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The late aughts were dedicated to the slasher remakes so finding an original IP in a sea of reboots is truly a unique experience. As is Laid to Rest. With a memorable killer and some fine-tuned craft, this little slasher that could is deserving of a lot more love. Plus! In this week's pop culture check-in, Ryan continues his Trek trek and Bee finally got around to seeing the most emo of the Batmen.

Be on the lookout all brides-to-be! In this week's episode, we explore a slasher that would go on to influence many but is remembered by few. Bee and Ryan take a look at 1980's He Knows You're Alone, discuss why it left its mark on the horror landscape but is never discussed, and also have some fun discussing that little actor's first film role. What's his name again? Tom Hanks.  Also, in this week's pop culture check-in, Ryan brings up his annual allowance of once to discuss Wrestlemania and has also been venturing where no man has gone before. Bee took advantage of some downtime and binged...everything.

You’ll probably recognize the poster but maybe not the movie. This week, we make an appointment with Dr. Giggles, a nineties slasher that is also a sneaky comic book movie? Sort of. We didn’t expect to enjoy this as much as we did but Manny Cotos darkly humorous ‘92 slasher is a fun and pun time. Plus, in our pop culture check-in, Ryan finally checks off a major Spielberg blind spot and Bee has got her tv groove back thanks to shows like Reacher and Euphoria. Which are nothing alike but both very good!

When Jake is finally pushed over the edge by bullies, Chucky reminisces about his first murder as a human boy, urging Jake to now make a choice--kill or be killed. In this episode Bee & Ryan get into Chucky's backstory with our first real peek into his past! We also discuss the developments of our mean girl Lexy & what makes her such an interesting bad guy and more!

On Halloween night, Chucky targets one of Jake's frenemies at a rocking costume party, forcing Jake to either stop the killer doll--or help him. This episode Bee & Ryan obsess over Hello Kitty Chucky, hypothesize about Chucky's plans for Jake & question the beverages of choice at the High School Halloween party and more!

When 14-year-old budding artist Jake Wheeler buys a vintage Good Guy doll at a yard sale, intending to use it in his latest sculpture, his young life will change forever--for better and worse. Bee & Ryan tackle Chucky like they've never seen him before, on TV! We talk about the people behind the show, the development of the characters & what we hope happens the rest of the season.

Cult classic time! This week Ryan & Bee are chatting about 1987's Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II. Even more exciting, they have guests! Hannah May Cumming & Emma Cogan, the woman behind Monsterous Femme Films, join the podcast to lend their expertise as they discuss the film, their favorite kills, and what this film means to them & the genre!

Say his name! This week we chat about the record-breaking Candyman sequel, directed by Nia DiCosta. We analyze this reboot/sequel to see how it works within the slasher blueprint, what it's changed & built on from the '92 classic, and where it stands among the rest. We rave about the cinematography and discuss the message and legend of the film. Plus in our pop culture check-in, we chat about football, Christopher Nolan's films, and the Child's Play series.

We've made it to the final film in the Fear Street trilogy! Fear Street Part 3 1666 takes us back to where it all started, and for the most part, ditches the trope-heavy formula of the previous two films. Listen as we go kill by kill to decide how well this film, and the entire trilogy, fit into the slasher genre.

Are you ready for part 2? This time we are introduced to a new Fear Street gang as they live in fear at Camp Nightwing. The film is dripping late 70's/early 80's summer camp slasher tropes! A rivalry between two towns, the bonds of sisterhood and a curse to discover all lead us right into our finale. Does this film work as its own slasher or does it get lost in its own trilogy? We find out!

Millennials rejoice, the Fear Street novels have come to life as a three-part slasher series! Best part? The first film takes place in the decade we grew up in, the 90’s! Join us as we dissect Netflix’s Fear Street Part One 1994 directed by Leigh Janiack. We cover everything from the needle drops, the young cast, the multiple killers, and of course, THAT KILL. How does this 2021 slasher hold up to the formula? We find out. Plus in our pop culture check-in, we talk about Bee’s newest addition to her family plus lots of television shows both reality (for Ryan) and not.

