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Throbbing With Horror
Your one stop place for everything horror. We dissect and discuss everything from your favorite and not so favorite horror movies. Hosted by Brett Peterson and Greg Ames.
Pieces might be the perfect example of everything that people who were against 80's slashers said that all slashers were and we love it.
What do you get when you mix a giant crocodile, too many quips, and Betty White? You get Lake Placid from 1999.
If its shotgun shell collars, pig guts, limb twisters, and puppets, it has to be Saw. We're talking about Saw 3.
Well, its April Fools' Day again which means we can cover one non-horror movie. Why Brett picked Neil Breen's Fateful Findings is beyond me.
What if we had Ghostbusters, but it was cold? We're talking about Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.
A late night show's Halloween special goes terribly wrong. We're talking about Late Night with the Devil.
It's March Madness time! We're putting 16 horror icons up against each other to determine who has what it takes to be crowned this year's March Madness winner.
We have such sights to show you, like a cenobite who throws cd's and one that breathes fire.
A cult movie about a cult with way too stacked of a cast for this movie. We're talking about The Devil's Rain.
Happy Valentine's Day! We're talking about some of our favorite couples from the horror genre.
Matt Cordell is back and we're back covering the sequel to one of the movies we covered early in the show, Maniac Cop 2.
We're talking about the modern day reimagining of a Universal Monsters classic, The Invisible Man from 2020.
Danzig's back with his follow up to Verotika, a vampire western movie. Let's talk about Death Rider in the House of Vampires.
Happy New Year! We're looking back at the new horror movies we've seen over the past year and ranking our individual favorites at the end of the episode.
We're talking about the reality bending insanity from John Carpenter that is In the Mouth of Madness.
Happy Holidays! We're talking about a killer robo Santa with Christmas Bloody Christmas.
We're still counting down our top 100 favorite horror movies and covering number 50 to number 1.
We're back to the next installment of The Human Centipede series. You already know what you're getting into with this one.
We're ranking Throbbing With Horror's top 100 favorite horror movies of all time. In this episode we cover numbers 100 through 51.
Lets talk about a slasher movie where death just cut out the middle man, Final Destination.
We're talking about the last of the big Universal Monsters that we haven't covered yet, The Wolf Man.
I always knew I was right to be creeped out by the animatronics at Chuck E. Cheese. We're talking about the Five Nights at Freddy's movie.
Brett and Greg sit down and talk about the Throbtober season and all that happened during the month.
Happy Godzilla day! We're celebrating this very important holiday by going back to where it all began. We're talking about the original Godzilla from 1954.
We're talking to Dennis Paoli whose writing credits include Re-Animator, From Beyond, The Dentist, Ghoulies 2, and the new release, Suitable Flesh. Suitable Flesh is now available everywhere you rent movies.
Happy Halloween! We've made it through all of Throbtober and we're ending it how we always do by pitting members of Throbbing With Horror against each other with some Halloween games.
We're wrapping up Throbtober with Psycho from 1960. It's about time we got to this one.
It's almost Halloween so it's time to talk about the heavy metal Halloween horror movie, Trick or Treat.
Body swapping is never as fun as it sounds. We're covering the new release, Suitable Flesh. Suitable Flesh is now available everywhere you rent movies
Dethklok is back for one last time so it's time to get brutal! Yes, we know we're stretching it a little bit with this one but we're not going to pass up a chance to talk about Metalocalypse.
Throbtober continues with Young Frankenstein directed by Mel Brooks and starring Gene Wilder.
We're giving you some not as obvious picks for when you're choosing which movies to watch on the big day this year.
We're talking about the newly released Pet Sematary prequel, Pet Sematary: Bloodlines. Was it worth watching or in the case of this series, was dead better?
We weren't going to go through Throbtober without covering a Romero movie. We're talking about Land of the Dead from 2005.
We're back with another Universal Monsters classic. But can we really classify a guy who's just hard to see as a monster?
We're covering a big one today. Lets talk about Sam Raimi's absolute classic from 1981, The Evil Dead.
Greg talks to director John McPhail about Anna and the Apocalypse and his new release Dear David which is in theaters and on demand now.
Happy Friday the 13th! We're covering another entry in the series, the final chapter (it really wasn't though).
We get Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi together in a Universal movie with The Raven from 1935.
We're talking about Demons. You thought the movie theater was bad when the person in front of you wouldn't stop texting.
