What's up, HorrorFam? Being sick absolutely sucks, but our darkened hearts love horror, and these trying times may be when we need the comfort of the genre the most!

So, sit back, and get ready for our recommendations for not only the best horror films to watch while you're sick, but also which horror sub-genres are the best to enjoy while you're feeling all icky.

But danger does lurk around every corner! So, we're going to tell you which sub-genres and films you may want to avoid, so you don't end up feeling worse. Get your favorite blanket, a warm beverage, and enjoy our recommendations on the best horror movies to watch while you're stick.

P.S. If you're actually sick while listening to this, I hope you start feeling better soon, HorrorFam.

The Houses October Built is a 2014 found footage horror film that follows five friends on a roadtrip to find the best haunted houses in Texas—particular underground haunts, or extreme haunts—and they get a whole lot more than they bargained for. Is it good? Is it bad? Let’s find out with your hosts:

What’s up, HorrorFam? Steven A.K.A. Bojangles here, and come closer, my friends, I have something scary to tell you. Today, Anna and I are going to re-visit The Houses October Built, and share our opinions with you. Forget the tea, we’re spilling the guts on this one. Sit back, and enjoy HorrorFam.

Hellraiser is an iconic horror franchise launched from the deranged mind of Author Clive Barker. An adaptation of his novella, the Hellbound Heart, Hellraiser tells the story of a puzzle box that opens a gateway to another dimension of untold pain and pleasure run by sadomasochistic demons. When a man escapes their grasp, his former lover must kill in order to regenerate his body, which unleashes Hell in the process. Now, let’s strip away the flesh and dig into this masterpiece with your hosts:

What’s up, HorrorFam? Steven A.K.A. Bojangles here, and come closer, my friends, I have something scary to tell you. Today, I’m sitting down with Anna and resident Hellraiser expert and HorrorFam alumni, James A.K.A. Pinhead 198 to discuss this legendary film. Forget the tea, we’re spilling the guys on this one. Sit back, and enjoy, HorrorFam.

Robert Rodriguez is a legendary filmmaker most known for giving us Desperado, From Dusk Till Dawn, Planet Terror, and so much more. The man is an artristic genius, and there’s a lot to learn from him, which we’re going to do with your hosts:

What’s up, HorrorFam? Steven A.K.A. Bojangles here, and come closer, my friends, I have something scary to tell you. Anna and I are huge fans of Robert Rodriguez, and we’ve done a lot of research on what’s made this man so successful, so today, we’re going to give you 17 things you can learn from Robert Rodriguez. Forget the tea, we’re spilling the guts on this one. Sit back, and enjoy, HorrorFam.

The House Among the Trees tells the story of three thieves who break into a secluded house and come to discover that small towns can harbor very dark secrets. As the mystery begins to unravel, so does the bloodshed. Now, the cast and crew of this down-home horror film sit down to talk horror with your hosts:

What’s up, HorrorFam? Steven A.K.A. Bojangles here, and come closer, my friends, I have something scary to tell you. Today I’m going to have to enlist the help of my co-host Anna to tackle what could be the most filmmakers we’ve ever had on the podcast at a single time, and I’m out for blood, because I’m not about to take it easy on them. Forget the tea, we’re spilling the guts on this one. Sit back and enjoy, HorrorFam.

A millionaire heir, meth addiction, and a mansion filled with animatronic corpses… this isn’t fiction. This is the true story behind one of horror’s strangest films — and the filmmaker who died before it was ever released.

What’s up, HorrorFam? Steven AKA Bojangles here, and come closer, my friends, I have something scary to tell you. Today, Anna and I are discussing the very tragic, real-life story of Andrew Getty and his decade-long obsession with creating his own horror film, but his descent into madness is more disturbing than anything that would ever appear onscreen. Forget the tea, we’re spilling the guts on this one. Sit back, and enjoy, HorrorFam.

What's up, HorrorFam? Steven A.K.A. Bojangles here and tonight I'm joined by Doctor Briggs in this classic blast-from-the-past discussion that originally aired as an episode of Talk Horror Live!

We discuss where the slasher genre started, where it's been, and where it seems to be going—if anywhere at all—because it seems like the genre has became nothing more than a mockery in the eyes of a lot of filmmakers and fans. Will the slasher not only survive, but come back stronger than ever?

Let's find out, HorrorFam...

With films like Scream, the new Blumhouse Halloween trilogy, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Evil Dead Rise, and so many more, we’re seeing a mass flooding in the horror genre of sequels, reboots, and requels. Is it a curse, or a blessing? Is it refreshing or recycling? It’s time to Talk Horror with your hosts:

What’s up, HorrorFam? Steven A.K.A. Bojangles here, and come closer, my friends, I have something scary to tell you. Today, I’m sitting down with Anna to discuss the resurgence of sequelitis, horror reboots, and requels that are taking over the genre we love.  Forget the tea, we’re spilling the guts on this one. Sit back, and enjoy, HorrorFam.

Rob Schmidt is a writer, Director, film teacher, and true crime junkie. Most notable for giving us the Wrong Turn franchise, but it’s also worth noting that he’s considered a Master of Horror; an honor bestowed upon him for participating in Mick Garris’ television series of the same name. Now, he sits down to talk horror with your host:

What’s up, HorrorFam? Steven AKA Bojangles here and come closer, my friends, I have something scary to tell you. Today, Anna and I are sitting down with Rob Schmidt to get all the gory deets on the Wrong Turn franchise, and being a West Virginia boy, I couldn’t be more excited. Forget the tea, we’re spilling the guts on this one. Sit back and enjoy, HorrorFam. 

Filmmaker, novelist, and former addict, James de Ciutiis, is a creative spirit that’s worked in the industry for years, but was overcome by an alcohol addiction that impacted every aspect of his life. Now, he sits down to talk horror with your host:

What’s up, HorrorFam? Steven AKA Bojangles here and come closer, my friends, I have something scary to tell you. Anna and I sit down with James de Ciutiis to discuss the correlation between horror films and substance abuse. Forget the tea, we’re going to spill the guts on this one. Sit back and enjoy, HorrorFam.