It's Playtime... Again! Bee & Ryan are back with the second installment of the Chucky franchise with Child's Play 2. They go kill by the kill to analyze the film & dissect if it makes a better slasher than its predecessor and the other slashers in their list. Plus in their pop culture check-in, they chat Justice League, superhero films in general, and the Jurrasic Park/World movies!

Will You Survive The Ride Of Your Life? Join us as we discuss 2006's Dark Ride directed by Craig Singer. This aughts slasher follows a group of unlikeable college kids as they spend the night in a deserted dark ride with an escaped mental patient. We go kill by kill to see how this indie film ranks among the best of the genre. Plus in our pop culture check-in we talk True Blood, Nancy Drew, Clown in the Corn Field & The Craft Legacy. Listen to the very end to catch our newest segment Killbusters where Bee & Ben go over the practicalities of the kills in this slasher.

Let's celebrate Valentine's Day with the forgotten 90's slashers Lovers Lane! Directed by Jon Ward and co-starring a pre-Scary Movie Anna Faris, this paint by the numbers slasher is full of classic tropes and surprisingly has a lot for Bee & Ryan to dive into. Plus in our pop-culture check in we chat reality show Love Island, Netflix's Malcolm & Marie, and Paul Tremblay's horror novel Survivor Song.

He'll Love You To Pieces! It’s time for another giallo. This week Bee and Ryan dissect Sergio Martino’s Torso from 1973. We dive into this Italian horror to find out just how much it influenced the slasher genre. Plus in our pop culture check-in we discuss Psycho Goreman, Pixar’s Soul & Stephanie Perkins book turned soon-to-be Netflix teen scream, There’s Someone Inside Your House.

What is better than three murderous kids on a rampage? Three murderous kids on a rampage during their birthday because...astrology! Join us as we dissect 1981's Bloody Birthday directed by Ed Hunt. Kill by kill we find out just how dangerous these kids are & rank them among other slashers! Listen to the very end when we introduce a brand new segment called, Kill Busters with special guest Ben McKenzie. Plus in our pop culture check-in we chat Bee's big life news, the True Blood reboot, & Maneater on the PS5.

This week we go kill by kill to talk about 2018's Hell Fest directed by Gregory Plotkin. Hell Fest finds us following a group of friends being terrorized by a masked serial killer in a horror-themed amusement park. From amazing visuals to a killer score from Bear McCreary we go over every detail to rank this modern slasher. Plus in our pop culture check-in, we discuss Amazon Prime's Welcome to Blumhouse series, Halloween 2018, seeing Scream at the drive-in, and more!

Put the knife down Michael, Trick is here! Bee & Ryan tackle 2019's Trick from director Patrick Lussier. This Halloween based slasher is non-stop violence with a high energy killer, elaborate setups & so much gory goodness. We dive into those kills & then put it up against the slasher blueprint to see how well this modern flick ranks! Plus in our pop culture check-in, we discuss Color Out of Space, Love and Monsters & Countdown!

This week Bee & Ryan are finally tackling the underlooked 80's slasher from Ken Hughes, Night School. It has everything you could want from a slasher, decapitations, nudity, a super cool ensemble for our killer, and a misogynistic & predatory professory to root against! In a year full of slashers, we see how this one ranks against the rest! Plus in our pop-culture check-in, we talk Halloween movies, Beyond fest & more!

You've seen the poster hanging in your childhood video store, but have you seen the film? Ryan & Bee dive into the cult slasher, Pieces directed by Juan Piquer Simón. The co-eds of a Boston college campus are targeted by a mysterious killer who is creating a human jigsaw puzzle from their body parts. Plus in their pop culture check-in they discuss Ryan's birthday, the films Scare Me, The Strings, the Bill & Ted movies, The Babysitter & its new sequel, and Bee recommends her most recent reads, Fear Street: Party Games & The Family Upstairs!

As a group of teens trains for the upcoming Olympics, an insane murderer begins to inventively pick them off. Bee & Ryan look into this low budget slasher, full of confusing plot lines and full frontal nudity to figure out just how well it stacks against other slashers. Plus in our pop culture check-in we discuss the new twilight book Midnight Sun, Amazon Prime's Get Duked, 90's horror including Body Bags & Stir of Echoes, Dave Franco's directorial debut The Rental, and more!

