We review 3 horror movies each week with humor & insight. New, old, funny, scary, we love ‘em all.
This week we enjoy The Trip, explore A Banquet, and are impressed with Innocents.
Next week, we're watching:
The Chattanooga Film Festival!
Grab a pass and watch along with us, and we'll chat atcha next time.
This week, we are disappointed in Firestarter, pretty mad at Twin, but ultraviolent rage zombie flick The Sadness hits all the right buttons.
Next time, we're watching:
The Trip (Netflix)
A Banquet (Shudder)
The Innocents (VoD)
Watch along and we'll chat atcha soon.
This week we experience varying degrees and types of disappointment with Eating Raoul, Titane and See for Me. But we have fun!
Next time, we're watching:
Sadness (Shudder)
Twin (Shudder)
Firestarter (Peacock, theatrical)
Watch along and we'll chat atcha soon.
This week we find that X is indeed, gonna give it to you. The Cellar has some neat ideas and some unfortunate decisions, and Night House manages to make Nothing scary.
Next time, we're watching:
Eating Raoul (HBO Max)
Titane (Hulu)
See for Me (Shudder)
Watch along and we'll chat atcha soon.
This week we're split on Seed (it depends on how much of the obnoxious characters you can stomach), admire Night's End, and are split on nunsploitation prestige potboiler Benedetta.
For next time, we're watching
Night House (HBO Max)
The Cellar (Shudder)
X (VOD and theatrical)
Watch along and we'll chat atcha soon.
This week we celebrate another sterling entry in the Scream franchise. We also find The Spine of the Night very pretty but haphazard in storytelling, and Eat Brains Love to be exactly the wrong kind of 90s throwback.
Next time, we're watching:
The Seed (Shudder)
Night's End (Shudder)
Benedetta (Hulu)
Watch along with us and we'll chat atcha soon.
This week we dig on 90s oddity Wolf, and celebrate Livid for being French Extremism but still having characters and a point.
Next up! We're watching:
The Spine of Night (Shudder)
Eat Brains Love (Shudder)
Scream 2022 (Paramount+)
Watch along and we'll chat soon.
This time around, it's all about liking parts of things. They Live in the Grey is overlong but has some fine acting. Roh is slow but beautiful. Cherry Falls is... uh....
Next time, we're watching:
Watch along and we'll chat atcha soon.
This week, we dig All the Moons, enjoy Deep House, and have some spirited (but not angry) discourse about Texas Chainsaw Massacre and legacy sequels in general.
Next week, we're watching:
Roh (Shudder)
They Live in the Grey (Shudder)
Cherry Falls (Shudder)
Watch along and we'll chat atcha soon.
We dig into kiddie horror this week with the most agreeable The Nightbooks and the super funny Muppets Haunted Mansion. We also watched the stop motion anthology The House, which is absolutely gorgeous but a little light on plot.
Next week we're watching:
The Deep House (Hulu)
All the Moons (Shudder)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022, Netflix)
Watch along and we'll chat atcha soon.
