This week Forest shares his thoughts on a Joe Dante satirical classic, Gremlins 2 - which he mistook for a Christmas themed film. Cory reviews Silent Night, Bloody Night - a film that pretends to be holiday themed but is actually about pedophilia... yep.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo talk cheesy holiday horror, just in time for Christmas. Forest reviews the mind blowing Elves, about a Nazi plot to bring on the Anti-Christ. Cory shares his thoughts on the Santa slaughtering Don't Open Till Christmas.CONTINUE READING

This week Forest pays tribute to the 75th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack by reviewing Battle Royale, followed by a comparison to The Hunger Games. Cory shares his thoughts on the zombie biker flick Psychomania - which was recently screened at the Erie Movie House.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo bring Turkey Month to a close. Forest covers the most notorious "bad movie" by famed director Ed Wood, Plan 9 From Outer Space. Cory follows suit and discusses the Roger Corman directed horror comedy, Creature From the Haunted Sea - featuring a healthy dose of Fidel Castro's revolution.CONTINUE READING

Just in time for Thanksgiving, the Horror Duo give thanks for an endless supply of movie stinkers by reviewing "golden turkeys"! Forest continues to explore the films of Ed Wood Jr. by reviewing Night of the Ghouls, and Cory matches wits with Ro-Man while sharing his thoughts Robot Monster.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo explore another pair of stinkers to celebrate a month of Turkeys! Forest continues the reviewing the career of Edward D. Wood Jr. - this time it's Bride of the Monster. Cory shares his thoughts on The Howling 7 - made famous by TNT's MonsterVision, hosted by Joe Bob Briggs.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo kicks off a month of Ed Wood films. Forest interprets Wood's first film - the gender bending Glen or Glenda. Cory shares his dread for one of Wood's last films - the nudie-cutie horror flick - Orgy of the Dead.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take the Presidential Election head on! Forest reviews "the movie that made America great again", American Psycho. Cory explores the underground of the New World Order conspiracy theories with The Conspiracy.CONTINUE READING

The Horror Duo rekindle the long standing tradition of talking Halloween in time for Halloween. This time it's Rob Zombie's Halloween remake, as well as it's sequel Halloween 2. Are Rob Zombie's Halloween films as bad as you've heard? Well the Horror Duo get to the bottom of the entire hill-billy ordeal.CONTINUE READING

The exploration into the many horrors of Universal Studios continues as Cory shares his thoughts on The Wolf Man, starring Lon Chaney Jr., and Forest reviews the '90s wolf man interpretation Wolf, starring Jack Nicholson and Michelle Pfeiffer.CONTINUE READING