Hey mate, c'mon down to Lake Mungo! There's all sorts of beautiful scenery like ghosts, fake ghosts, and then some ghosts! How about creepy neighbors? We got some creepy neighbors down here at Lake Mungo! We got a lady that goes into people's houses at ni

John Carpenter. A church. Green Satan Slime. Alice Cooper. Head chopping. That guy from Brooklyn 99. Smooth scissor murder. BUGS!

Jason and Jules continue their quest for a spooky feeling with the Suspiria... remake? Witches! The aftershocks of WW2! A strange sexual energy? Watch a crumpling, a hooking, a stabbing, mesmerizing, and three Tilda Swintons. Tune in and find out what kin

Jason and Jules try to get spooky with the train full of zombies. Do they get a spooky feeling? Is this the one that invades their dreams and ruins their lives? Or will it just be a real fun action party! Friend them on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Yo

We doing them spookies for spooktober! is The Changling (1980) spooky? Martin Scorcese says it is! George C. Scott plays the oldest looking 52 you've ever seen, but he is just great as a man who has lost his wife and young daughter and moves to Seattle to

Hot take: "Unlawful Entry" is Ray Liotta's best performance in this run. Yes, better than "Goodfellas". WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THAT?!?!?! This movie is pretty amazing. I'm not even gonna fake like maybe we don't like it. Liotta is crazy amazing in this

Its the 8th episode in the Liotta run and what if there was a movie that kinda did MASH and sorta did Scrubs? What of it was full of hot, young doctors performing secret surgeries because the VA is evil and won't provide life-saving medical care if it was

Holy moly, this here is the 7th film credit (that still exists) for our buddy Ray Liotta. It's not "Women & Men", which has James Woods, nope it's "Women & Men 2"! Which has Scott Glenn! Matt Dillon! Kyra Sedgewick! Andie McDowell! Juliette Binoche! And?

I kind of feel like if you molest someone and push them out of a car, you get pistol-whipped, but maybe I'm just old fashioned. It's time for our "Goodfellas" episode. There are many more like it, but this episode is mine. It's a great movie, so it's a

If you build it... Ray Liotta will come. And your dead dad. Which on of us cries when Costner finally talks to his dad? Which one of us gets real mad when the time travel shows up? Do we have some real thoughts on Ray Liotta's performance in this? And