The Horror Vision Presents Elements of Horror is back and this time, we're doing Nicholas Verso's 2016 powerhouse Boys in Trees! Join us for a full-spoiler critical discussion!

Also, here's the link to the Laird Barron Fundraiser: https://www.gofundme.com/f/laird-barron-hospital-costs-medication-costs

Ray returns from a secret mission to Detroit ready to gush for all the wonderful Horror in 2022. 

The link to the Laird Barron Fundraiser: 

https://www.gofundme.com/f/laird-barron-hospital-costs-medication-costs

We have seen M3GAN and we want to tell you about it! As is our way, we begin with a spoiler-free reaction, then give ample warning before launching into a full-spoiler discussion. Judging by the weekend box office, a lot of you have probably seen this one, so let's talk about it! Also, here is the Go Fund Me link I mention at the top of the episode Go Fund Me Laird Barron

Anthony and Shawn give you their immediate, spoiler-free review/reaction of the first episode in HBO's The Last of Us adaptation.

Missi and Shawn give Ryan Gosling's 2014 masterpiece Lost River their discerning eye and all of their love. 

Wherein we run through the lists of our favorite Horror films of 2022!

Ho Ho Ho! Merry Christmas Fanatics! Here's a surprise Christmas Special episode on Eric Pennycoft's new Christmas Horror Comedy The Leech, Staring Graham Skipper, Jeremy Gardner and Taylor Ludtke! This one is SUPER DARK, but should provide a nice distraction from all the Rom Coms and Holiday Who-Ha clogging up everyone's screens at the moment!

Welcome to a new spin-off series under The Horror Vision banner - Elements of Horror. Here, Shawn and long-time friend Missi will provoke deep-dive discussions on films that, while not exactly Horror, contain elements of the genre. Up first - Jim Jarmusch's beautiful Only Lovers Left Alive.

First, we do our spoiler-free reactions, then give fair warning before launching into a full-spoiler discussion for Joe Begos' new film Christmas Bloody Christmas!!! To quote Ray, "When was the last time you saw someone in a Horror movie use the body of a small child as a weapon?"

Yeah, it's that great!

Professor John Trafton joins Shawn and his long-time friend Missi to discuss Luca Guadagnino's new film Bones and All. We start with a spoiler-free reaction and tell you why we think you should see this one on the big screen, then we deep-dive to discuss what we liked and disliked, and how the film fits in with the filmmaker's other recent works.