Continuing our Shudder streaming guide, let us tell you why Jay Baruchel's Random Acts of Violence is the closest thing we've seen to a modern-day Video Nasty in a while.

We love this flick! Our spoiler-free review. Warning: we do go into a touch of spoilers near the end of the episode, however, we give ample warning. Just listen for the chainsaw!!!

Our Slasher Party continues the trek through the Friday the 13th films! This time we get into Part 7: The New Blood, Part 8: Jason Takes Manhattan, and Part 9: Jason Goes to Hell. Join us!!!

Continuing of examination of the Folk Horror genre, we head to Britain, 1978 for Jerzy Skolimowski's The Shout.

Rewatching the Friday the 13th movies three at a time and one die hard fan attempts to shepherd a casual viewer beyond his misgivings about the series they both grew up with in the 80s. In this installment, we have two of the best movies in the franchise, and one that is possibly the worst.

A spoiler-free review for this awesome new film, followed by a full-spoiler discussion, and we give ample warning before the spoilers. This film is AWESOME! See it in the theatre!

Indie Horror Author Ivy Tholen returns to help us dissect Ti West's MaXXXine. We start spoiler-free, then give ample warning before shifting into an in-depth discussion of this film and its 80s sleaze cinema influences!

Our spoiler-free review

As we continue our Folk Horror Discussion, two of us took psychedelic mushrooms to watch Ben Wheatley's A Field In England. Here then is the resulting conversation.

Our brief, spoiler-free review of the flick everyone is talking about!