It's finally here, this week Bee & Ryan are tackling the iconic 1974 classic, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Directed by Tobe Hooper, this film changed the slasher genre forever. We go kill by kill to see how this film shaped the genre and where it ranks as a slasher. Plus in our pop-culture check-in, we discuss Fantasia Fest, Nevada City Film Festival, the Netflix movie Work It, Wishmaster, erotic thrillers and more!

Innocence has never been deadlier. This week Bee & Ryan are joined by Molly Henry to discuss 2000's Cherry Falls. This underrated Post-Scream slasher is both a twist on the genre and true to the formula. Listen to us dissect the kills one by one & say hymen more than we ever anticipated. Plus in our pop-culture check-in we talk Ryan's move to LA, Bee's big job for Netflix, and a few movies we've managed to fit in.

What would you do to get your Dream Home? We find out what one woman is willing to do in this 2010 Hong Kong slasher. Brutal & unforgiving this is not a movie for the faint of heart. Plus in our pop culture check-in we chat Ryan's big move, Hulu's Palm Springs, The Beach House & Relic.

Before there was A Nightmare on Elm Street there was Alone in the Dark! This week Bee & Ryan are joined by Brennan Klein as they go kill by kill to analyze this early slasher. Directed by Jack Sholder & produced by Bob Shaye, this 80's slasher follows a quartet of murderous psychopaths who break out of a mental hospital during a power blackout and lay siege to their doctor's house.

This is not a joke, we are in fact talking about 2008's April Fool's Day directed by The Butcher Brothers. Wonky soundtracks, a group of aughts assholes and plenty of pranks, Ryan & Bee put it to the test to rank how this low budget remake works as a slasher.

This week we are talking about the "black sheep" of the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, Freddy's Revenge! The film directed by Jack Sholder and starring Mark Patton & Robert Englund brings our favorite gloved killer back. Fred Krueger has new rules & even more kids on Elm Street to kill. We look to see how well this franchise entry hits the slasher tropes we know and love. Plus in our pop culture check-in, we talk about Scream Queen: My Nightmare on Elm Street, the 2019 documentary about actor Mark Patton's story of starring in Freddy's Revenge and how it has impacted his life until now.

One, two Freddy's coming for you. This week we dissect Wes Craven's A Nightmare on Elm Street, the slasher that forever changed the genre and created a pop culture icon. Listen as we gush about the importance of this film and its impact on the genre. Plus in our pop culture check-in we chat Frozen II, Dumbo, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, The Room, Villians, The Lost Causes of Bleak Creek & HBO's Euphoria.

Candyman, Candyman, Candyman, Candyman..... this episode Ryan and Bee tackle the iconic 90's supernatural slasher. We dive into the urban legend, themes of adultery, the Phillip Glass score, and whether the Candyman is more a haunted ghost story than a stalk and slash-er.

This week we dissect 1980's Maniac where a psychotic man with serious mommy issues stalks and slashes the attractive women of NYC. We obsess over Tom Savini's special effects, marvel at the weird dialogue and dive into what this proto-slasher has to offer. Plus in our pop culture check-in we talk divorce, Colorado, The Boy 2 & To All The Boys I've Loved Before.

In 1976 we were given Alice, Sweet Alice. Directed by Alfred Sole, a slasher before the slashers existed. We take a look at this iconic proto-slasher and look at how it helped shape the genre we love. Plus in our pop culture check-in we talk Super Bowl and Birds of Prey.

Susan Jeremy, Valentine's Day, and a really weird hospital. This is all you need to know about 1981's Hospital Massacre. Follow along with us as we try and make sense of this bonkers 80's holiday slasher. Plus in our pop culture check-in we discuss Zombieland 2, One Cut of the Dead, Ready or Not, Detective Pikachu & Bad Times at the El Royale.

Happy New Year! We are kicking off 2020 with a low budget winter slasher from 1988, Iced! Iced is a soapy, formulaic slasher about a group of friends who find themselves invited to a new ski lodge only to be stalked and slashed. Plus in our pop culture check-in we discuss Underwater, the new Grudge, Scooby-Doo & Pokemon Sword.

