Episode 79: Cat's Sh*tty 90s Mixtape. 3 of a 4 part Decades series, Cat drags SAE down memory lane to the not so recent and largely regrettable past of the 1990s with a couple of fly selections, each arguably a cult classic in its own right. From Dusk Till Dawn (1996), Idle Hands (1999). 

Episode 78: Dave’s 80s Night. SAE’s decades series continues with its second installment, this time from ground zero of the 1980s horror movie explosion to discuss the lesser known cult classics Dead And Buried (1981) and The Mutilator (1984).

Episode 77: Trent’s 70s Show. Beginning a four part decades episode series with the golden age of film and emergence of new horror in the groundbreaking and polar opposite films, The Last House On The Left (1972) and Suspiria (1977).

Episode 76: Nightmares. It's a snooze fest as SAE goes night night to explore the dark side of unwaking hours. Follow your dreams into the new nocturnal thriller, Come True (2020) and the classic celluloid night terror, A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984). 

Episode 75: Friday The 13th. SAE indulges in podcast calendar horror with a look at the earliest entries in one of the most iconic horror film franchises of all time. Starting at the start with Friday The 13th (1980) and continuing through the debut of grown ass Jason Voorhees in Friday The 13th Part 2 (1981), roots of contemporary horror cinema can be found in the waters of Camp Crystal Lake and the lost soul who drowned there. Or did he?

Episode 74: Netflix and Kill. SAE turns attention to Netflix's ambitious 2021 release schedule of 71 new films to check out two feature directorial debuts, both foriegn language, representing different ends of the horror spectrum, Blood Red Sky (UK/Germany) and A Classic Horror Story (Italy).

Episode 73: George A. Romero. Godfather of Zombies and daddy of more, including the newly restored and released 1973 Lutheran Service Society of Western Pennsylvania funded public service announcement, The Amusement Park, Romero's influence has dominated horror film for over 50 years. SAE takes a look at the fresh flesh and the one that started it all, Night Of The Living Dead (1968).

Episode 72: British Horror. Cheers from the other side of the pond, mate. SAE is no stranger to horror from the UK but the recent release of Censor (2021) inspired a dedicated trip to Albion where the locals of Summerisle were more than happy to point the way to The Wicker Man (1973). Crikey! 

Episode 71: American Movie. The classic outsider horror film documentary asks more questions than it answers and SAE finds more to the story in a trip across the lines between art, performance, life, and cinema in the now classic, American Movie (1999) and the resulting short, Coven (1997). 

Episode 70: At The Movies Again. SAE is back in theater, in person, in real life, checking out the sophomore directorial effort of Josh Ruben, Werewolves Within. After last year's promising straight to COVID streaming feature debut and Shudder original, Scare Me, Josh Ruben has reached the Cineplex with a follow up worthy of anticipation.