Two brothers and their significant others rent a sprawling seaside mansion, Air B’n’B-style. In this episode of the Really Awful Movies Podcast, Dave Franco’s The Rental. In his directorial debut, Franco, who also co-wrote the script,

On this, the latest episode of the Really Awful Movies Podcast: The Invitation and Doctor Sleep. There’s not some sort of hidden link between the two, but these are recent horrors (released within the last five years) that caused quite a stir in some c...

In advance of St Patrick’s Day, a foray into Irish horror movies with Citadel, a psychological effort set in Glasgow Scotland. For this, there’s a terrific IMDb description: “an agoraphobic father teams up with a renegade priest to save his daughter fr...

Oh, we are back with Seagal! It’s been a year or more since we covered a Steven Seagal movie on the show, thanks to a moratorium due to the crappiness of his output. Now, it’s lifted. And we are back, with General Commander. This one is a real doozy.

The title says it all: Bats. In this animal attack flick from the late 1990s, La Bamba Lou Diamond Phillips stars as a small town Arizona sheriff called in to investigate a strange homicide. The coroner is befuddled during the post-mortem.

On this week’s podcast episode, perhaps the 7th most notable axe murderer horror film of all time, Edge of the Axe. Sure, this Michael Myers-visaged villain swings an axe, yet he remains far less well known than those maniacs in Silent Night,

Ah, the City of Angels…La-La Land…Whatever you wanna call it, Los Angeles conjures up a lot of images in people’s minds, whether it’s Charles Bukowski, Hollywood movie stars, hair metal, smog, plastic surgery, the nascent gangsta rap scene of the 90s,

Mystifying, beguiling. These are just a few terms which could accurately use to describe the bonkers 1990s Italian horror, Night Killer. Directed by two giants of Italian crap cinema, Claudio Fragasso (Troll 2) and Bruno Mattei (Rats/Hell of the Living...

On this week’s episode of the podcast, BMX Bandits! This one has a VERY young Nicole Kidman (in her second role, but first major one) and is directed by friend of the site, director Brian Trenchard-Smith. In BMX Bandits,

With the pandemic in the second wave, we figured we’d venture inside a location people are frequenting less and less of late: the grocery store. Intruder is a terrific 1989 slasher, and one of two movies we know about with such a setting (the other bei...