"I want to play a game." Join us as we discuss Saw! James Wan and Leigh Whannel were fresh out of college when they wrote the script and did everything they could to get it made. We talk about their journey, the constraints on the production, how it became (at one point in time) the highest grossing horror franchise and MUCH MORE!

"Yeah, she was in great pain! Then we cut off her head, and drove a stake through her heart, and burned it, and then she found peace." Join us as we discuss Bram Stoker's Dracula! We talk about the rehearsal process the cast had to go through, the effort to make all the effects practical, the differences between the film and the book and MUCH MORE!

Join us as we discuss Roger Corman's classic, Humanoids from the Deep! We talk about the abundance of explosions, the re-shoots to add more nudity, the success of Corman's "New World Pictures" and MUCH MORE! We also recap the current winners from our horror movie draft picks from last episode.

Join us as we choose and talk about our top favorite horror movies then vote in our Facebook group to see which movie wins!

July 3rd, 1984 5:30 PM Eastern Daylight time. Join us as we discuss the zombie classic, Return of the Living Dead! We talk about the "Barbie" prosthetic, Dan O'Bannon's cruel directing style, the lawsuit with George A. Romero and MUCH MORE!

Go watch From Black NOW on AMC+ or Shudder, starring Anna Camp & John Ales, then listen to our interview with director Thomas Marchese! With a soundtrack reminiscent of The Shining and beautiful cinematography it's a horror gem you don't want to miss.

Pour a glass of Viper and join us as we discuss Street Trash! We talk about severed genitalia, trash juice, Bronson's beard and MUCH MORE!

Welcome to Slauson's Oasis! Join us as we discuss Tourist Trap (1979). We talk about the murky swimming hole, rampant cocaine use on set, the lack of nudity and MUCH MORE!

“There’s only one thing wrong with the Davis baby…. IT'S ALIVE!” Join us as we discuss this early 70's classic! We talk about Rick Baker's monster design, the superb acting of John P. Ryan and Rob does his best Larry Cohen impression.