On this week's episode, a short discussion of Blood Orgy of the She-Devils and the life and times of horror maverick, Ted V. Mikels. - The plot is pretty bare: a soothsayer / prognosticator becomes in

This week on the podcast, the uber low budget New Jersey regional horror, The Deadly Spawn. - Filmed for a meagre 30k back in 1980, and taking two years to complete, this creature feature is a super f

On this week's episode, Crimes of the Future. Let's get gooey and check in with this David Cronenberg effort, a real return to form. - Crimes of the Future is a 2022 science fiction body horror drama

On this episode of the podcast, X. The film follows a group of, ahem, filmmakers, through Texas as they location scout for an upcoming project, Farmer's Daughter. - Mia Goth (of the Suspiria remake) s

On this week's episode of the podcast, a brief look back at Halloween (2018), Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends. - What mark has David Gordon Green left on this iconic franchise? - The last film entr

Head of the Family! - Who doesn't like a low budget exploitation horror? Especially one with an obvious double entendre like that. - This episode of the podcast is all about the legendary Charles Band

This week, a documentary turn: This is Gwar chronicles the three decades-long history of the infamous rock band, though countless iterations and many a rubber monster suit. - A Shudder exclusive, the

On today's episode of the podcast, Summer Camp Nightmare. Don't be fooled, folks. This is not a stalk-and-slash 80s horror. - In fact, it's got smarts. There's a wack of political/historical context,

Two very different movies on the podcast this week. The first, is a low budget British horror called The Barge People. It's about, of all things, creatures that lurk about near canals and torment cana

We have covered regional horrors here, Offerings, Unhinged, The Legend of Boggy Creek, etc. And now, Hayride, lensed in Alabama on a shoestring budget. - This one featured an escaped lunatic on the lo