This week the Horror Duo show their appreciation for the tortured souls of the Criterion Collection. Forest shares his appreciation for the spooky ghost flick Carnival of Souls. Cory revisits the works of H. G. Wells with the 1932 adaptation of Island of Dr. Moreau - The Island of Lost Souls.CONTINUE READING

This week Forest brings his Creature triple feature to a close with The Creature Walks Among Us. Cory departs from recent shark related stinkers, and turns to the 1976 Jaws-ploitation Mako: The Jaws of Death.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo continue their discussion of films featuring deep sea killers. Forest watches the Gillman dish out some comeuppances in Revenge of the Creature. Cory scours the Earth for yet another facepalming-ly bad shark movie and he succeeded in finding one that worships Satan - Shark Exorcist.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo return to summer creature features. Forest begins a Gill Man series, beginning with the iconic, and most obvious, Creature From the Black Lagoon. Cory returns to the American tradition that is, Sharknado with the fifth installment of this questionable series, Sharknado 5: Global Swarming.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo discuss a pair of patriotic themed films in celebration of Independence Day. Forest discusses the highs and lows of the questionable and often overlooked '90s pseudo-slasher Uncle Sam. Cory revisits the cable series Masters of Horror by sharing his thoughts on the Joe Dante directed Homecoming - a "post 9/11 time capsule".CONTINUE READING

This week Forest brings his "Oh the Humanity, oh the Japanity" series to an end with Why Don't You Play in Hell? about a filmmaker who allows a Japanese mob movie to bankroll the filming of their own mob war...king of. Cory follows up his House reviews with another odd duck, Neon Maniacs about genre movies that kill...kind of.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo chat about the warming temperatures and how this is an early sign that students will soon begin their summer vacations. Inspired by this, they take on a pair of school related flicks. Forest discusses the Shudder exclusive Mon Mon Mon Monsters!. Cory covers the golden age of the slasher movies with Final Exam - proving it to be the Gone With the Wind of the slasher movies.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on another pair of sequels. Forest blown away by Maniac 2 - the return of the undead renegade police officer Matthew Cordell. Cory has baby issues with Larry Cohen's second killer baby flick - It Lives Again.CONTINUE READING

This week Forest continues what he has titled "Oh the Humanity. Oh the Japanity" with Takashi Miike's cult film The Happiness of the Katakuris. Cory returns to last week's house with House 2: The Second Story and there is a "caterpuppy", for some reason.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on the theme of crazy houses. Forest begins a series focused on Japanese films, beginning with the tripy '70s flick House. Cory covers House - the first in an odd series of films.CONTINUE READING