Stephanie and Jack head south, way south, to Antarctica for 1982's The Thing. Is it Kurt Russell at his hottest? Is it the best dog acting of its generation? Is it too gross or just gross enough? Take a sip of J&B and find out.

Jack and Stephanie take a look at their first Giallo film! It's the 70s, it's Italian, it's bloody and creepy and fun. It's Dario Argento's The Bird with the Crystal Plumage. "Send in the perverts."

¡Ay dios mio! Stephanie and Jack tackle Guillermo del Toro's first major film, Cronos. Old man vampires? Disappearing mustaches? Is Ron Perlman the best? (Yes.)

The power of Christ compels you to listen to Stephanie and Jack revisit their traumatic childhood viewings of the 1973 masterpiece, The Exorcist!

Jack and Stephanie don't know what comes at night, but it certainly isn't excitement. Maybe the true enemy is the friends we made along the way? Also: the dog dies.

Stephanie and Jack are back and diving into a well full of weirdness with 2019's Color Out of Space! Nic Cage and mutated alpacas make for a strange psychedelic romp that both scared and grossed out both hosts.

Stephanie and Jack take a trip to 1980's SoHo to figure out what the mysterious initials C.H.U.D. stand for and what the heck this movie is and why Daniel Stern & John Heard are trying so hard in it?

Stephanie and Jack get a first class ticket to fun with 2016's action packed zombie flick, Train to Busan. They debate fast zombies vs slow zombies and give much respect to the thicc king Ma Dong-seok.

Jack is very loud about his dislike for A Quiet Place, though Stephanie enjoyed the film and its monsters. Will either be swayed by the other's argument?

Stephanie and Jack say Candyman five times in the mirror and learn all about the 1992 movie that bears his name. They look forward to the Nia DaCosta/Jordan Peel sequel and wonder if a movie written by a white British man based on a white British man's short story can say anything about the Black experience in America.