockbuster of 2015 is here, and we've put together a super team to review Avengers: Age of Ultron.  This is a major tentpole movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so we give it its due with an in-depth discussion of all the polarizing aspects of the film and the repercussions it will have throughout the franchise.  Side Effect, Assemble! 

This week your fab five check out their social media accounts to see if they've been Unfriended. After taking a vow to avoid theater-born supernatural movies, does their gamble on an MTV produced outing pay off or are they looking in vain for the 'dislike' button? Also, you get Mike's News and a top 13 list that turns into a game of name that Rotten Tomatoes score. All this and lots and lots more.

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It's a two-for as the guys go back to back with an interesting pair of movies. They shrug off the long cold winter and see if Spring looks any brighter and then have a chew at Zombeavers. Not seeing the connection? Yeah, sometimes it doesn't have to make sense. Plus you get Mike's News and a lot of hilarity.

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This week on SlasherCast, theguys shine a light on What We Do In The Shadows. After being sucked dry by a lot of so-called horror comedies in the last year, will your five favorite fingers feel the need to stake this one? Also, we discuss our favorite and least favorite vampire movies with some help from you the listener. Plus you get Mike's News and a surprise vist from the governator. Oh what delights are in store for you!

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They're back, and this time the guys are all here for a review of It Follows, a film getting a lot of buzz and praise. So what did the fingers say? You might just be surprised. Plus, an all new round of the SlasherCast Game Show, Mike's News and lots and lots more!

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After a week's rest, the boys are back in town. This time, the guys visit with Adam Green's Digging Up the Marrow andthe reactions are a little mixed. Also, the five fingers put their two cents to Fangoria's Chainsaw Award nominees.Plus, Mike's News and a whole lot of mayhem.

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Excision was a favorite of most of your five favorite fingers, which made us eagerly anticipate director Richard Bates, Jr.'s follow-up, Suburban Gothic. Does it get SlasherCast approved stamped on it or will it dash the guys' dreams like that mysterious green filling in shitty chocolates? You have to listen to find out. Also, we give you a list of movies to watch next year with your horror loving Valentine and discuss changes in the show's schedule going forward.

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Music featured in this episode includes:

The Suburbs by Arcade Fire

Quick and to the Pointless by Queens of the Stone Age

C.R.E.A.M. by El Michels Affair

Every 25 episodes, the guys like to hand over the reins to you the listener and answer any and all burning questions you may have for us. And boy, you did not let us down. This may be the best iteration of Dear SlasherCast yet! Also, the guys gaze in wild wonder at a movie from a little known director named Peter Jackson. Apparently he's recently made some movies about short people who walk everywhere or something. We review Dead Alive (a/k/a Braindead) and see if it deserves its reputation as a horror classic. Plus Mike's News and the usual laughs.

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