In this episode, Brendan and Sam review the latest horror movie adaption, Frankenstein! This Guillermo del Toro take on the classic Mary Shelly novel is brilliant, beautiful and bold. Enjoy as we analyze our highest rated horror movie yet and why this film is so excellent.

Brendan and Sam here with a new segment: Horror Update In this episode we talk about upcoming horror movies, what's going on in the spirit world and an interview with a very special guest Let us know what you think about our horror news update and what we should talk about next.

In this episode, Sam and Brendan review one of the most renowned horror films of all time, Psycho This avant-garde film is psychological, twisted and influential for horror movies to come Enjoy as we analyze why this film is incredible and fun to watch 65 years later

In this episode, Brendan and Sam review the turn of the century psychological thriller: American Psycho (2000) This film was funny, dark, mind-bending and violent! Check out our analysis on this film about identity, materialism and 1980s New York yuppie culture.

In this episode, Sam and Brendan review the animated thriller, Batman: the Killing Joke! This movie surprised us of how good it actually was. Not your run of the mill animated film. It was dark and intellectually stimulating. Check out our analysis of this film about trauma, pain and good vs evil

In this episode, Brendan and Sam review the psychological thriller film Parasite! This film is well known for winning multiple Oscars including best picture. Check out our analysis of this film about classism, greed, gluttony and just about all of the seven deadly sins.

In this episode, Sam and Brendan review the sci-fi horror film Companion! This film was directed by Drew Hancock and produced by Zach Cregger who also produced our first scary movie review, Barbarian (2022) Check out our analysis of this not so far off futuristic society.

In this episode, Brendan and Sam review the recent horror film Nosferatu! This film was written and directed by Robert Eggers starring Lily-Rose Depp and Bill Skarsgård. Check out our analysis of why we loved this film and gave it a very high rating!

In this episode, Sam and Brendan review the recent horror film: Longlegs, starring Nicholas Cage and Maika Monroe. As you can tell by the length, we thoroughly enjoyed this. Enjoy as we break down the various themes, symbolisms and weirdness of this film.

In this video, Sam reads Brendan a short story called Dracula's Guest by Bram Stoker (1914) . This comes from the book "Classic Horror Tales" published in 2017.