It's the end of the year! Join us as we look at our top ten favourite horror films/shows of 2022!

In this episode we look at Season Two of Chucky. Please be advised this is a full spoiler episode from the get go.

We get into all the new & returning characters as well as the overall story of this season.

We go through spoilers talking about what did & didn't work for us and the reasons why.

We discuss where the show could go in season 3 and beyond. Could the characters from the show make the leap into a film?

All of this plus much more in this jam packed bonus episode. So press that play button now and we'll be your friends to the end.

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In our final (for now) trip back to the 90s, we are closing out November with a look at The Mummy from 1999.

This was a fun episode to get into, as we discuss the first time we saw this movie and our initial thoughts.

We talk about ties to the original Universal Monsters Franchise and how it works & doesn't work as an update.

Comparisons to the 2017 failed Tom Cruise film.

How far does this film push the horror and how were they able to get away with so much on such a light rating.

we get into the film's lasting legacy including the whole franchise it spawned.Including an entire spin off franchise, theme parks rides and animated series.

We also discuss how fantastic the cast is and how they are such a large part of why this film works.

Would we like to see a new film in this universe and what would that look like?

All of this and lots, lots more in this jam packed, mummy filled episode.

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In this week's episode, there is a lot of WTF happening as we look at 1994's Italian Horror Dellamorte Dellamore (aka Cemetery Man.

We wonder what we have gotten ourselves into, with one of the oddest films we have ever watched.

We talk about cultural differences and Italian sensibilities lend themselves to creating something entirely off the wall and ask ourselves whether or not we missed the point completely.

We discuss the central "plot" and how this movie throws a lot at the audience. Is it meant to be a comedy? a horror? both? is it intended to be shocking or schlocky?

This is the first one we have ever covered, both considered abandoning halfway through, why did we continue?

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In this month's Crossing the Stream we are looking at the new film from Henry Selick in the form of Wendell & Wild.

We talk about our collective relationships with Sellick's work over the years and why we think he is such a wonderful storyteller.

We discuss the film's themes and whether or not it met our expectations.

We talk about Jordan Peele's involvement, as producer, co writer & him reuniting with Keegan Michael Keye to voice the titular characters.

We wonder what kind of audience this film will find and how it compares to other similar films.

All this and lots more in this jam packed episode.

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This week's episode is a special one! It's episode 100 (which is insane!) and to celebrate, we are discussing all things Buffy the Vampire Slayer. We will talking all about the original 1992 movie as it turns 30, as well as going in deep on the TV Series as it hits 25.

We talk about the movie that started it all starring Kristy Swanson. How has this movie held up and what our are thoughts on it?

How well does the film work at introducing the character? and would the series have worked with the film characters?

How does it balance the horror and teen comedy elements and does it all work?

Is the film underappreciated? Does it deserve more love? We also discuss it's lasting legacy.

We then get into a deep dive on the iconic TV Series that followed and defined a generation.

Simon talks about it being his favourite TV Series of all time and why it's so important to him.

Leigh gets into how she discovered it towards the end of its run, fell in love with it and then went back to the start.

We break down all of our favourite episodes, favourite characters and why exactly we both love it so much.

We get into how groundbreaking the show was and how well it blended fantasy & reality, and why it wasn't afraid to tackle the difficult subjects.

We do get into some of the shows more goofy elements and parts of it that lost us along the way.

We touch upon all of this and lots, lots more in our biggest ever episode. Strap in, sharpen your stakes, we're heading to The Bronze, come join us…

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A fun little bonus episode for you all.We decided to do lists featuring our favourite Horror movie from each year since we were born

It's time to go back to the 90's. We are taking a dive back into the video shop era with the first movie for our 90's horror month as we look at 90s slasher classic Urban Legend!

Simon makes a case for this being as good as, if not better than Scream. While also discussing how it is most definitely the best of the post Scream Slashers.

Leigh once again voices her feelings on the slasher sub genre as a whole, especially the 90's/00's wave.

We discuss the use of Urban Legends in this movie and how it gives the film a unique feel among all of the other films of the time.

We talk about the characters and get into if this film has the most insufferable final girl of all time?

Simon gushes over the killer reveal in this movie and how everything comes together in the end, while Leigh feels very differently about the who's and the why's of it all.

We also talk about why this wasn't a more successful franchise and should it have been? What would a remake or reboot of the franchise look like and what Urban Legends would we be looking at in a new movie?

All of this and lots more in this fun look back at a true slasher gem.

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In this Five by Five, we are pitting our wits against each other, as we assemble our ultimate Horror Teams. This was a very fun episode to put together, who would be on your team?

Happy Halloween gang! October is officially at an end and with it we bring you the final film in our Vampire Month as we take a look at the 1994 film adaptation of the Anne Rice novel Interview with the Vampire.

We talk about changes from the novel to the book, and whether or not this is a true adaptation of the source material.

We discuss our different feelings towards this film, this world and characters and how we first experienced it.

How well has this film aged and how is it'a influence still felt today?

We talk about casting choices, including an interesting list of people who were nearly cast in the key roles.

All of this and a lot more in this jam packed, bumper filled halloween episode.

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