We have covered some disturbing films on our humble little podcast, but this week's feature presentation is at the top of the list. For months, we have talked about how we wanted to cover something really dark. We got what we asked for, but is it a case of biting off more than you can chew?

It’s time to revisit the past with two movies that are comforting in their own ways. This week, we talk about the first smartphone and its downfall. We also discuss one of the biggest horror hits of last year and talk about how comforting and disturbing it is.

After two straight weeks of Special Editions, we are back with two indie films. And we couldn’t have picked two more different movies if we tried. This week we look at a heady sci-fi flick and a bloody World War II story.

We have taken lots of risks with this show. We have done live shows, messed around with our format, and even done shows without any horror movies. This week, we break one of our own rules. Long ago, we told ourselves we would never do more than one Special Edition a month. Not only are we doing two in April, we are having them in consecutive weeks. But how could we ignore 'Evil Dead Rise'?

We have been talking a out 'Renfield' for a very long time. So long that one of us went in more worried than they ever had before watching a movie. We talk about the origins of Dracula, the absurd comedy, the gory action, and, of course, Nicolas Cage. It's our 'Renfield' Special Edition!

After a week away from horror movie, we come back with a double dose of scary flicks. The first is an old school story with a modern twist and our feature is a surprising remake. This show also has a rare double feature. Unfortunately, it is not a good thing.

It is not secret that we love horror movies, but we decided to take a brief break from scary films this week. This does not mean we have given up on genre fare. We look at a modern kung fu flick starring one of the big players from 'John Wick: Chapter 4' and a Bob Ross inspired comedy. And for you horror fans, we do talk about upcoming indie horror films.

Regina returns this week to talk a pair of strange genre offerings. 'Capsules' is a drug fueled horror movie that never reaches the highs it is aiming for while 'Smoking Causes Coughing' easily earns the title of most absurd superhero movie of the year. Plus, Genre of the Future and a talking barracuda.

SXSW has long been one of the biggest film fests of the year. The latest installment was no different as some of the most anticipated movies of 2023 made their World Premieres. SXSW is also been home to some great indie films. We talk about two that caught our attention.

Can you have too much of a good thing or is there no such thing? When it comes to horror franchises, it is clearly the latter. The most popular will see constant sequels until audiences can no longer stand it. There are no more sequels for a few years (or decades), then they are dusted off again to see what they can do. In this week's episode we wonder if 'Scream' has gone too far or if there is more blood to squeeze out of it.