It's not exactly Shaun of the Dead, but it's not without its charms.

Another high-camp schlockfest from Charles Band productions, though even campier than normal.

Thanks to Ashley for recommending we plow forward through the Slumber Party Massacre series - the first and only horror series to be directed entirely by women.

This homage to the old DC horror magazines has an interesting premise that is, unfortunately, wasted on a lackluster plot with some truly lousy acting.

This 2018 Netflix film has a pedigree that stretches back to The Woman, The Witch, The Wicker Man, and a lot of other "The" movies that deal with religious cults in old-timey settings.

We probably should've saved it for St. Patrick's Day, but one of the few franchises that we haven't hit couldn't have waited yet another year.

It's request time again! Paul asked us to check out this take on a modern Norman Bates-style serial killer.

Time for another tribute episode. This week, we celebrate the legacy of Richard Donner, the man behind most of the films we loved the most as children of the 80s.

William Peter Blatty got an opportunity to make up for the disappointment that was The Exorcist Part 2 (episode here) with this installment, based on his novel "Legion" - this time, behind t

Occasionally, someone tips us off the an incredible gem of a film that we never would have discovered on our own. This is one of those weeks. Big thanks to Liz for suggesting this Japanese horror...well, it's hard to categorize, really.