Spooky Siblings

Oddity is a great all-around horror film that isn't far from perfect - tasteful jump scares, mysterious characters, and a monster that really steals the show make this one of the better horror movies of 2024 and one the siblings would highly recommend. 
Fayth's pick

Very refreshing, pleasantly short, and does what it says on the box. Creepy. 
Oliver's pick.

Fayth challenges an old fear and emerges victorious on the other side. Some decent elements make the original Amityville Horror not the worst thing we've ever watched, but it wouldn't get a real recommendation from either of the siblings. 
Fayth's pick.

An office-spaced battle royale that's equal parts bloody and cheesy, The Belko Experiment gets a thumbs-up from Oliver, but not from Fayth. 
Oliver's pick

Probably the most satisfying, refreshing, and engaging alien movie we've seen since Alien ;  No One Will Save You is a wonderfully original portrayal of a familiar, beloved monster. 
Fayth's pick.

A legendary genre crossover, Bone Tomahawk is worth watching just for that scene. This movie is not a one-trick pony however, tremendous performances, and the perfect western atmosphere make this a must watch for fans of either genre. Be warned though, it's not for the faint of heart.
Oliver's pick.

A beautifully shot, mildly scary prequel to a horror staple; perfect for fans of the franchise. First episode featuring the new Spooky Siblings spooky dreams segment! (name is a work in progress)
Fayth's pick.

Dead Alive might be the most fun the siblings have ever had in a horror movie. With a script equal parts absurd and hilarious, spectacular performances from the cast, and masterful directing, it is an instant favourite. Featuring Chelsey Belec from the DramFine podcast - if you're a whiskey lover, check them out! 

Our first fan-submitted movie! In the siblings' opinions, Hide and seek falls short of the potential magic a pairing like Dakota Fanning and Robert DeNiro could make, but scores some points with a deep and layered plot. Mixed reviews on the twist. 
Thank you Angela for the pick this week!

While overall an enjoyable experience, The Descent proves that no film makes it out of the mid-2000's without a fair amount of cringe. Notable standouts are claustrophobia, caveman Sarah, and Juno's hat. 
Fayth's pick.