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Week 3 of our October Horror Series is here — and this time, we’re going bleak with Bring Her Back (HBO Max). It’s dark, emotional, and one of the year’s most quietly powerful genre entries.

Before that, we talk about a couple of brand-new trailers that have us hyped for next year: Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride! and Send Help, the latest horror from Sam Raimi (0:07).

Then, we dive into the well of sadness that is Bring Her Back (07...

Week 2 of our October Horror Series is all about one of our favorite sub-genres: Anthologies — and there’s no better franchise to dig into than V/H/S.

Before diving into the carnage, we kick things off with our thoughts on the jaw-dropping new trailer for Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein, which hits select theaters later this month (0:07).

Then, we get into all things V/H/S, from the scrappy origins to this year’s blood-soaked new...

We’re kicking off our October Horror Series by diving into one of the genre’s most enduring sub-genres: Zombies!

Before the zombie mayhem, we share some quick spoiler-free thoughts on The Long Walk, the new Stephen King adaptation in theaters now (0:07)— and yes, it more than lives up to the hype.

First, we go back to the gore-filled roots with George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead (Peacock) (08:34)— a classic that still drips atmosph...

This week, we’re back with another recommendation showdown, where we each pick a movie the other hasn’t seen yet and dive in together. The picks? The Blackening (Netflix) and Bad Hair (Hulu). 

But before we get into those, we had to talk about the first trailer for the Anaconda reboot, starring Jack Black & Paul Rudd (0:07).It looks ridiculous in the best way, and we’re already hyped!

Next, we get into Bad Hair (13:51), a wild ...

This week, we’re talking about Dangerous Animals (Shudder) — yep, the one where Jai Courtney is a serial killer who literally uses sharks to do his dirty work.

Before we dive into the shark madness, we kick things off with a quick rundown of the new trailers that dropped this week (0:07).

Then, we get into Dangerous Animals (22:22), which is absolutely insane, kind of brilliant, and definitely worth a watch. 

We tease next week’s e...

This week, we’re talking about Friendship (HBO Max), starring Paul Rudd + Tim Robinson in a bromance gone very, very wrong.

But first, we kick things off with a round-up of the latest movie news (0:07)— fresh trailers, exciting release dates, and some wild marketing stunts studios are pulling to get butts in seats. 

Then, we get into Friendship (17:59)— the dark, twisted, horror-tinged version of I Love You, Man that you didn’t kno...

This week, we’re got a double feature that’s as fun as it is bloody: Clown in a Cornfield (Shudder) and Borderline (Peacock).

But first, we kick things off the episode with a quick rapid-fire round of “Worth the Rent?” (0:07), where we break down the newest VOD releases and let you know which ones deserve your dollars. 

Then, we get into Clown in a Cornfield (15:25) — small-town chaos, teen drama, and a shit ton of murderous clowns...

This week, we’re talking about The Monkey (Hulu), the totally unhinged horror comedy from Oz Perkins and Stephen King.

We kick things off the episode with a quick, spoiler-free review of Together, now in theaters 

But first, we kick things off with a spoiler-free review of the movie everyone is talking about — Weapons (0:07). It’s wild, it’s brutal, and it might just be the best horror film of the year. 

Then, we get into The Monke...

This week, we’re talking Final Destination Bloodlines (HBO Max) and trust us when we say it’s the BEST installment in the franchise. 

We kick things off the episode with a quick, spoiler-free review of Together, now in theaters (0:07). It’s sweet, it’s disturbing and honestly, kind of the perfect date night movie. 

Then, we get into Final Destination Bloodlines (07:04)— which is by far the best movie with 'Bloodlines' in the title....

This week, we watched Happy Gilmore 2… so you don’t have to. The long-awaited sequel is finally here on Netflix, and unfortunately, it’s just more of the same but worse. 

