This week Cory and Rhiannon take on yet another pair of Herschell Gordon Lewis films. They each respectively cover "A Taste of Blood" and "The Gruesome Twosome". Forest comes directly from the theater to chat about the new Jim Jarmusch zombie flick, "The Dead Don't Die". Rhiannon also discusses her new job, Forest gets a new apartment and Cory checks out the "interesting" martial arts flick "Meltdown" starring Jet Li and parodying the career of Jackie Chan. All this and a discussion about future Disney owned Alien films, and the upcoming "Ghostbusters" "sequel". TIME CODE 0:00:00 - Introduction & News0:25:45 - "The Dead Don't Die"0:53:48 - Know Your Horror Trivia0:57:43 - "A Taste of Blood"1:15:57 - "The Gruesome Twosome"1:40:05 - Comments & Conclusion SHOW NOTES DOWNLOAD THIS EPISODE Listen with iTunes Listen with Google Podcasts The Rhiannon Gorehound tumblr Sigourney to return in Ghostbusters "THE DEAD DON'T DIE" ★ ★ ★ TRAILERIMDBPURCHASE "A TASTE OF BLOOD" ★ ★ ★ TRAILERIMDBPURCHASE "THE GRUESOME TWOSOME" ★ ★ ★ TRAILERIMDBPURCHASE

This week the Horror Crew do a send off to Slaughter Film with a true classic, Tobe Hooper's "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre". They dive deep into the inspiration of the film, behind scenes trivia and the films lasting influence. Cory also chats about the new "Child's Play", which is different in a good way, but far from perfect. Rhiannon admires skin art, and Forest "writes for the school paper". TIME CODE 0:00:00 - Introduction & News 0:20:35 - "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" 1:43:50 - Know Your Horror Trivia 1:48:00 - Comments & Conclusion SHOW NOTES DOWNLOAD THIS EPISODE Listen with iTunes Listen with Google Podcasts Lynch poo-poos new "Lost Highway" release "THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE" ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ TRAILERIMDBPURCHASE

This week the Horror Crew return to their roots with a pair of new sequels of iconic old pint sized killers. Rhiannon shares her vast knowledge of the Puppet Master series as Forest reviews Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich. And Cory explains how the Critters: A New Binge was enjoyable, but a total misfire.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Crew create a "Shit Oreo" when discussing Devil children. Rhiannon kicks things off with Rosemary's Baby. Cory follows that up with a look at the made for television sequel, Look What Happened to Rosemary's Baby. Forest rounds things out with another classic, The Omen.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo team up on St. Patrick's Day to cover a pair of themed films. Forest shares his thoughts on the supernatural thriller, The Canal, allegedly based on Irish folklore. Cory raves about the newly aired SYFY movie, and retcon-sequel Leprechaun Returns.CONTINUE READING

The Horror Crew reach deep down into the muck and pulled out three witch flicks. Forest rewatched the Joe Bob Briggs commentated Warlock Moon, Rhiannon covers Virgin Witch, a movie likes less every time she watches it. Cory falls down the rabbit hole chasing Horror Hotel, only realizing until it was too late that it's actually The City of the Dead.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Crew dive into a triple feature of Mario Bava that covers stalking killers, space travel and the supernatural. Forest covers Black Sunday, starring Barbara Steele. Rhiannon takes on the inspirational Blood and Black Lace. Cory rounds things out with Planet of the Vampires, which has surprisingly few vampires.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Crew take a look at three films made by and about women, to celebrate Women in Horror Month. Forest takes a look at the Soska Sisters' earliest feature Dead Hooker in a Trunk. Rhiannon weighs in on being a vegetarian with Raw. Cory rounds things out by discussing the strange films of Doris Wishman with A Night to Dismember - the LOST version.CONTINUE READING

The Horror Crew celebrate Black History Month by paying tribute to an often under rated anthology classic, Tales From the Hood. And in doing so they put what they've learned from Shudder's new documentary, Horror Noire, to good use.CONTINUE READING

This week the Intern returns to help the Horror Duo take on a pair of original Netflix horror flicks, both of which have been getting unprecedented attention. Forest roasts Bird Box, the film that may be the inspiration for accidental deaths all over the world. Rhiannon praises the satirical take on the art world with Velvet Buzzsaw, and Cory weighs in on both.CONTINUE READING