If you love obscure and forgotten horror films from the 70s and 80s, no other podcast will feel like home quiet like Stabby Stabby. It feels like you are among friends when you listen. It’s always a good time and the hosts are sexy as hell. Can’t recommend enough. Best Podcast ever.

I listen to a lot of podcasts. I love how different this one is as I’ve never listened to a movie review one before. I am someone who loves reading horror or listening to scary podcasts but am too scared to watch scary movies (minus the “bad” 80s campy horror here and there). This is super enjoyable and also gives me ideas of movies that might not be too scary! Most importantly I appreciate how the hosts are respectful and do not go into gore, torture, SA, etc that may be in movies. It helps me know what movies to avoid as well. Well done guys.

I love these guys. The show sounds like fun for them which makes it fun for me. They pick movies from all decades which is great, and they don't end up actually liking a lot of them which I appreciate. Really though, they're actually just fun to listen to. They keep things moving along and unlike most of the 3 million movie podcasts out there, make me laugh regularly. Great show!

Who else would cover the masterpiece Beyond the Door III with such aplomb? No one but the Stabby boys. Love this podcast.

I am a big horror fan, and I’ve seen lots of movies, but I really love how these guys bring up interesting and somewhat obscure movies that I have never seen. The way they talk about them reminds me of hanging around with my horror writer and comedian friends who love to dissect and talk about movies they’ve seen. The banter is fun and flows easily, and I’ve gone back and watched some of the movies that they discussed, and laughed remembering things they said. It’s a great show, I highly recommend it.

These guys will try to highlight the weird outliers. Maybe they’ll cover War of the Worlds the 1980s tv show. See? I listened to the episode, guys.

In depth analysis of the most obscure, low budget movies I’ve never heard of.

Looking forward to hearing more! Review night of a thousand cats please