This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the final entry in the new Halloween trilogy, Halloween Ends. Other titles discussed include Three Thousand Years of Longing, The Church, Old Man, and The Company of Wolves.
This week, Adam and Kevin welcome spooky season with two reviews- Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon and Hellraiser (2022). Other titles discussed include Absentia, Everyone Will Burn, Antlers, The Third Saturday in October Part V, and The Snare.
This month, we conclude our Eerie, Indiana retrospective by discussing the final nine episodes along with a brief look at the second series, Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension.
This week, Adam and Kevin begin their coverage of Austin's Fantastic Fest with a review of Shin Ultraman, one of their most anticipated movies of the year. Other titles discussed include A Life on the Farm, A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy’s Revenge, Bad City, House on Haunted Hill, Deep Fear, and Bodies Bodies Bodies.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the badass African Western horror hybrid Saloum, along with some other stuff including Horror in the High Desert, He's Watching, Tourist Trap, Confess, Fletch, The Gate, and Speak No Evil.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the indie comedy Funny Pages, out now on VOD platforms. Other titles discussed include Outbreak, Amityville: Dollhouse, The Final Destination, Watcher, Damnation, and A Nightmare on Elm Street.
This month we begin a two-part retrospective of the cult classic TV series Eerie, Indiana, one of the decade's most underrated shows.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the dark supernatural horror movie The Innocents, available now on Shudder, along with some other stuff including Carter, The Borderlands, Bullet Train, A Feast of Man, Day Shift, Vengeance, Spin Me Round, and Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at Prey, available now on Hulu, along with some other stuff including The Reef: Stalked, Blue Collar, The Card Counter, and What Josiah Saw.
Montreal’s Fantasia Festival is wrapping up its 2022 edition and they’ve once again outdone themselves with such an eclectic and well-crafted lineup. In addition to this week’s podcast which just dropped, below you’ll find the next batch of titles
This week, Adam and Kevin head back to Montreal for more coverage of Fantasia 2022 with reviews of two absurdist comedies, Incredible But True and Country Gold. Other titles discussed include Sense and Sensibility, Dark Glasses, When a Stranger Calls, What to do With The Dead Kaiju, Prince of Darkness, Next Sohee, The Killer, Special Delivery, and Glorious.
Although Fantasia Fest may be in its final stretch there are still a bunch of great titles screening, three of which are Next Sohee (winner of Best Director July Jung), Country Gold, and The Killer.
Take a look below for my thoughts
The '90s had a slew of alien invasion movies and this month we take a look at four titles including Fire in the Sky, The Puppet Masters, Mars Attacks!, and Galaxy Quest.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Jordan Peele's Nope, and talk about some other stuff including Next Door, Logan's Run, Dark Nature, Final Destination 3, We Might As Well Be Dead, and Event Horizon.
This year’s Fantasia Festival is still chugging along in its second week and today the award winners have been announced. Karim Ouelhaj‘s Megalomaniac picked up Best Feature, with July Jung winning Best Director for Next Sohee.
Montreal’s Fantasia Festival is officially underway and although we’re only finishing up the first week, I already caught a handful of discussion-worthy titles. Below you’ll find my thoughts about the South Korean dark comedy Next Door, the wilderness horror
