Regardless of what you think of Victor Salva, we have to admit that he makes some very entertaining films.

Tobe Hooper died a couple weeks ago at the age of 74. He left behind a crazy assortment of horror films, not the least of which was the infamous and groundbreaking The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. This is our tribute to his legacy.

Suffice to say that we found the conclusion even more disappointing than we remembered it being.

There's another remake on the horizon. So we thought we'd pay tribute to Stephen King's magnum opus, "It", by looking back at the TV miniseries that scared a generation of kids and adults, while putting clowns around the world out of work.

This week we go back to the classics. The quality of this surreal French film stunned us both - even Craig, who admits he is not usually as interested in "the oldies".

We both love horror anthology pics, but we ended up a bit divided on this one overall. Have a listen to find out why.

RIP George Romero. Our tribute episode to a man who changed the face of horror and exploitation film forever.

Well, it's a practical effects extravaganza. You get double the storyline for your money. There's a host of zany characters. When you have three credited directors, what could possibly be wrong? Before you check this one out, let our podcast prepare...

Clint Howard, Ron Howard's less attractive younger brother, began a long career in horror movies with this "high tech" fright flick from the 80's. It's a male version of Carrie with a lot of dumb elements, but it was fun to laugh at.

Not to be confused with the far better film "Trick R Treat," this heavy metal horror film may not be the best VHS tape on the shelf, but it sings with 80s charm - a throwback to a time when horror didn't take itself so seriously. And in addition to a...