MoHFi S2.E1. The Damned Thing: We’re back! Christine and Emily are fully recharged and ready to dive back into Masters of Horror. Up first: the season 2 premiere, The Damned Thing, directed by Tobe Hooper. Bring your favorite CGI tar monster along for the ride!

131. Catchup: It’s been two months of quarantining which means aside from our weekly Masters of Horror talks, Christine and Emily have a LOT to discuss. On this epic episode, the ladies dive deep into a variety of things they’ve been watching. Among the points of discussion: The Amazing Race, The Great, the Wolf Creek TV show, TWO FyreFest documentaries, The Hunger Games series, Speed, District 9, Scoob!, Knives Out, The Roommate, Romeo + Juliet, the remakes of The Stepfather and Martyrs, Jackie, Little Women, Necromancer, Witch-Hunt, and MUCH more. We close on a spoiler-filled chat about 2020’s The Turning. There’s a LOT to cover, so strap in!

MoHFi S1.13. Imprint: We made it! Maybe? It’s the controversial too-much-for-2006-cable finale of Masters of Horror’s first season, Takashi Miike’s Imprint. Christine and Emily can only say so much about fingernail torture and fetus shots, so they are happily joined by From the Depth’s of DVD Hell’s Elwood Jones. We also toss in our not-so-surprisingly similar episode rankings. Have a listen and be sure to check out Elwood’s podcasts, Movies & Tea and Asian Cinema Film Club,

MoHFi S1.12. Haekel's Tale: Hop into your horse-drawn carriage and head back in time for the aired finale of Masters of Horror's first season, John McNaughton’s Haekel’s Tale. It’s the one with corpse sex–well, actually, the second one with corpse sex. You’ll know it when you see it.

MoHFi S1.11. Pick Me Up: Stick your thumb out and hop on in. Christine and Emily have a drive with Larry Cohen and David J. Schow for Pick Me Up, a mixed bag of horror comedy. Come for the celebration of the unique talents of Larry Cohen, stay for the frustration of why his episode has so much meanness. A good time for all!

MoHFi S1.10. Sick Girl: Welcome to the gayest (in a good way) episode of this season, as Emily and Christine dive into Lucky McKee’s Sick Girl. Lots of gooey bug stuff to be found!

MoHFI S1.9. The Fair-Haired Child: It’s the episode nobody ever talks about! Perhaps that will change after Christine and Emily reveal their very intense feelings on  director William Malone and writer Matt Greenberg’s episode. Give this one a watch first, in case you (like most) haven’t seen it. LORI PETTY IS THERE.

MoHFi S1.8. Cigarette Burns: It’s the episode everyone remembers fondly, but does John Carpenter’s Cigarette Burns actually hold up 15 years later? Have a listen and find out.

MoHFi S1.7. Deer Woman: It’s the episode no one was waiting for! Be forewarned that Christine and Emily have little nice things to say about the Landis men, and even less nice things to say about Deer Woman. Enjoy!

MoHFi 1.6. Homecoming: Finally, a boob-free episode with something to say! Christine and Emily dive deep into the most political segment of season 1, Joe Dante’s zombie soldier voting analogy Homecoming. It’s a good one! An actual good one!