It's Throbtober, so we definitely have to cover the queen of Halloween with Elvira's Haunted Hills.
We're talking about Rob Zombie's Lords of Salem. Nobody ever sends us cool mysterious evil records.
You've seen vampire movies and cowboy movies but have you ever seen a cowboy vampire movie? Lets talk about Near Dark from 1987.
Almost 20 years after the original we got a brand new Saw movie with the return of Tobin Bell. Time to talk about Saw X.
If its Halloween it has to be Saw or at least that's what all the commercials said. We're talking about Saw 2.
Welcome back to another Throbtober! We're kicking off our 4th October as a podcast by covering Halloween 4.
We're talking about Motel Hell and the definition of a fritter, the difference between skiers and hookers, and the pros and cons of planting humans.
That's a wrap on our third year as a podcast so we're looking back on all the movies that we've covered in the past year and going over the best of what we've watched.
We're talking about Mario Bava's A Bay of Blood aka Twitch of the Death Nerve, aka Carnage, aka Chain Reaction. Let's find out if there's more kills or titles.
Florida man and daughter trapped under house with alligators. We're talking about Crawl today.
Don't you hate when college kid suicide cults invade your vacation home? We're talking about Tucker and Dale vs Evil.
We're talking about the movie that kicked off the remake boom of the 2000's. Don't pick up any hitchhikers because today's episode is The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Time to talk about a swashbuckling vampire on the high seas with The Last Voyage of the Demeter.
Time to learn about the rules of a sequel. Ghostface is back and we're talking about Scream 2.
Stephen King makes his directorial debut. What could go wrong? We're covering Maximum Overdrive today.
Grab yourself some pancakes and a big old forty and get ready to hear about Cabin Fever.
We made it to episode 200 and we're celebrating by covering one of the best Universal monster movies, The Bride of Frankenstein.
A killer is out for revenge after being set on fire by a bunch of teen pranksters, but we're supposed to think he's the bad guy.
Chucky's back! We're talking about killer dolls, too many eggs, and proper assembly line safety procedures in this episode about Child's Play 2.
We've all had that one wild summer where we accidentally joined a cult right? We're talking about Ari Aster's Midsommar.
We're talking about another Hammer movie starring Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee, The Curse of Frankenstein from 1957.
Military training exercises are probably difficult enough on their own without Werewolves. We're talking about Dog Soldiers from 2002.
Remember kids, if a camp is already booked, just run over someone who is already going with a Mack truck in the middle of New York City to take their place. Time to talk about Sleepaway Camp 3.
We're finishing up remake month with the Tom Savini directed Night of the Living Dead from 1990.
Why did we watch this? Why did we record an episode on this movie? It's not too late for me to hit delete instead of typing out the episode description. We're talking about the remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street from 2010.
How much shoplifting has to take place at a mall before the owners buy three terminators on wheels to stop it? We're talking about Chopping Mall.
After a ten year wait, there's finally a new Evil Dead movie. Mommy's with the maggots now.
Renfield and Dracula are back but this time in modern day New Orleans. We're taking a bite out of Renfield from 2023.
I don't need to type anything here to describe this. You all know what this movie is about.
What happens when a beloved children's story falls into public domain? You get a murderous Pooh and Piglet. Oh bother.
We're back to another April Fools' Day which means we cover a non-horror movie. Brett traded Greg all of his April movie picks to cover the Howard Stern movie, Private Parts from 1997.
House is a wild time with puffy purple monsters, flying killer gardening tools, and an angry zombie Vientam War veteran back for revenge.
Happy Saint Patrick's Day! We're talking about Leprechaun because Saint Patrick's Day themed horror movies are in pretty short supply.
We're not dealing with a requel this time. Now we're in a franchise and nobody is safe. Let's talk about Scream 6!
We're talking about the reason you'll never catch us hiking through the woods and sleeping in tents, The Ritual.
We're talking to Aaron Jay Rome the director of the upcoming movie Dead Dawn and Isaiah LaBorde the producer of Dead Dawn and the upcoming Tommy Wiseau movie Big Shark. We're talking about their new stuff, their old stuff, and a bunch more so check it out.
The Dead Dawn Wefunder campaign can be found here https://wefunder.com/deaddawn
We've made it through all the Fear Streets and finish up by talking about part 3, 1666.
We continue making our way through the Fear Street trilogy and go back to Camp Nightwing in 1978.
Who doesn't love roadside attractions, waterfalls, and suspicious wax figures? We're talking about Tourist Trap from 1979.
