Is it real or is it reality? It's very real as the Video Vampires duo return with a new episode covering 1982's "weird" flick The Sender!

The Video Vampires duo weather through some technical difficulties and dive into Clive Barker's 3rd and- to date- last film Lord Of Illusions, the 1995 horror film noir film!

These are troubling times indeed. This episode the Video Vampires duo tackle the horrors of 1995's Tales From The Hood, a horror film still relevant today as it was 25 years ago.

The Video Vampires duo dive into an esoteric precursor to The Witch when they review the 1983 obscurity Eyes of Fire!

It's another episode where the dynamic duo record remotely but don't let that get you down! To raise their spirits the Video Vampires folks watch Class of Nuke 'Em High, the deliriously stupid and wonderful 1986 Troma fim that Variety hated!

The gang is back in yet another remote episode and this episode is a movie that will make you WANT to social distance, the controversial 1981 flick Possession!

It's the first ever Video Vampires Social Distancing episode where the duo record remotely and discuss new stuff on tv, comfort films, Jess's birthday, and the 2002 oceanic horror flick Ghost Ship

In lieu of recent events (Coronavirus) the Video Vampires gang dive into a movie where isolation and "infection" play a big part. It's the second film in John Carpenter's Apocalypse Trilogy and it's none other than the underrated Prince of Darkness!

It's time to go back to New York of the 80's and this time the Video Vampires gang dive into Frank Henenlotter's excellent and often overlooked black comedy/horror/drug addiction flick 1988's Brain Damage.

The Video Vampires duo take a look at one of Larry Cohen's more wilder masterpieces: 1977's God Told Me To