It's the next stop of our World Tour 2023. Today's episode brings us to Spain where we both hop off a train for no good reason and spend the night with the first installment in Spain's Blind Dead franchise: the 1972 Tombs Of The Blind Dead

It's International Horror part 2 and we're starting with a bang: it's the infamous 1999 Japanese horror flick Audition! Here us deep dive into the craziness that is this horror masterpiece.

If you're into European knock offs of The Exorcist than this episode is for you! We're going to take a trip to Italy with the 1974 sleaze and cheese fest that is 1974's The Antichrist.

It's Easter and we're looking at 1999's Resurrection, a shameless Se7en rip off starring the legendary Christopher Lambert. Will the killer finish assembling his Jesus Frankenstein or will Lambert go straight up Highlander on him? We check it out so you don't have to.....though you totally should.

It's horror spaghetti style when we watch 1980's Cannibal Apocalypse which merged the two big Italian horror subgenres (cannibal and zombie films) to make one hell of a flick starring the incomparable John Saxon

If you like your movies to blur the lines between reality and dreams than you're gonna dig our new episode where we talk Candyman director Bernard Rose's 1988 flick Paperhouse!

It's a new year and we're starting it off with a crazy one. Imagine if The Omen had a lovechild with 2001: A Space Odyssey and you might have an idea of the insanity of 1979's The Visitor. This is the flick we're ringing in 2023 with so come and join in the craziness!

It's that time of the year for more Xmas horror as the Video Vampires duo take a look at Curtis Harrington's Christmas themed entry in the "psycho biddy" sub-genre with Who Slew Auntie Roo?

It's time for some more Xmas horror as the Video Vampires duo take a look at Curtis Harrington's Christmas time entry in the "psycho biddy" sub-genre with "Who Slew Auntie Roo"

Let it be known brothers and sisters that the Video Vampires duo celebrate Halloween by checking out the 1971 grindhouse shocker, "I Drink Your Blood," directed by David Durston and starring absolute legend Bhaskar Roy Chowdhury