Happy Valentine's Day! What better movie to talk about for today than 1996's Troma classic, Tromeo and Juliet?
Willem Dafoe playing a vampire playing an actor playing a vampire? Its time to talk about Shadow of the Vampire.
Two kids accidentally dig up the gate to hell in a suburban backyard. Time to talk about The Gate from 1987.
We're ditching those drab and dusty castles and carriages and bringing Dracula to the groovy 70's and talking about Dracula A.D. 1972.
Friday the 13th now in stunning 3D! Lets go to Higgins Haven and talk about Friday the 13th part 3.
Happy Friday the 13th! We're releasing 2 movies with everyone's favorite killer lake boy today and starting with Friday the 13th part 2 from 1981.
We're covering our first new release of the year, Megan. There's stretchy ears, pressure washers, the best pre-murder dance ever seen and more.
2022 was such a huge year for horror that there's no way we couldn't do an episode looking back on everything we saw. Happy New Year from Throbbing With Horror!
We're finishing up the original Romero zombie trilogy and talking about Day of the Dead.
Our next holiday horror movie puts a twist on the home invasion genre. We're talking about Better Watch Out.
It's that time of year again when we talk about some holiday horror movies and this episode we're covering Jack Frost from 1997.
WWE's Kane stars as Jacob Goodnight, a crazed killer that plucks eyeballs out for reasons. Ring that bell because it's time to talk about See No Evil.
Most of the cast and crew from Re-Animator come back to bring us another Lovecraft adaptation, From Beyond.
Art the clown is back and more brutal than ever. We're talking about the long awaited, vomit inducing Terrifier 2.
This movie is a cautionary tale about why you don't go swimming in the jungle. Time to talk about Creature from the Black Lagoon.
Stop me if you've heard this one before. A family moves into a haunted house but doesn't take it seriously until things are way out of hand. Let's talk about The Conjuring.
Happy Halloween. We're talking about The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Give yourself over to absolute pleasure.
We got a brand new Hellraiser movie! Let's talk about cenobites, puzzle boxes, and murder hooks. Where did all their clothes go?
A priest recruits a group of scientists to help prove that the son of Satan is about to return to earth and to figure out a way to stop it.
We're talking about Troma's horror comedy musical masterpiece Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead.
We're talking about Mario Bava's Black Sunday aka The Mask of Satan. We're also joined in the beginning by Troy Howarth to answer some questions and give some background info on the movie.
We're ready to believe you. Let's talk about who you're gonna call. Spoilers, the answer is Ghostbusters.
We're talking about Night of the Demons. Who could've guessed that having a Halloween party at the local haunted murder house could go so wrong?
We're talking about Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation also titled The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Matthew McConaughey's lawyers tried to stop this movie from being released and maybe the world would have been a better place if they succeeded in that fight.
Bruce Campbell in his most challenging role ever as... Bruce Campbell. We're talking about My Name Is Bruce
It's the final showdown between Michael and Laurie and there might be some other plot from out of nowhere.
Since we already covered Plan 9 From Outer Space and Bride of the Monster, we figured it's time to cover the movie about the man behind the movies.
Does a reboot of Puppet Master where they're all nazis on a killing spree in a hotel work in the modern era? Let's find out.
What do you get when you mix a horror anthology, comic books, George Romero, and Stephen King? You get Creepshow from 1982.
We're the DREAM WARRIORS! We're going back to Elm Street to talk about the third Nightmare on Elm Street movie.
We're talking about one of the greatest love stories of all time, Return of the Living Dead 3.
After a year of waiting as Rob Zombie teased more and more fun behind the scenes shots, we finally got to see what a Rob Zombie Munsters movie looks like.
We're both picking 10 movies for 10 different categories and you get to vote on the winner.
Death House has the biggest ensemble of horror legends ever assembled for a single movie so it has to be good, right?
Vincent Price takes revenge on 9 doctors who failed to save his wife. There's also a lot of organ music and an animatronic band. What more could you ask for?
29 years later, the witches are back. We're going to find out if there's any way Hocus Pocus can live up to fan expectations.
We're watching what pretty much everyone watches at least once every October, Hocus Pocus from 1993.
We're talking about Rob Zombie's debut film, House of 1000 Corpses. Doctor Satan lives.
Welcome to Throbtober! We're releasing a full episode every day all month long and what's better to kick it all off with than this one. We're talking about Halloween 3. I can't wait to see Michael Myers!
