The Chucky franchise goes meta and funny. Great cast, great deaths, not so great characters and acting. But all sins are forgiven with a little doll sex.

All work and no play leads to an abusive director and an occasional master piece. The Shining frequently ranks among top horror lists due to iconic imagery but do the characters and story deserve the hype?! You decide!

A technicolor acid trip into a den of witches in Suspiria. A visceral and visual delight if not an intellectual one with sharp political criticism.

The legacy of Nosferatu will course through the blood stream of horror and the vampire subgenre for eternity. Dense with social critique and German expressionistic style the film has been parodied and paid homage countless times. Give it a watch before the 2024 remake is released!

Almost as good as the 1949 cartoon? JK. Tim Burton's take on a classic story of a headless horseman decapitating towns folk. Lot's of fun but his best work.

The Witch elevates this classic horror character to horrific heights while examining how a 1600's Puritan succumbs to suspicion and wicked paranoia.

A 2000s remix potentially as disastrous as the original but fun as a good laugh for the 90s babies. I mean the title says it all.

Featuring horror legend Vincent Price, House on Haunted Hill is a beloved campy classic with strengths laying in story and acting.

Grab your chainsaw and put your sexy face on y'all cus grandpa's limp dick ain't gonna get itself up. Leatherface set a new standard for horror and it's legacy echos through teen slashers to this day.

We're gonna need a bigger podcast. Called the first blockbuster, Spielberg's iconic shark thriller still holds water as a masterpiece of filmmaking with truly horrific moments.