We say goodbye to 2019 with our last episode of the year, 2005's Santa's Slay! This holiday slasher is full of nonstop puns and an insane kill count all at the hands of a demon Santa played by professional wrestler Bill Goldberg. Plus in our pop culture check-in we talk Uncut Gems, Cats, The Hustle, You season 2 and Soundtrack!

Merry Christmas! To celebrate the holidays we cover the newest Black Christmas flick. Directed by Sophia Takal, this Blumhouse produced remake takes the female empowerment messages of the original and amps them up to an extreme. One of the most divided we have been about a movie, so listen to hear our thoughts and where it lands on our ranking of slashers!

This week Bee & Ryan dive into their first Indian slasher with 2019's Game Over directed by Ashwin Saravanan. A film about trauma, death, survival and yes, video games.

The time has come for Ryan and Bee to dissect the season finale! Frankly, we are impressed we made it. We discuss the final episode, the surprising resolution, what happened and honestly what we wished would happen, and our overall thoughts of the season.

This year, it's not the turkey being carved for Thanksgiving. This week we discuss 1981's Thanksgiving-inspired slasher Home Sweet Home, which involves a PCP maniac with a "Body by Jake" and a ranch full of horny men and women to create a mostly fun film despite the budget. Plus in the pop culture check-in, we talk The Lighthouse, The Old Dark House, Jerry Maguire, Spider-Man: Far From Home, The Spy Who Dumped Me. Molly’s Game. The Impossible and Crawl.

A deadly trio emerges, hell-bent on unleashing a new era at Camp Redwood. Our former counselors desperately try to keep history from repeating itself. One left until the finale, and spoiler alert, Bee & Ryan didn't love this episode. We dive into what did work, hint it's the humor, and what that ending means for the finale.

A hidden chapter of Camp Redwood is revealed. The survivors help a stranded hitchhiker. The story continues to unravel and we learn the real origin of Camp Redwood! Bee & Ryan eat up this new reveal and what it means for the rest of the show.

In our newest episode, we chat about the Jason Blum & Ryan Murphy produced sequel The Town That Dreaded Sundown. This beautiful but mostly unseen film takes the original true crime proto-slasher it is based on and turns it into a full-blown slasher. Graphic & violent kills, small-town mentalities, and a complicated final girl give us a lot to dissect. Plus in our Pop Culture check-in we talk this year's Halloween costumes, Paranorman, Halloweentown, Living With Myself, I Feel Pretty, Sweetheart & Lake Mungo

With the horrors of the night behind them the survivors deal with the fallout of their choices. After last week's "conclusion" of the 1984 storyline AHS goes to the future, well, 1989 that is. Here you will find out the odd places each character has landed themselves in, including baller 80's mansions and the Radio Shack/Blockbuster mashup VideoShack. Ryan & Bee laugh about facial hair, discuss character arcs and get their predictions ready for the final two episodes.

As twilight broaches, the survivors brace for a final brawl. Episode five brings a conclusion to our first big story arch, but we still have lots of questions! We discuss this transition episode and what's to come.

Not Everyone Who Comes to This Lover's Lane Has the Same Thing on Their Mind. 1976's The Town That Dreaded Sundown is a proto-slasher that creates a stunning killer in it's Phantom but loses its suspense on slapstick comedy bits. We dive into those elements and go kill by kill to discuss how this film influenced the slasher genre. Plus in our pop culture check-in, we talk family-friendly Halloween movies like Halloweentown & Coraline, then we dive into Waxwork, In the Tall Grass, The Furies, and oddly enough Failure to Launch.

Mr. Jingles closes in on the one who got away as the counselors rally to escape Camp Redwood. In this episode, Ryan gets validation when one of his predictions from last week comes true. Then they dive into the nature vs nurture argument, talk their discomfort with the Night Stalkers likeability, finally see the killers come head to head in battle and watch some of their favorite tropes show up.

Imitation is the best form of tragedy. Coming clean can be pretty messy. It's the third episode of American Horror Story: 1984 and the twists have arrived! We finally get to know some of our characters besides Brooke & Margaret, Mr. Jingles continues his slashing and we make our boldest predictions yet.