We're talking about one of the best sci-fi horror movies of all time, John Carpenter's The Thing.
We've reached the end of our second year as a podcast so it's that time again. Welcome to the Throbbies.
A punk band ends up staying at the venue way longer than they planned to. Let's talk about Green Room from 2015.
We're once again opening up the lament configuration and talking about Hellbound: Hellraiser 2.
We're discussing Nope, Jordan Peele's take on a UFO movie. That's all we'll say here so nobody gets mad about spoilers.
Get a nice bowl of chili, call in to your favorite radio station, and get ready because we're finally talking about The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. Tear it all down!
What if all those urban legends about alligators in the sewers were true except the alligator ate a bunch of chemicals that made it grow huge and hungry?
Good morning, campers! We're going over Sleepaway Camp 2 before the hike so hurry up and listen.
We saw the new release, The Black Phone, where Ethan Hawke kidnaps kids and wears a creepy mask.
Do you wanna party? We're going over the iconic 1985 zombie movie, The Return of the Living Dead. Brains!
We made it to episode 100 so what better movie to talk about than George Romero's absolute zombie classic, Night of the Living Dead? They're coming to get you, Barbara!
After arguing about this movie for almost 2 years, we're finally covering Predator. Get to the choppa!
We're going way back to the 30's to talk about Bela Lugosi as Dracula. We bid you welcome.
We're covering the movie that everyone points to when discussing the start of the 2000's gore craze. Let's talk about Saw.
We're heading back to the 1600's and talking about The Witch (or the VVitch, depending on how you spell it).
Happy Friday the 13th! We're covering the movie that started it all, the original 1980 Friday the 13th. His name was Jason and today is his birthday.
This episode we're talking about Dario Argento's Deep Red. We're also joined by Troy Howarth for a bit to discuss his thoughts on the movie and to get some fun facts on it. Listen to some Goblin, take a steamy shower, and beware of creepy toys.
Grab your hatchets and rev up your belt sanders because we're going back to Honey Island Swamp and talking about Hatchet II.
Destroy All Monsters is finally the crossover of all of your favorite kaiju monsters for at least 15 minutes of the movie.
We're discussing the 2006 stoner horror comedy, Evil Bong. How this movie managed to turn into a franchise is beyond us.
We're talking about Ti West's 2022 movie, X where a bunch of adult film makers temporarily move in next to a friendly old couple.
How can a movie be this disgusting? We're about to find out because we're talking about David Cronenberg's body horror masterpiece, The Fly. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
There's nothing that I could write here that would describe this movie better than the title already does. Time to talk about Killer Klowns from Outer Space.
Oh, hi listener. Happy April Fools' Day! Today we celebrate with the greatest movie ever, The Room! You gonna listen to the whole episode, or are you a chicken? Cheep cheep cheep!
If you go to a castle and a creepy pale bald guy with bucked teeth fangs and claws answers the door, just turn around.
Ready or Not is a prime example of why you should get to know your in-laws before getting married.
We get to talk to Terri Susan Smith about all things Basket Case, painting, being in a punk rock band in the 70's, what she's been up to lately and more.
Foo Fighters starring in a horror movie? We're already in. Let's talk about Studio 666.
We all love movies but Eric Binford from Fade to Black might like them a little too much.
Freddy's out for revenge. Not really though because he doesn't take revenge on anything in this one. We're breaking down A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge.
There's a new Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie out. It has a wild bus scene, annoying entrepreneurs, the return of Sally, and chainsaws. And we have thoughts about all of it.
We're talking about John Landis' 1981 monster movie, An American Werewolf in London. This is why you'll never catch us backpacking across the country.
We're joined by Troy Howarth, author of So Deadly, So Perverse, Splintered Visions: Lucio Fulci and His Films, The Haunted World of Mario Bava and more. We talk about Italian horror, John Carpenter, horror hosts, the upcoming Argento movie, and more.
We're joined by the president of Troma Entertainment and the creator of The Toxic Avenger, Class of Nuke 'em High, Poultrygeist, and so much more, Lloyd Kaufman. We're talking about Troma 50 years in, favorite cameos, crazy background actors and more.
We constantly talk about sequels and additions to our favorite horror franchises that we want to see so we figured we might as well do that on here instead of just to ourselves.
Ted Raimi skinning people and then walking around in flesh suits? Yep, let's talk about Skinner from 1993.
