2019 #Florida is a #scary enough place for a film to qualify as a #horror movie, but throw in a massive #hurricane, giant #alligators, daddy issues and the possibility of drowning and you have last year’s “Crawl.” Is it a horror movie just because heads get bitten off? Is going under water without holding your nose scary? Will this podcast be interrupted by a puppy doing an alligator impression? Listen it and find out!

Yael Gavish & Matt Kona

#Crawl

An American journeys across the pond to 1960’s England (we think) for a hookup and meets her bizarre family (and silent butler) and begins to encounter a series of bizarre occurrences in this Boris Karloff starring H.P. Lovecraft adaptation. It was one of the shortest films that we watched but felt just as long as the others because of 60’s film pacing on our millennial/Gen-X brains.

Yael Gavish & Matt Kona

#Monsters #Halloween

Do you need to a movie to watch while your parents are out on the town and a sexy adult woman is taking care of you before giving you a shot of booze before bed? Well this is the movie for you, I guess. It’s bright, bubbly and gory and the votes are split between your two hosts about whether they liked it. Tune in to hear a heated debate!

Yael Gavish & Matt Kona

#Babysitter #Netflix

Do you know your neighbors? Probably not, but if you claim to-do you REALLY know them? Matt and Yael watch Fright Night and reminisce about the good old days of 80’s horror, vampire hunting, neighborhood watches and low level local celebrity. Check out the podcast as we knock out a horror movie podcast discussion every day throughout October!

#FrightNight #Vampire

Train rides are long. Movies about train rides feel even longer, especially when they force character development into disaster movie archetypes of people being hunted by zombie commuters throughout Korea. Did we learn about culture? Parenting? Being polite to strangers? Listen for yourself as we break down “Train to Busan” in today’s recap.

Plus a special #monster guest!

A movie about a voodo possesses doll? Not quite. A re-boot about a safety protocol depleted A.I. doll made by a disgruntled worker. DING! DING! DING! In our second of back to back re-makes we watch the reimagined Child’s Play movie and enjoy a modernized story of a kid with no friends except a second hand murderous toy and some friends who only like him because of it. But are they “friends ‘til the end?” Listen in and find out!

#Goodguy #Chucky #Halloween2020

Stephen King movies ruled the TV and movie screens in the 80’s and the remakes of them have showed up a lot in the 2000’s. Matt and Yael dig into (or should we say “up”?) Pet Sematary. How does it hold up? Will they guess correctly the animals that die? Is Stephen King in it? Does anyone get the accents right? Listen to today’s podcast and find out!

#SK

From ancient #Persia to modern day America an evil #genie type God to be grants your #wishes in #evil ways while also using the word “wish” in very cheesey ways. It’s a fun, horror movie made by a special effects master Robert Kurtzman under the watchful (wishful) eye of Wes Craven. We WISH you listen and subscribe!

Two #comedians podcasting about a #horror movie a day, one Japanese dreamy gore fest about three girls dealing with crazy circumstances (including one of the most insane opening two minutes either of us have ever seen)...one new episode of Yael and Matt Recap Stuff trying to make sense of it all. Listen in as we try and dissect “Tag.”

With the weather still nice, and the weekend starting up, it’s time to pack the bags and head up to THE CABIN IN THE WOODS featuring new vocabulary words, a handsome young man before he became a God of Thunder, #zombies, #horror movie tropes turned on their head, an expensive bong and a Mer-Man, Yael and Matt have fun recapping a wild new(ish) horror movie classic.