This week Bee & Ryan tackle one of the aught slasher remakes, 2009's Sorority Row directed by Stewart Hendler and starring Briana Evigan, Leah Pipes, Rumor Willis, Carrie Fisher and a slew of other people you will recognize. They go kill by kill and talk themes of sisterhood, the unique ways a lug wrench can be used to kill someone and the clever nods to the original. Plus in their pop culture check-in they talk about the tv shows Unbelievable & On Becoming a God In Central Florida as well as genre films 3 From Hell & Bliss.

Darkness descends upon the camp. Although it's lights out, evil has no curfew. Episode 2 of the slasher themed season of American Horror Story kicks it up a notch and we are here for it! Bee & Ryan go over the crew, cast, plot and then go kill by kill to examine this episode. Then they discuss their predictions for the season to come.

In the summer of 1984, five friends escape Los Angeles to work as counselors at Camp Redwood. As they adjust to their new jobs, they quickly learn that the only thing scarier than campfire tales is the past coming to haunt you. American Horror Story is back for season 9 and this year they've embraced the 80's slasher. In this first episode, Bee & Ryan dive into the characters and go kill by kill to examine the plot. They identify some of their favorite slasher tropes already used and hypothesize what's to come!

Ryan and Bee celebrate back to school with one of the original college teen screams, 1983's House on Sorority Row. This whodunnit is a beautifully filmed slasher complete with sorority girls, a prank gone wrong and a den mother with a mysterious past. Plus in their pop culture check-in they talk Hustlers, It: Chapter 2, and The Eyes of my Mother.

Bee & Ryan go to camp this week, Cheerleader Camp that is. Listen as they discuss this Leif Garret staring slasher that has some awesome surrealist dream sequences, decent kills, a final girl gone "crazy" & plenty of misogynistic themes to dive into. PLUS they talk Nevada City Film Fest, Satanic Panic, 90's thrillers, & Magic Mike in their Pop Culture Check-In."

How well does The Final Girls (2015) succeed at being a slasher? That's what we are here to find out! We tackle this meta flick from Todd Strauss-Schulson in this weeks episode. We go over every aspect of the movie, the movie within the movie, all the amazing easter eggs and what makes this meta slasher different from others in the genre.

This week Ryan & Bee are joined by Aaron Dries & Brennan Klein for a very special episode dissecting 1988's The Carpenter. This Wings Hauser led Canadian slasher has a lot more to unpack than you would think and our hosts really dive into it. We talk kills, quirky dialogue, character motives, and even who we would cast if we remade the film. (Somebody, please, pay us to remake this film)

This week Ryan and Bee tackle the 1998 sequel I Still Know What You Did Last Summer. They dissect the film and analyze what makes this sequel so lackluster, and frankly, bad. We will give you a hint: it's missing Kevin Williamson.

We head back to Crystal Lake this week with Friday the 13th Part 2 from 1981! We compare and contrast the film from the original, discuss the questionable lingerie choices of our cast, discuss the importance of Jason as a character and what a badass final girl Ginny is.

Ryan and Bee are back after a small break and in a big way. Before the pop culture check in, they break down some new and exciting news, both personal and podcast wise. During the check in, Ryan has seen some new theatrical releases, both genre and not, while Bee takes a trip back through her visit into the Child's Play franchise and both saw a new Netflix release. Finally, a full blown dig into one of the most decorated and celebrated slashers of all time, Friday the 13th.

Bee has done a TV binge on two vastly different networks and Ryan covered a variety of films, ranging from children's movie to classic ghost story. Then, they dive into FALL BREAK! Wait, we mean...THE MUTILATOR!

Back from our break that you didn't even know about, Bee and Ryan have shared a few movies, including the biggest movie EVER (probably) Avengers: Endgame and the cute Netflix original Someone Great. Plus, some sick ass disco as we cover Prom Night and Liam's first podcasting appearance!

Forgive the sound quality in our episode covering 2008's PROM NIGHT, one of the few remakes that didn't quite hit the mark with Bee and Ryan.

Bee and Ryan both saw Us, discuss adapting a book to screen and then dive into Norway’s biggest horror movie ever: Cold Prey!

