This year’s horror didn’t pull its punches. We’re talking cults, cruelty, end-times anxiety, vampires, zombies, slashers and the kind of moral rot that sticks with you long after the credits roll. We're taking a deep dive into the best of 2025; what worked, what didn’t, and why this year might be remembered as a turning point… or a warning sign.

Blood’s thicker than water… and do these clans prove it! On this frightfully fun episode, we're cracking open the family album from hell, with matriarchs like the chainsaw-slinging brood of THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, backwoods dynasties like AMERICAN GOTHIC, and suburban secrets à la THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS and more! We’re talking generational trauma, cannibal cookouts, and inherited homicide like it’s a birthright. Pass the mashed potatoes, dear listeners, and don’t forget to lock your doors. Family dinner’s about to get messy.

Before we were spooky cinephiles, we were sugar-starved gremlins in plastic masks that smelled like burning tires. Childhood Halloween was pure chaos: sprinting across lawns, breathing through a pinhole mask, and trying not to barf after inhaling three mini Snickers in a row. Then came teenage Halloween - suddenly we were “too cool” for trick-or-treating, yet somehow still roaming the streets, sneaking into haunted houses, and ending up at a bonfire wearing eyeliner we pretended wasn’t eyeliner. Now as adults, we pour way too much effort into costumes, buy candy no kids ever show up for, and stay up way past our bedtime watching movies we used to have to sneak. Turns out we never outgrew Halloween - we just swapped the plastic fangs for spirit gum and the pillowcase for a tote bag with bats on it.

Seven horror heavyweights enter, but only one leaves with the crown! From the flesh-hungry dead of NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD to the desert-burrowing Graboids of TREMORS, from cursed anthologies in TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE: THE MOVIE to Annie Wilkes’ brutal obsession in MISERY, 1990 pulled no punches. Add in the skin-crawling swarm of ARACNOPHOBIA, the demonic dread of THE EXORCIST III, and the monstrous outsiders of NIGHTBREED, and you’ve got one hell of a fight. Which film rules them all? Join us as we break them down, limb by limb. It's about to get Spooky!

Romero never let the Dead rest, and neither do we. Come along as we discuss how Romero’s Dead shuffled into the 21st century. We’ll climb into the ivory tower of LAND OF THE DEAD, wrestle with the found-footage chaos of DIARY OF THE DEAD, and weigh the Western-styled grudges of SURVIVAL OF THE DEAD. These films gave us everything from Dennis Hopper’s smug capitalist overlord to camcorder-wielding survivors obsessed with documentation, to families so divided they’d rather fight each other than the zombies at their door. While these entries are often debated among fans, they reveal Romero’s persistence in pushing horror to say something bigger about society. Join us as we sift through what these films meant then - and what they say now. Get ready folks, it's about to get Spooky!

They told our parents these were "family films", but what we got were psychological thrillers dressed in cartoon gloves. In this kickoff to our descent into cinematic betrayal, we revisit the movies that came with songs and smiles but hit us with body horror, death, and despair. From WILLY WONKA’s haunted tunnel to THE BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER’s junkyard of doom, this is where the trauma began - and we’re still trying to make sense of it. If you’ve ever had a sudden flashback to wheeled headless queens or singing air conditioners having breakdowns, you’re not alone.

Sharpen your machetes and lace up your boots - because seven blood-soaked maniacs are entering the ring, and only one’s making it out in one piece! In this splatter-soaked showdown, we’re throwing down the horror greats of 1985. Will Freddy’s flamboyant return in A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 2 slash through the competition? Can THE RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD punk-rock its way to the top with brains and black comedy? Does FRIGHT NIGHT still charm the stakes off us, or will RE-ANIMATOR bring it back to life with green-glowing guts and glory? DEMONS is out for blood in a possessed theater, DAY OF THE DEAD drags us into the grim end of the world - and FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 5 crashes the party with sleaze, scream queens, and a body count that won’t quit (even if Jason’s technically MIA). Get ready folks; it's about to get Spooky!

On this frightfully fun episode, we're diving head first into our physical media memories! We remember the joys of grainy bootlegs, tracking lines that danced like spirits, and those dreadful flipper discs that flipped our sanity. Each dusty case pulled from our shelves tells a tale of horror films half-watched, special features lost to disc rot, and collectors' regrets we still wake up screaming about. Let's get Spooky!

It’s an all-you-can-bleed demon buffet, and we’ve got front row seats! This episode, we slice into DEMONS and DEMONS 2, two movies that prove all you need to summon Hell is a mysterious movie ticket and absolutely no safety protocols. Whether it’s in a haunted theater or a cursed apartment complex, these ghouls know how to party. Come for the blood, stay for the motorcycle sword fight, let's get Spooky!

Scream if you love bad decisions, because this episode is a cursed cornucopia of crummy continuations! Join us as we exhume a coffin-load of sequels that should’ve stayed buried. From the vengeful vegetables of Pumpkinhead II to the underwater embarrassment of Jaws: The Revenge, and the satanic nonsense of Warlock: The Armageddon, and more misbegotten monstrosities that dared to crawl from the grave of their predecessors. Bring a shovel, we're digging deep into the cinematic cemetery of suck!