Jess and Mickey talk new releases like The Odyssey and Evil Dead Burn before diving into John Carpenter's third installment in the Apocalypse Trilogy: In The Mouth Of Madness starring the late great Sam Neill.

Jessica and Mickey talk Widow's Bay, Backrooms, the newest Jackass, and other new releases. Then they dive into the absolute insanity that is Tobe Hooper's 1985 sci-fi horror Lifeforce!

Who's hungry? Jess gives her take on Obsession (and Mickey forgets the name of the movie Milk + Serial), Mickey rants about his recent 4k buying craze, and they both talk the Canadian cannibal film Cannibal Girls from 1973 directed by future Ghostbusters director Ivan Reitman.

Can you believe we haven't done an episode on 1989's The Church? Neither can we. But here it is along with Jessica telling you the good, the bad, and the ugly about recent films and Mickey extolling the virtues of the BMX film classic Rad!

It's a new year and we're off to a grand start with one of the best giallo films: The House With Laughing Windows

We're back from our Thanksgiving hiatus and we chow down on a real turkey. There's two Oliver Reed snake films of the 80's and we pick the bad one! We're talking about 1983's Spasms where Oliver Reed yells "BLOATING" while strapped in a chair. Good stuff!

Halloween is days away and the Video Vampires duo have got a scary pick for you....none other than the 2007 Spanish horror flick Rec. Listen as they talk about the movie that inspired 3 sequels and an American remake (Quarantine)

There's always room for giallo when the Video Vampires duo talk the Sergio Martino 1971 gem The Strange Vice Of Mrs. Wardh aka Blade Of The Ripper aka Next!

We're coming back next week with a new episode (hope you like Giallo films) but in the meantime Mickey wants to tell you about a special project he's working on and how you can help: https://seedandspark.com/fund/bigmouth#story

The Video Vampires duo talk some new releases and then dive right into a film that frankly deserves even more love than it gets when it comes to zombie horror: 1974's The Living Dead At Manchester Morgue AKA Let Sleeping Corpses Lie