What the Horror

This week of What the Horror covers quite possibly the greatest Nicholas Cage movie ever. Warning: Taylor and Josh do gush. Featuring the "Most Serious Genrebend" and the best buddy cop tag team since Turner and Hooch. Join us this week as the Veteran and the Virgin discuss Willy's Wonderland [2021] and Caveat [2020].

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In this episode of What the Horror, Taylor channels her inner Adam Savage and yells her undying love for Brendan Fraser from the rooftops. Meanwhile, Josh straps on his '90s pleather and bares his plastic vampire fangs. Join us this week as they discuss Friday the 13th [1980] and Incident in a Ghostland [2018].

What do  Rowan Atkinson, goopy/moist cake and the most uncomfortable episode of 90 day fiancé have in common?  This episode of What the Horror. Pull up a chair and listen in as we discuss Hellraiser [1987] and Oldboy [2003]. 

We're actually talking about Hitchcock! We're even doing a Hitchockian double feature, but don't worry these movies couldn't be more different. Listen as Tippi Hedren tackles fluffy seagulls and dino nuggies in The Birds[1963] and Marnie [1964]. 

Dan's back! That's right another Dan Stevens gush fest! Don't worry, we leave plenty of time to give the always classy Audrey Hepburn some time to shine. Listen in as we discuss The Guest [2014] and Wait Until Dark [1967]. Off-brand Avengers with mix tapes, donkeys and blind ninjas assemble!

We watched these movies via *Netflix (US) and *Amazon Prime (US)

Credits: “Danse Macabre” written by Camille Saint-Saëns, Kayla on violin and piano, sound effects by Minnie and the E’s. A production of TS Cameron.

This episode we have Rachel and Margie from Textual Tension with us to discuss Candyman [1992]! This week, we spread the corruption a little further, so dust off your khakis and grab a handful of Scooby Snacks in this episode of What the Horror.

Warning: This episode contains Trevor.

Credits: “Danse Macabre” written by Camille Saint-Saëns, Kayla on violin and piano, sound effects by Minnie and the E’s. A production of TS Cameron.

In this episode of What the Horror, we are easily distracted by claw foot tubs and illusion magic. This week we discuss The Changeling [1980] and Amusement [2008]. Let the Corruption continue!

Credits: “Danse Macabre” written by Camille Saint-Saëns, Kayla on violin and piano, sound effects by Minnie and the E’s. A production of TS Cameron.

We've got a sonic screwdriver in one hand and a turkey baster in the other! Bougie museum curators and lovelorn Daleks make an appearance in this episode of What the Horror. This week we discuss Don't Breathe [2016] and What Keeps You Alive [2018]. Let the Corruption continue!

Credits: “Danse Macabre” written by Camille Saint-Saëns, Kayla on violin and piano, sound effects by Minnie and the E’s. A production of TS Cameron.

Screeching Emus and Lil' Gideon delight in this episode of What the Horror. This week we discuss Wolf Creek [2005] and Overlord [2018]. Let the Corruption continue!

Credits: “Danse Macabre” written by Camille Saint-Saëns, Kayla on violin and piano, sound effects by Minnie and the E’s. A production of TS Cameron.

Mountains and Mooses and Vampires, oh my! This week we discuss The Lost Boys [1987] and The Ritual [2018]. Don't be distracted by the guyliner, Kiefer and Star... we know what we're doing. Grab your hiking boots, moose spray and pack extra underwear as we dive in to this episode of What the Horror!

Credits: “Danse Macabre” written by Camille Saint-Saëns, Kayla on violin and piano, sound effects by Minnie and the E’s. A production of TS Cameron

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