Scream (1996), Candyman (1992), Silence of the Lambs (1991), The Craft (1996), etc. We talk '90s horror, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the birth and death of irony, and what it was like to be part of the MTV Generation.

Escape Room (2019). We review the new horror movie Escape Room, talk to an escape room expert, debate whether hot dogs are tacos, lament the price of movie snacks, and get a little angry and a little excited about some upcoming movies.

The Haunting of Julia (1977). The Burning (1981). Taqueria Panchito. We delve into a ghost story and a slasher that have flown under the radar for decades. We talk movies as time capsules, middle-aged exhaustion, the lure of the woods, and much more.

Bird Box (2018). A Quiet Place (2018). El Ranchito #3. We talk sensory deprivation, questionable dialogue, new subgenres, the power of Netflix, and the "Post-Monster Simple Living Aesthetic" that's going to blow up your Pinterest boards.

The Shining (1980). Tacos Mariachi. We wrap up the holiday season with one of our favorite movies of all time. We jump back and forth between The Shining, Kubrick, King, terrifying twins, and more.

Trollhunter (2010); Haunted (Hjemsøkt, 2017). Monterrey. We talk Norwegian horror, female protagonists, fairy tales, mythology, and more. Let the holiday season continue!

Black Christmas (1974), Krampus (2015), Gremlins (1984). Taco Heads. The holiday season is here. Time for joy, time for cheer, and time for horror movies. We delve into some of our favorite scary Christmas movies, ancient pagan rituals, and much more. Happy Holidays!

The Haunting of Hill House (2018). We dive deeper into The Haunting of Hill House and talk adaptation, the nature of time, and why sometimes wanting more is better than getting too much.

The Haunting of Hill House (2018). Taco Casa. In the first of our two-episode breakdown of Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House, we talk family drama, hidden ghosts, childhood fears, and the jigsaw puzzle structure of what is one of our favorite TV shows in a very long time.

México Bárbaro (2014). Taco Palenque. We talk Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) history and traditions, Mexican horror movies, anthologies, an insane sex scene, violence and humor in culture, and more. Then, the leaf blower comes for us.