Elvis and JFK team up to defend their rest home from an undead mummy in a cowboy hat. It's exactly what it sounds like.
We're putting on our finest suits and monocles and spending our last episode of 2021 at the theater. Let's talk about Dario Argento's 1987 giallo film, Opera.
Part 2 of our holiday horror double feature is Black Christmas from 1974. Agnes, it's me Billy!
Part 1 of our holiday horror double feature is 1980's Christmas Evil. Brett tricked Greg into watching this movie.
We're talking about Re-Animator and all the madness that goes on in this movie. Who's going to believe a talking head?
Open up your heart and let the sunshine in! We're talking about The Autopsy of Jane Doe from 2016.
Its about time we got to this one. Rev up your chainsaws because we're talking about one of the greatest horror movies of all time. And yes, its supposed to be spelled that way.
Ed Wood, Bela Lugosi, octopus stock footage, police birds, platform shoes, and paper mache boulders. What else could you ask for?
Its our last movie of our double sized October so of course we went with Halloween Kills. Evil dies tonight!
John Carpenter and Tobe Hooper come together to bring us a wild horror anthology. Hey kids, its Mark Hamill!
Never blow out your jack-o-lantern before midnight on Halloween. Always check your candy. And don't forget to help me with the eyes.
A found footage movie that makes you think you're watching a VHS recording of a local tv station's Halloween special gone wrong.
This is the internet and the internet loves top ten lists. So here's both of our top ten horror actors.
This is our longest episode we've ever done and we still don't think we went over half of the hidden details in this movie.
We finally made it to October and couldn't think of anyone better to help bring in the Halloween season than Elvira! Unpleasant dreams.
Alright you primitive screw-heads, listen up! We're talking about Army of Darkness. Hail to the King, baby.
We've made it through a full year of Throbbing With Horror so we're looking back at all the movies we've covered and giving credit where credit is due. Categories like Best Kill, Grossest Body Horror, Most Ridiculous Line, Best Final Girl, and more. Minor spoilers for any movie we've covered up to this point. You've been warned.
Two of the most iconic slashers going head to head for the first time. It would be impossible to mess this up, right?
Throbbing With Horror meets Ari Lehman, who played Jason Voorhees in the original Friday the 13th in a weird place for a meet and greet.
If you've ever heard of this movie you probably already know what you're in for with this episode. Why are there farting muck men?
What happens when you mix ancient burial grounds, undead kids in tophats, Herman Munster, The Ramones, and Stephen King? You get this week's movie, 1989's Pet Sematary.
Brett and Greg are talking about the new Friday the 13th fan film, Jason Rising which you can watch for free right now on Youtube.
Michael Rooker is in his breakout role that makes you feel like you need to take a shower after watching this movie.
Let's say you want to watch a movie where they say the name, Michael, over a hundred times in an hour and a half. Then you'd be in the right place because we're talking about The Lost Boys.
This movie is a wild time. A hive minded, alien bug monster takes over a small town by having slugs crawl into people and that doesn't even scratch the surface of this one.
You'll never go in the water again. We're talking about Jaws, the movie that made everyone afraid of the beach, swimming pools, ponds, toilets and pretty much anything else with water. SHAAAAARRRRKK!
Talking about Mandy from 2018. Come for the Nicolas Cage rage, stay for the Cheddar Goblin.
Welcome to Tromaville, home to toxic waste, hit and run killers, the most popular gym ever, corrupt politicians, and a giant radioactive monster hero. Time to talk about The Toxic Avenger!
A clown who acts more like a mime stalks two girls on Halloween night. Oh, and there's a hacksaw involved.
We're talking to Nate Thompson about his new short film Cult Affairs, which you can watch right now for free on Youtube so get to it.
Time to talk about Phantasm, the movie with sexy murdery fun in grave yards, flying Christmas ornaments of doom, mustard fingers, evil Jawas, and that's just scratching the surface of this one.
Take car. Go to Mum's. Kill Phil. Grab Liz. Go to the Winchester. Listen to this episode while having a nice cold pint and waiting for all this to blow over.
The battle of the chins is on! We're talking about Maniac Cop and wondering why did the entire police force hate this guy's wife.
It's prom season so make sure you show your kids this movie to terrify them right before they go. They're all gonna laugh at you!
No movie review for this one but talking about our time last weekend during Monster-Rama at The Riverside Drive-in in Pittsburgh.
Talking about the body horror scene king, 1989's Society. How do you want your tea? Cream, sugar or... not gonna finish that line here. Happy Shunting!
