This week The Horror Duo take on a pair of films who's titular character is the most important organ of the human body. No, no, ya sick-Os! It's the Brain! Forest discusses the 1962 film The Brain and Cory rants about how the media wants to brainwash you while reviewing the 1988 The Brain.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo salute the Great White North by discussing a pair of Canadian produced films. Forest appreciates the strong female lead in Space Hunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone, and Cory plays "which one of these things is not like the other" with Canada's The Vindicator and RoboCop.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on a pair of '80s slasher film, both of which feature deranged monster like killers with development issues. Forest shares his thoughts on Tobe Hooper's The Funhouse. Cory has a layover in Canada, and discusses Humongous.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo celebrate the New Year with an all singing, and all dancing edition of the show. Forest discusses the making of and the not so supersize cult success of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Cory follows that up with Rocky Horror's less popular, but more satirical sequel Shock Treatment!CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo end the year strong with one final pair of family oriented yet very bleak films featuring stories who's characters inevitably question their faith. Forest shares his thoughts on the little talked about film The Rapture. Cory recommends a re-make that is actually worth checking out, and that is the very cannibal We Are What We Are.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on another pair of films curated specifically for the holiday season. Forest covers the family oriented Antichrist by Lars Von Trier. Cory discusses a recent indie film that plays off the popularity of Elf on the Shelf, The Elf.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo continue their holiday fun with twisted families. Forest rants about Andrzej Zulawski's Possession, which he awards with his highest rating to date. Cory shares his thoughts on a newly released film with a holiday setting, Better Watch Out, which brings on a rant of it's own.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo cover a pair of family films, as we get ever closer to Christmas. Forest unites the art house with the grindhouse by sharing his thoughts on the iconic cult film by director David Lynch, Eraserhead. Cory takes the low road with a surprisingly entertaining sci-fi noir film from Charles Band's Full Moon Entertainment, Head of the Family.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take on not two, not three, but FOUR FILMS! In a special Thanksgiving stinker blowout, Forest shares his thoughts on Raptor - the weakest of the Carnosaur films as well as Repligator...a film with "gator-babes" starring Gunner Hanson & Brinke Stevens. Cory takes on a suggested pair of films that have a supersizing connection, Roger Corman's It Conquered the World and Larry Buchannan's Zontar: The Thing From Venus.CONTINUE READING

The Horror Duo take on a pair of cannibalism themed films in celebration of one of America's most glutenous holidays, Thanksgiving! Forest shares his thoughts on Microwave Massacre - now available on Shudder. Cory takes a look at the world's first "splatter" film, Herschell Gordon Lewis' Blood Feast.CONTINUE READING