Brian Hewson and Tricia Miller Hewson return to talk about the solid indie-horror film You're Next (2011).

It's the same episode with Nostromo ambient noise. It sounds like we're on a spaceship.

If you've ever filled out a quiz about being a "Real90's Kid" you should definitely check out this episode.

Everyone's favorite masked killer is back. Sunny is back as well, to talk about a transitional film in the Friday the 13th franchise. Jason Lives concludes the Tommy Jarvis trilogy, and establishes Jason Vorhees as a nigh-invulnerable killing machine.

Jeanine returns to talk about the modern horror classic It Follows (2014)

Josh Berling returns to talk about the Oscar winning horror film Get Out (2017). A straightforward horror film with no message or subtext.

Have you seen Gremlins? Because the people who made Critters sure did. Our guests, Witkus and Sunny, grew up watching this 1986 mini-monster movie, but it was the first time for me and Elyse. We talk about small towns, Pace Picante Sauce, and the song Power of the Night....the call of the wild!

Power of the Night!

Raise the fist of the metal child!

Jim Gainer returns to discuss the "Citizen Kane of Horror Films" The Wicker Man (1973). Much less women punching than the 2006 remake.

Dan and Elyse flying solo in this one. We talk about the entirely forgettable 2016 film, The Boy. A creepy doll film that almost works, but doesn't. That's kinda overselling it. Just watch the trailer and listen to the podcast. It'll save you a bunch of time.

Matt Witkus joins Elyse and Prof. Werewolf to discuss the 1998 slasher film Urban Legend. The film is nearly 20 years old, but is still relevant today. This podcast is hot off the press and super topical.