A couple takes a romantic getaway to a secluded cabin. Also there's chainsaw hands, a book of the dead, boomsticks, trees with bad intentions, laughing lamps, and more.
We're talking about Happy Death Day, 2017's scary Groundhog Day movie. We're talking about Happy Death Day, 2017's scary Groundhog Day movie. We're talking about Happy Death Day, 2017's scary Groundhog Day movie. We're talking about Happy Death Day, 2017's scary Groundhog Day movie. WILL SOMEONE FIND OUT WHO THE KILLER IS SO WE CAN GET OUT OF THIS TIME LOOP?!?
In our most current episode we've ever done, we're talking about Godzilla vs. Kong. Because a giant lizard with atomic breath that can breathe underwater against a big monkey fighting in the ocean is a fair fight, right?
We're talking about Rob Zombie's second movie, The Devil's Rejects. Why is everything so dirty in this?
We watched Puppet Master and we have questions. Mainly how and why does a puppet have an endless supply of leeches inside of it at all times?
We've made it to episode 25! So what better movie to mark the occasion with than this one. Worst movie ever or best movie ever?
Get juiced by an ancient evil worm monster with us because this week's movie is Brain Damage!
We're talking about It Follows this week which was a first time watch for both of us. Get ready for STDemons!
We're covering the Glenn Danzig written and directed Shudder exclusive, Verotika. Trying to explain any of this movie here would not do it justice so you're just going to have to listen.
You'll float too! Brett and Greg break down It from 2017 and also go over all the craziness that happened around this movie's release. More Anthrax songs in horror movies please.
Brett and Greg talk about Jennifer's Body from 2009. Greg loves this movie and Brett has never seen it until right before recording. Did he like it or did it make him quit the podcast? Nice hardware, Ace.
I don't think we've ever been this confused about a movie that we've talked about before. We're breaking down Lucio Fulci's City of the Living Dead (also titled The Gates of Hell) from 1980. Gut puke!
We're talking about the first entry in Adam Green's Hatchet series. Drool fountains, bad accents, cameos galore, Mortal Kombat fatalities in live action, and more!
Brett and Greg review (and argue) about Slumber Party Massacre Part 2 from 1987 to kick off 2021. This one's got it all like drill guitars, hand-burgers, a pie in the sky, and killer chickens.
Its the end of our Holiday Horror month and of course we're going with the most over the top Christmas horror movie out there. Don't forget to take out the trash because its garbage day!
The third movie in our Holiday Horror month is Krampus from 2015. Never rip up your letter to Santa and wish that your family would go away.
We made it to December so you know what that means. We're going over holiday themed horror movies for the entire month. We obviously had to kick it off with Gremlins.
We try to save the twist for the end but end up talking about it maybe 2 minutes in. Looney Tunes corn pots, evil honey bees, curling irons of doom, hisses, and more!
Brett and Greg break down and discuss the 2011 movie, The Cabin In The Woods. Spoiler alert: we love this movie.
What better movie to talk about on this day? Brett and Greg go over the movie that practically ignited the slasher craze and go over a bunch of other Halloween centric stuff like their holiday plans and give their horror movie tallies for spooky season.
Brett is joined by Rob from Ruthless Retrospective to talk about the groundbreaking Romero classic, Dawn of the Dead.
Two episodes in one! Part 1: Brett and Greg went to New Jersey to see the filming locations of Friday The 13th and you're going to hear all about it. Part 2: Brett and Greg review and discuss Never Hike In The Snow, the newly released follow up to the Friday fan film, Never Hike Alone.
Jason in spaaaaace! Brett is once again joined by Greg Ames to go over the 2001 sci-fi slasher, Jason X. Does a space station getting destroyed count as 1,000 Jason kills or no?
Brett is joined again by Greg from Ruthless Retrospective and Geekpositive to go over the 2013 movie, Texas Chainsaw 3D. They go over how a 24 year old is supposed to be about 45, "Do your thing, cuz", how Texas Chainsaw technically did the Halloween 2018 continuity reset 5 years before they did, and more.
Brett is joined by P from Tales From The Bit Wars to talk about the 1987 film, Blood Harvest starring Tiny Tim.
In our first episode we tell you what the show is all about and what you're going to get in the upcoming episodes. And for the main topic, Greg from Ruthless Retrospective and Geekpositive joins and we go over our top 5 favorite horror movies of all time.