This week Forest continues his Heisei voyage with the next installment, Godzilla Vs Mothra. Cory picks a sexy sci-fi comedy from his massive movie collection, Space Babes From Outer Space, starring Ellie Church.CONTINUE READING

This week Forest delves deeper into the Heisei era of Godzilla, with Godzilla Vs King Ghidorah - the Godzilla flick with time traveling UFO! Cory shares a few too many corny jokes as he revisits a Stephen King classic Children of the Corn.CONTINUE READING

The Horror Duo have returned from Pittsburgh. Forest kicks off his Heisei reviews with Godzilla Vs Biollante - sequel to Godzilla 1985. Cory selects a contrasting flick with strippers, vampires and Tom Savini, From Dusk Till Dawn.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo travel to Monroeville Pennsylvania to take part in the ALL horror edition of the Steel City Con. In doing so they, and Slaughter Film's resident physician, Dr. Bork, chew the fat of one of the 80s most memorable monster/alien horror franchises. This time weighing in on Critters 3 and Critters 4.CONTINUE READING

This week Cory travels to Monroeville Pennsylvania to take part in the ALL horror edition of the Steel City Con. In doing so he, and Slaughter Film's resident physician, Dr. Bork, chew the fat of one of the 80s most memorable monster/alien horror franchises. Even Forest surprises the guys, when he unexpectedly shows up and weighs in on Critters and Critters 2.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo share their thoughts on a pair of environmental horror films. Forest takes on the sleazy Humanoids From the Deep - teeming with sea-men and gushing with blood. Cory follows suit with Prophecy - focusing on contaminated waters that create a giant mutant bear.CONTINUE READING

This week brings an end to Monsters and Madmen month. Using Shudder, The Horror Duo look deep into the bleak black hole that is the heart of man. Forest questions his own alcoholism when watching Wake in Fright, aka Outback. Cory explores the Ed Wood-like world of Vic Savage, by watching and discussing Vic's directorial debut The Creeping Terror.CONTINUE READING

From ancient Aztec blood gods to Italian slashers, the Horror Duo use Shudder to span the globe in a search for Monsters and Madmen. Forest returns to the work of Larry Cohen with his winged serpent film Q. Cory coins the term "Spaghetti-Slasher" while reviewing the very bloody Pieces. The Horror Duo discuss what may come from The Dark Crystal Netflix series, as well as the highs and lows of Alien: Covenant. In doing so, they bitch about loud and annoying people in movie theaters. All this and they mourn the death of legendary musician Chris Cornell. "Q" ★ ★ ½ "PIECES" ★ ★ ★ TIME CODE 00:00 - Introduction & News29:16 - "Q: The Winged Serpent"44:44 - Know Your Horror Trivia45:26- "Pieces"61:40 - Comments & Conclusion SHOW NOTES DOWNLOAD THIS PODCAST LISTEN AT YOUTUBE "The Dark Crystal" is coming to Netflix "Supernatural" meets "Scooby Doo" Brandon Cronenberg's "Dragon" R.I.P. Chris Cornell R.I.P. Powers Booth - ADVERTISEMENT -

This week the Horror Duo push Shudder to it's limits for week three of Monsters and Madmen Month. Forest discusses the socially charged slasher, Maniac Cop while Cory covers the consumerist satyr The Stuff - both film by legendary filmmaker Larry Cohen.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo continue their month of Monsters and Madmen. Forest sought out the Anne Hathaway monster flick Colossal. Cory celebrates Mother's Day by reviewing the 1980 Troma film about two backwoods maniacs trying to make their mother proud in Mother's Day.CONTINUE READING