This week the Horror Duo have chosen to take on a pair of suggested films as a way to give thanks to all of you listeners...sort of. Forest shares his thoughts, and even defends the Japanese made space/monster movie The Green Slime. Cory totally throws giving thanks out the window when he discovered the Larry Cohen film The Ambulance, starring Stan Lee from Marvel Comics.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo don their long black robes, and light their tall black candles and offer up a pair of Halloween themed film for sacrifice. Forest shares his thoughts on the straight to video 80's satanic slasher Hack-O-Lantern. Cory covers Rob Zombie's most recent film, 31, about powdered wig wearing aristocratic murderers.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo share their thoughts about a pair of films that have been donated to them by regular listener and filthy animal Anomalous Host. Forest discusses Brain Dead, a trippy paranoid film about madness starring Bill Paxton and Bill Pullman. Cory dives into the mind of John Landis while reviewing his 90's vampire/mob flick Innocent Blood.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on yet another classic horror film - comparing it to a modern take on the same source material. Forest raves about the 1931 Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, and Cory is totally underwhelmed by Mary Reilly.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo revisit another Universal classic, H.G. Wells' The Invisible Man, while also comparing it to Paul Verhoeven's Hollow Man - a contemporary film of the same source material. In doing so, they also chat about how they might use the power of invisibility for personal gain.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo discuss a pair of interesting pre-code films that both fall into the horror "old dark house" sub-genre. Forest shares his thoughts on James Whale's The Old Dark House - from which the sub-genre's name is derived. Cory covers The Bat Whispers, which is an early talkie re-make with an interesting widescreen history. The discussion of these films also branches off into a one about the pre-code era, and what filmmakers could and couldn't get away with once the Hays Code was instituted.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo discuss a pair of interesting pre-code films that both fall into the horror "old dark house" sub-genre. Forest shares his thoughts on James Whale's The Old Dark House - from which the sub-genre's name is derived. Cory covers The Bat Whispers, which is an early talkie re-make with an interesting widescreen history. The discussion of these films also branches off into a one about the pre-code era, and what filmmakers could and couldn't get away with once the Hays Code was instituted.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo set the stage for the Halloween season - kicking off October right by comparing The Mummy, the first installment of Universal Studios' Dark Universe, against it's original Universal counterpart. Karloff faces off against Cruise! Who will win and what is to be expected? CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on a pair of films bases on true crime cases. Forest explores the strange and disturbing events surrounding Henry Lee Lucas & Ottis Toole with Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. Cory visits 1940s Hollywood to try his hand at investigating the still unsolved murder and mutilation of Elizabeth Short with The Black Dahlia.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on a pair of Phantom of the Opera remakes. Cory shares his thoughts on the 1943 Phantom of the Opera starring Claude Rains - comparing it to the original silent film version. Forest takes on the Brian DePalma rock opera re-imagining Phantom of the Paradise.CONTINUE READING