This Week the Horror Duo tackle two more blaxploitation flicks before the end of Black History Month. Forest reviews the other Troma released film with an all black cast, Bugged!. Cory shares his thoughts on the cocaine laced classic, Super Fly.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on a pair of sexy night time demon flicks. Forest shares his thoughts in his first Jess Franco film, Succubus, also known as Necronomicon...for some reason. Cory reviews a film starring THE William Shatner and was lost for over 30 years, Incubus.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo fight through the flu in order to discuss an entire collection of wonderful leading ladies for Women in Horror Month. Forest shares his thoughts on the cheeky Planet of the Apes parody, Play-Mate of the Apes, starring Misty Mundae & Debbie Rochon. Cory reviews Nightmare Sisters featuring the super cast of 80s scream queens, starring Michelle Bauer, Brinke Stevens & Linnea Quigley.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo kick off Black History Month with a pair of "urban related" films. Forest takes a look at the Troma released supernatural film of faith, Def by Temptation. Cory shares his thought on one of the key blaxploitation films of the 70s, Dolemite.CONTINUE READING

This week, in honor of the most chosen New Year's resolution, the Horror Duo take themselves to the gym. Forest reviews Death Spa, starring Ken Foree. Cory takes on the aerobics heavy slasher film Areobicide.CONTINUE READING

In January of 2017, the Horror Duo, Forest & Cory, have recorded a special edition podcast reviewing the best films of 2016. They have watched EVERY movie released over the past 365 days... Well, they watched most of them anyhow, and of them all, this is their definitive list of the best of 2016. Also included are their "Guilty Pleasure Picks" and the "Worst of".CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo embrace the arctic winter weather by discussing a pair of cold wintry alien flicks. Forest reviews the Stephen King adapted Dreamcatcher, complete with an unhealthy dose of "taco shits". Cory teaches everyone just why you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover with the indie Decoys.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take a second look at a pair of films that hit major milestones in 2017. Forest shares his thoughts on the Guillermo del Toro directed bug flick, Mimic. Cory interprets the often dismissed, and science heady John Carpenter film Prince of Darkness.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take a look at a pair of 50s sci-fi classics in an attempt to understand the dangers in modern technology. Forest reviews This Island Earth, the subject of the MST3K Movie. Cory shares his thought on Forbidden Planet, starring Robby the Robot.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo celebrate the slow death of 2016 by reviewing a pair of films that are set in the distant year of 2017. Forest shares his thoughts on the comic adapted film Barb Wire - starring Pamela Anderson Lee. Cory covers an underrated and lesser known film, Cherry 2000 - starring Melanie Griffith.CONTINUE READING