This week we talk about the Special Edition of Alien Resurrection. This 1997 film was, at the time, the swan song for Ripley and her connection to the Alien Franchise. Written by Joss Whedon and directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet (Who directed in French with a Translator), does this vision of the Alien franchise hold up?

This week we look at the cult classic The Mutilator (aka Fall Break) a cheesy 1984 slasher film with minuscule plot and an ending that made me very upset. It’s not a totally terrible movie that was written, directed and produced by Bobby Cooper who seems to have put his family in it as small parts.

This episode we take a look at the 1995 film Tales From the Crypt present Demon Knight. It's a fun romp that made me realize I may have let the nostalgic filter on for too long.

This week we finish Freddy month with A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master. Stay tuned at the end for another surprise!

This episode we discuss the 1987 classic A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 3: The Dream Warriors. It's a very entertaining movie that is only held back by the very wooden acting of the actors not named Larry Fishburne or Robert Englund.

This episode we look at the 2005 version of House of Wax. I actually found this very entertaining even through the wooden acting and a certain someone marked as the star

This episode I look at a truly indy horror film in Spawn of the Vampire. A film that one of the co-creators bailed during the final production and caused the director to re-cut the entire film. It’s available on YouTube and I suggest that everyone watch it before listening to this one

This episode we look at the 1995 classic Species. This film doesn’t know whether or not it wants to be a true Sci-Fi horror film or a Skinemax classic. Listen as I tell the tell of my first time seeing this film and the awkwardness it caused.

Although not a horror movie, this is one to me. I go over the 1998 tragedy that is Godzilla. Why this film was even made I’ll never know. From the corny jokes to the abomination that was Zilla, I spent a lot more time on this film that I should have

This episode we talk about the 1987 Roger Korman produced and Harvey Korman starring film Munchies. Directed by an editor of Gremlins, this film shows off how much it ripped off from that film.