This week the Horror Duo take a look at a pair of films about painters who suffer for their artistic visions. Forest discusses Able Ferrara's gritty indie directorial debut, The Driller Killer - about a man who kills bums with a battery powered drill. Cory covers yet another Herschell Gordon Lewis film, Color Me Blood Red, which is the third of his Blood Trilogy.CONTINUE READING

Like an early '60s b-movie Slaughter Film has grown to an unimaginable and monstrous size - reaching episode 300 - with the help from nuclear radiation! The Horror Duo have planned to celebrate this momentous occasion with a bang, by discussing a pair of films that shed some light on the Cold War fear of nuclear holocaust and the fall out from the Chernobyl disaster.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo celebrate the recent Oscar success of filmmaker Guillermo Del Toro by sharing their thoughts on a pair of his most recent films. Forest covers this past year's sexy fish-man movie, The Shape of Water. Cory appreciates Crimson Peak, but thinks it falls short of being great.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on a pair of suggested films from Belgium. Forest shares his disdain for the horror comedy Mama Dracula staring a remarkable line-up of female actors. Cory covers Daughters of Darkness, a film about spousal abuse and vampires. Each of these draw inspiration from the legend of Lady Bathory.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo round our Black History Month with another pair of blaxploitation flicks. Forest praises the "state sponsored" and very Bond-like Cleopatra Jones. Cory shares his thoughts on the lack luster TNT Jackson.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo return to Blaxploitation in celebration of Black History Month. This time around they each address a pair of films that are black versions of existing successful films. Forest is pleasantly surprised by the Black Exorcist - Abby and Cory is disappointed by the lack luster Black Frankenstein - Blackenstein.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo discuss relationships in horror to celebrate the totally made up holiday that is Valentine's Day. Forest covers The Love Witch and shares his thoughts on filmmaker Anna Biller's commentary on gender in horror. Cory takes the low road by chatting about the self-referential Child's Play sequel Bride of Chucky starring the amazing Jennifer Tilly.CONTINUE READING

In January of 2017, the Horror Duo, Forest & Cory, recorded a special edition podcast reviewing the best films of 2017. 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 2017. Also included are their "Guilty Pleasure Picks" as well as Slaughter Film's "Stinky" and "Stabby" award winners. Also, Cory corrected his list slightly from what is heard in this episode. He forgot a few things. Oops!CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on a pair of Blaxploitation flicks to celebrate Black History Month. Forest issues a warning before discussing Fight For Your Life, but to the exploitative nature of the films racist dialogue - so brace yourselves. Cory plays it cool while reviewing Three the Hard Way, starring Jim Brown, Fred Williamson and Jim Kelly - a triple threat of black bad-assery!CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on a pair of flicks both found on Shudder and both featuring some iconic females. Forest treats himself to the low budget Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama, teeming with old school scream queen talent. Cory re-watches the Able Ferrara film Ms. 45 and discusses it's interesting depiction of a vengeful woman, all in time for Women in Horror Month.CONTINUE READING