For this episode, your deans teach you all about how not to implement ghostly children in any horror movie ever with the clear example in Sinister. They'll discuss the overuse of kids in horror movies and the bizarre plot surrounding the film, including the minimal utilization of the Bughuul.//Horror News: The Grudge rating update.

Finishing off the Firefly Family journey, the deans review Rob Zombie's 3 From Hell in which they discuss the bizarre ability this movie has on making the audience care about serial killers, as well as the evident lack of story left to tell in this film. They give one last goodbye to the iconic Captain Spaulding as the trilogy ends.

For todays class, the deans will be sitting down and discussing James Wan's unconventional horror flick, SAW! They'll talk about the incredible story telling and how this film never let go of its audience as well as some of the things that didn't quite make sense, like how every setting looked as if it was designed by John Kramer.

The Horror Academy is celebrating the start of the Halloween season by going over real-life paranormal encounters during Halloween.//Horror News: Eli Roth and his new project titled "10-31"; Jordan Peele and Universal Pictures deal; Halloween Kills update.//If you have any questions or if you want to send us a message, check out the link and be featured in a future episode! https://anchor.fm/the-horror-academy/message

Get ready to hold your breath for the duration of this episode, because today's class takes place underwater. The deans discuss the absolute lunacy of the 1999 shark horror film, Deep Blue Sea, with first-time guest, Kat (who is legitimately Chris's girlfriend). They'll talk about the impossible underwater acrobatics of Thomas Jane and the vague ways the sharks were able to know so much about their surroundings.//Horror News: James Wan's new film; The Babysitter 2; Jurassic Park update.//If you have any questions or if you want to send us a message, check out the link and be featured in a future episode! https://anchor.fm/the-horror-academy/message

The deans sit down and discuss the 1998 alien invasion horror flick, The Faculty. They go over what a fun watch this movie was and as always, they nitpick the hell out of it. 

After 27 years, Pennywise the Dancing Clown has returned, and so has the Loser's Club. Your deans, Chris and Adrian, are joined with guest dean, Frankie, to take a look at what the film executed perfectly in terms of acting and storytelling, and what it could've done right for the scares.

Join your deans for this horrifying game of hide and seek wherein the loser loses their lives and the winner's win absolutely nothing. This week, Chris and Adrian take a look at the new horror thriller, Ready Or Not. They'll talk about the fun idea this movie seemed to be and also discuss the missed opportunities it didn't take. \\Horror News: Rabid Remake; Mortal Kombat casting; Halloween Kills casting.\\

Guillermo Del Toro brings us another fascinating tale, this time adapting a beloved children's book "Scary Stories to tell in the Dark." And your deans will be reviewing the crap out of it, from the interesting death scenes and terrifying characters to some of the plot holes that stood out to them. Spoilers ahead.\\Horror News: John Carpenter to score new Halloween movies. Polaroid update.

 Wrapping up the Summer Series, Chris and Adrian will be taking a look at the 1990 creature feature, Tremors! They'll compare and contrast watching this movie as kids as opposed to adults and realize that a lot of the dialogue was cringy at best and atrocious at worst. The deans will also discuss the inconsistencies and terrible acting surrounding this timeless classic.