And it's timely too, as the long awaited sequel to Hocus Pocus just came out this month. Not only can you watch the movie with your kids, but you can share this podcast with them too, as we kept our whole discussion and language squeaky-clean for you...

This crowd-funded unrated indie film became enough of a sleeper hit on streaming services to warrant an unrated sequel with a groundbreaking release in theaters nationwide. We don't know how they managed to pull that off, but our mini-top hats go off...

It started out as a documentary on haunted attractions around the USA during this season, but became repurposed into a found footage-style horror film. Our reactions were mixed, but there is some fun footage and interviews here of real haunted house...

Let's kick off our first week of the Halloween season with a film about a horror festival that would be a dream come true for all fans...if they also weren't being murdered. Our feelings about this horror comedy are a little uneven, but we neverthele...

This isn't the first time we've tackled the tricky subject of primal rage, but it's definitely one of the most memorable. Most surprisingly, we couldn't believe how well this film held up today. There are interesting things going on here, and we tack...

This poor film, which was short-lived in theaters, lived on in VHS form on the horror shelves of your local rental store. Sadly, it has yet to receive a proper digital cleanup and transfer. You can find it online if you know how to Google...

How does Children of the Corn - and its many sequels - hold up against Stephen King's many other properties? Listen and find out.

Back in August, we lost James Caan. As Craig stated, at that time we became "contractually obligated" to review Stephen King's Misery, starring both veteran Caan and a fresh-to-the-scene Kathy Bates. Sooo many wonderful things to say about this movie...

This may be our freshest episode yet: This movie was released this very month on NBC's Peacock network. Also, FYI, it's pronounced, "They Slash Them". Cute, eh?

A modern take on the Frankenstein story with the darkest of comedy, this campy classic of the horror canon stands up remarkably well today.