This week's episode is certainly our most pointed Thanksgiving horror film to-date.

We continue our month on Shudder with something that just popped up out of the woodwork.

A horror "anthology" unlike any we have ever seen before.

Michael Myers is back yet again in a fresh sequel to the 1978 original, set 40 years later and starring a 40 years-older Jamie Lee Curtis.

This week's Halloween-appropriate film is a Mel Brooks-ish wannabe that launched to a splash in 1985 and landed with a thud because...well, it's just not that funny.

Seems like an appropriate title to kick off October - a haunted house, devil-worshipping spirit, witches, seances, ghost hunters, surly detectives, and hammy acting.

We originally chose this movie for Father's Day, but other things came up.

Lots of love for this creature feature directed by the late, great Stan Winston, and starring Lance Hendrickson.

Craig went off the deep-end this week to dig through the dustbin of history and brush of this wacky flick starring none other than a super-young Denise Richards and a convenient animatronic dinosaur.

Every now and then, it's time for an exploitation grindhouse classic, and Pieces checks all the boxes.