Ah, found footage. It's usually crap. So when a barn-burner like Creep comes out, color us surprised. - Creep is a 2014 American independent found footage horror film directed by Patrick Brice, based

For the first time in the history of the Really Awful Movies Podcast we're tackling an animated feature. On today's episode, Heavy Metal, an anthology fantasy film that featured a bunch of scantily cl

The Master. Alfred Hitchcock. It's amazing it's taken us this long to discuss a Hitchcock. We look at Hitch's penultimate film, Frenzy. - Many people consider this "lesser Hitchcock." But it's a taut,

It's time to talk tech on the podcast! Since we already covered, Don't Answer the Phone! we thought we'd approach another communications movie, Bells, aka, Murder by Phone! Call it a preoccupation, no

Lucio Fulci's The Psychic, while not nearly as gory as the canonical Fulci films, nonetheless bears some of the same trademark weirdness, and features...of course...a creepy house. - And in this house

The poster says it all...Like father, like son. The Fly II did gonzo box office but badly with the critics. And that's a bit of a shame as this one is fun as hell. - Sure there's no Cronenberg, Goldbl

It's that time of year...a time for...New Year's Evil! - Thank you, thank you, thank you Cannon Films. What would we do on the Really Awful Movies Podcast without the charming movies put out by the co

On this episode, the Really Awful Movies 200th episode! - We look back at our jangled nerves when recording our first episode, how we began chatting about Yor: Hunter from the Future, and very basic m

We're into Evil Dead in a big way. Here, the third film in the trilogy, Army of Darkness, starring The Chin himself, (screw you, Quagmire and Bob Hope) Bruce Campbell. - Ash is transported (along with

Part outbreak / contagion / zombie / vampire movie, Rabid is a wonderful little nugget of exploitation horror Canadiana. - On this episode of the Really Awful Movies Podcast, we examine David Cronenbe