Before that, we kick things off with our “Worth the Watch?” segment on Until Dawn (Netflix), the new horror adaptation of the iconic video game (0:07). Does it deliver the scares or fall flat like a missed quick-time event? We’ve got thoughts.

Then, we get into Ha...

This week, we’re diving into the beautifully unhinged world of Death of a Unicorn (HBO Max). It’s gory, weird, and totally our kind of movie. 

But first, we kick things off with a quick chat about two new trailers that have us counting down the days (0:07)— Predator: Badlands, Dan Trachtenberg’s follow-up to Prey that expands the Predator/Aliens universe in a big way and Keeper, the newest unsettling slow-burn horror from Oz Perkin...

This week we’re talking about Opus (HBO Max) and while it had some interesting ideas, we couldn’t help but feel like it was walking in the shadow of better films that did the same thing with way more impact. 

Before we dive into all that, we kick things off with a spoiler-free reaction to the first teaser for Stranger Things Season 5 (0:07). We’re emotional. We’re hyped. We have a lot of questions.

Then, we get into Opus (08:30)— i...

This week, we’re throwing it back to one of the most iconic slashers of the late '90s — I Know What You Did Last Summer (MGM+). With the 2025 reboot dropping next week, we wanted to talk about the OG slasher that gave us fishing hooks, foggy docks, and peak '90s vibes.

Before that, we kick things off with some trailer talk (0:07): Edgar Wright’s The Running Man is officially on the way, and the first look has us completely hyped. G...

The Ultimate Summer Movie Watchlist is here!

This week, we're kicking off summer with a jam-packed episode full of sunshine, chaos, and cinematic getaways. 

Before that, we kick things off with a spoiler-free chat about A24’s newest comedy Friendship (VOD), starring Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd in the weirdest, funniest buddy movie you’ll see all year (0:07).

Then, we get into our Summer Movie Watchlist (06:31). We each picked our fa...

This week, we dive deep into Sinners (PVOD), the latest from visionary director Ryan Coogler — and it’s everything we hoped for and more. 

Before that, we open the episode with a spoiler-free chat about Mike Flanagan’s newest film The Life of Chuck (0:07)— a beautifully strange and introspective Stephen King adaptation that shows a whole new side of Flanagan’s storytelling. Less horror, more heart — and a must-watch if you’re a fan...

This week, we're diving into Jordan Peele’s Us (Netflix) — his chilling, genre-bending follow-up to Get Out that’s currently streaming as part of Netflix’s Alfred Hitchcock Collection! 

But first, we kick things off with a quick discussion of Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window (0:07) — one of his most iconic thrillers that’s also streaming on Netflix. 

Then, we get into Us (09:43)– we revisit the doppelgängers, the social horror, and T...

This week, we’re unpacking Bong Joon Ho’s Mickey 17, the sci-fi comedy starring Robert Pattinson — now streaming on HBO Max. 

But first, we run through all the buzzy announcements from Netflix’s TUDUM 2025 event (0:07)–including first looks at Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein and the highly anticipated return of Wednesday Season 2!  

Then, we get into Mickey 17 (31:28)–Bong Joon Ho’s latest mind-bending sci-fi epic. From existenti...

This week, we’re re-posting our Final Destination Mega-Episode along with our thoughts on the newest addition to the franchise, Final Destination: Bloodlines!

We start things off with our spoiler-free reactions to Final Destination: Bloodlines (0:07), before we get into all the films & iconic kills that came before. 

As you can see, the episode is 4 hours long so we’ll keep this short – use the timestamps below for each film's ...

This week, we’re diving into Heart Eyes (Netflix), a bloody Valentine’s Day slasher that’s as twisted as it is sweet. 

But first, we’re kicking things off with a brand new segment, Worth the Rent? (0:07)– a quick verdict on whether a new digital release is actually worth the rental price. This week, we’re putting Christopher Landon’s Drop (2025) under the microscope to see if it’s worth your $20.

Then, we dive deep into Heart Eyes ...