Scouring through the nineties, Bee and Ryan have managed to find an obscure theater slasher that carries some heavy weight actors. Plus, we check in on where Bee is in her action movie download and Ryan watches some more sports movies.

Ryan and Bee are back with another giallo, but first, a big life update. They also dive into more cheesy and non-cheesy action flicks, Captain Marvel, some bubblegum pop renaissance before finally breaking open their first look at Argento with Deep Red.

Bee and Ryan are back (a little late) with some updates on a baby. Like, a real baby. Plus, they dive into The Umbrella Academy and Cruel Intentions before really expressing how the new Happy Death Day 2U makes them feel.

Bee and Ryan keep an annual tradition and use February to check in with a Valentine's Day themed slasher, aptly the 2001 slasher VALENTINE. Plus, Bee keys us into her thoughts on the Predator series and Ryan has finally seen Reservoir Dogs. Get ready for your heart to skip a beat with this holiday themed episode!

Bee and Ryan pick a film suggested by a listener and have...mixed reviews. Plus, they talk quite a bit about Netflix phenomenon You and just how great True Lies is.

Well Ryan and Bee gush over a teen drama...or two or three. What's new? We also touch base with our journey back through Harry Potter, our New Year's resolutions and then jump full tilt into the ass burning hyperbole of Happy Birthday to Me!

Ring in the New Year with our first episode of 2019! We talk a little teeny bit about some stuff we watched but really we just dive straight into the madness of EVILLLLLL.

Ring in the New Year with our first episode of 2019! We talk a little teeny bit about some stuff we watched but really we just dive straight into the madness of EVILLLLLL.

Ryan and Bee detail their holiday viewings, as well as some New Years (and early 2019) plans. After discussing some favorite fictional Santas and books they've dove into, they come to this week's film: Black Xmas.

Kicking off their Black Christmas month, Bee and Ryan watched like a billion movies this week. Sorry guys, we know, it's a huge pop culture check in. At least we talk about Twilight. WHAT?! OH FUCK YEAH WE DO. Then we move on to the protoslasher classic, Bob Clark's BLACK CHRISTMAS.

Before kicking full tilt into the winter (feeling) season, Bee and Ryan are here with the one of the freshest slashers around, 2018's Halloween. Also, Ryan tries to suppress an annoying cough, Bee dives into the MCU, and they both have a Christmas movie they've already indulged in.

Bee and Ryan have a super fun surprise for listeners! Plus, they reflect on a whole year of slashers, discussing favorite moments and things they're looking forward to! Plus...A GIVEAWAY!

This week, Bee and Ryan have TWO for the price of ONE. Okay, well, it's free. But listen in on two horror movies with the same name and different plots but WHOA are they way different.

In this special bonus episode, Bee and Ryan take some time to discuss the Halloween, horror and seasonal films that they find comforting.

This week, Ryan and Bee discuss some shows and movies that have that distinct Halloween feel, praise Ryan Murphy, and talk a little about turning 30. (Ryan, not Bee.) Then they dive into Cry_wolf, the mid-aughts slasher starring Bon Jovi! Okay, that's not the biggest draw. But, it's great.

To celebrate the launch of Attack of the Queerwolf over at Blumhouse, Ryan and Bee have Brennan Klein with a questionable slasher but with definite homoerotic subtext. Plus, a whole bunch of Netflix, weird dancing bears, and a follow up to Child's Play!

We're gushing about Disney but we have a reason for it, we promise. Also, we discuss Riley Sager's writing perspective, some cartoons, and then we dive into the oft-overlooked slasher musical Stage Fright, starring theater kids and a whole lot of Meat Loaf.

Still riding the high from Midsummer Scream, Bee and Ryan have a TON of pop culture check-in titles and then discuss the iconic Brad Dourif in his first venture as everyone's favorite doll in CHILD'S PLAY!

Bee and Ryan trade convention stories from Midsummer Scream and then have a bunch of fun interviews with Danny Paz, Brennan Klein, Aaron Dries and the Geeks Who Eat, Sarah and Matthew Stubbs!

