Jim Henson's last project before he died involved some incredible puppet and makeup effects in this incredible film, based on a Roald Dahl novel.

The next in our month of family-friendly horror films is Disney's first attempt to branch out into horror.

It's time for another theme month: Family-Friendly Horror Films! We're kicking off a month of kid-oriented horror with the one that Craig has been dying to review since day one of this crazy project: The Gate.

Remade in more recent times as Sorority Row, we couldn't believe the original 1983 version doesn't get as much love these days. This is truly a forgotten classic of the 80's slasher horror genre.

Every bit as fun as the title would suggest, this film tickled all three of us. Three? That's right! Loyal listener and good friend Heather Rybkowski joined us today to discuss her childhood nightmare that hits every possible clown and circus gag you coul

Well, nobody ever accused famed Italian horror director Lucio Fulci of making classy films. Or even comprehensible ones.

It's our 200th Episode! As per tradition, we visit an iconic Wes Craven movie to celebrate this milestone, and we could think of none better than 1996's game-changing "Scream".

Merry Christmas, everyone! This recently rediscovered home invasion thriller from France bore such a striking resemblance to Home Alone that its director threatened to sue John Hughes when the Macauley Caulkin smash debuted two years later.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

Something special for Christmas: An Indian slasher film that takes place in an abandoned shopping mall at Christmas time.