This week the Horror Duo leave behind Universal Studio's Dracula and move onward and upward to the Mary Shelly adapted Frankenstein - celebrating the films 85th anniversary and the books bicentennial. Forest begins by sharing his thoughts on both Frankenstein & The Bride of Frankenstein, which is followed by Cory discussing Roger Corman's Frankenstein Unbound.CONTINUE READING

This week Forest watches a new film before the Horror Duo take on a month of old classics in October. He shares his thoughts on Don't Breathe - in theaters now. Cory continues his exploration into the collected works of Herchell Gordon Lewis as he reviews "the sleaziest movie in the history of the world", Suburban Roulette.CONTINUE READING

The Horror Duo kick off a month of Universal Studios Horror as Cory discusses the lasting effects of the iconic Dracula starring Bela Lugosi. Forest follows this with Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula that breathes new life into the legend.CONTINUE READING

Leading up to October, Forest reviews one more new horror film - the questionable soft re-boot that is Blair Witch. Cory rounds-out the month of Herschell Gordon Lewis with The Gore Gore Girls.CONTINUE READING

This week kicks off a month of Herschell Gordon Lewis films. Cory begins with one of his early nudie-cutie flicks, The Adventures of Lucky Pierre, followed by The Wizard of Gore - one of Lewis' most memorable splatter flicks. Finally, Forest reviews the separatist ghost film Two Thousand Maniacs.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on a pair of "indie dicks". Forest shares his thoughts on Bill Zebub's surrealist Dickshark that made him feel "like I was dead", and Cory learns all about genital vampirism with Fangboner.CONTINUE READING