This week, Ryan watched a ton and Bee watched a Friday the 13th film that she didn't love. Check it out to see which one! Also, they take a look at the years-long elusive All The Boys Love Mandy Lane.

In this coincidental 4th of July episode, Bee watched a billion movies. Or six. Around six. Also, Ryan has a musical suggestion, they spend a little bit of time in a different genre, and then they explore the first KEVIN WILLIAMSON scripted movie of the cast, I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER!

Oh, that's right, Ryan and Bee both talk about Dawson's Creek AGAIN. They also both saw Upgrade, a brief mention of A Quiet Place, some old school horror and then we dive head on into the seminal summer cult classic The Burning!

WE HAVE FEELINGS ABOUT THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER. We also talk about the King himself (Stephen, of course), a hometown film, and perhaps one of the most influential films to permeate the slasher genre in history: BAY OF BLOOD.

This week, Ryan watched a whole bunch, Bee discusses her enjoyment of Doctor Strange and they delve into one of the biggest gay slashers Hellbent. Figure out what we enjoyed more: the killers sweet goatee or the awesome punk rock soundtrack.

This week, Ryan and Bee take a look at their first made for TV slasher with My Super Psycho Sweet 16. They break down what an actual male/female best friendship looks like, gush about Carrie, and ask one REALLY important question about Jason X. Tune in to find out.

In our very very VERY loosely (okay, not really at all) Friday the 13th related episode, Bee and Ryan talk about why Jumanji is a great blockbuster, how good Dawson's Creek is and the 1989 film Intruder. It sure says it stars Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell and it sure doesn't, but it has a lot of inventiveness and charm!

After a hectic week, Bee and Ryan are still here to look at another April Fool's themed slasher. Also, they dive into Ready Player One, why Dawson's Creek is such a delight, and some..um...weird Cosmo quiz questions.

Bee and Ryan have a happy coincidence and view Slaughter High right before April Fool's Day! Find out where it PRANKS on our list. (That's the best pun we have in us right now, sorry.) Plus we talk about some horror movie firsts, some excellent television all around, and one bath scene that will have you scratching your head.

In this episode, Bee realizes she loves television more than Ryan and Ryan knows he watches more movies than Bee. They also open the curtains on CURTAINS (it's a bad pun and WE'RE KEEPING IT) and explore the weird world of the Canadian slasher that neither had ever seen!

In this Valentine's Day Special, Bee and Ryan come back to the My Blood Valentine franchise to examine the 2009 3D remake! Plus we tangent, as usual, about totally horror related things like Mad Men and how beautiful Holland Roden is. Strap in for this extra length bloody special!

In theme with February, Bee and Ryan delve into the most iconic slasher of the Valentine's Day season, MY BLOODY VALENTINE! We gush over Tragedy Girls, wax poetic about Star Trek and pour our hearts out (horrible pun intended) for the 1981 original cave mining horror flick.

Bee and Ryan discuss Bee's birthday party, how good (and depressing) Black Mirror is and the splatastic gore of the American slasher.

In the first episode of 2018, Ryan and Bee discuss why Marvel's Runaways works, the devastating beauty of Colossal and OH MY GOD WE LOVE HAPPY DEATH DAY.

In our New Years episode, we cover a New Years slasher, on New Years Eve! This week Bee and Ryan take a look at the 1980 cult classic, Terror Train, starring Jamie Lee Curtis and a man with the weirdest mouth in Hollywood.

For this very special bonus episode, Brennan Klein from the Scream 101 podcast joins us to talk our top 5 horror movies of 2017!

In the fourth episode, Ryan and Bee take a look at holiday cult classic Silent Night, Deadly Night. They also reveal what they thought of Better Watch Out, why they love Jamie Lee Curtis, and thoughts on movies where dogs die. (Spoilers: we don't want to see them!)

This week, Ryan and Bee take their first dive into a movie that neither have seen with the new Thanksgiving classic, Blood Rage. They discuss awkward nudity, fantastic gore and a whole bunch of cranberry sauce.

This week, Bee and Ryan look at the more contemporary slasher MOST LIKELY TO DIE and delve into how much fashion really means to a killer, as well as pondering the significance of Perez Hilton after the year 2010.