Slumber Party Massacre Luncheon

This week on Slumber Party Massacre Luncheon, it’s just Rob and Brad cracking open the blood-spattered gift wrap and digging into holiday horror: movies that take the most sentimental time of year and absolutely ruin it. From cursed celebrations and murderous Santas to cozy traditions gone violently wrong, we’re talking about why snow, lights, family dinners, and forced cheer hit harder when something evil is lurking just offscreen

This week on Slumber Party Massacre Luncheon, Rob and Hunter crank the neon, blow out the speakers, and dive headfirst into the chaotic glory of the 1980s. We’re talking big hair, bigger egos, synths that refuse to die, VHS nightmares, questionable fashion choices, and movies that absolutely did not care about physics or safety regulations.

Velcome, Velcome to the World of the Dracula, blackula, and other blood suckers.

This week we laugh til we drop and take a look at horror comedies.

Grab your silver bullets and your cursed paperbacks, because this week Rob and Hunter crack open the King-sized vault. From childhood run-ins with mom’s sleeveless hardbacks to the VHS nightmares that shaped us, we’re diving deep into why Stephen King is the undisputed, occasionally horny, sometimes-boring, always-iconic touchstone of horror.

This week on SPML, Rob and Hunter dive fang-first into the wild, slimy, goo-splattered world of Creature Features — the monsters that lurk in sewers, lakes, space stations, basements, and your grandma’s VHS cabinet. We’re talking rubber suits, stop-motion nightmares, animatronics that barely hold together, and the kind of practical effects that feel wet even through your headphones.

This week Hunter and Rob discuss the classic genre of slashers, from the Giallo's to I Know What you did Last Summer. So stay alert, keep your head on a swivel and stay limber.

This week Petrus and Rob get into the nitty gritty of body horror and breakdown what makes the genre unique and share personal stories.

Rob and Petrus sit down and discuss the genre of folk horror!