A weekly horror discussion podcast where an audience suggested horror film get dissected into the go
Heather and Mike have had it with Shark Month just want to go home to random movie selections. Sadly
Heather and Mike can’t avoid Shark Month cause they’re everywhere. your bathtubs, your sink, your ya
Heather and Mike decide to avoid the beach for Shark Month but we still can’t avoid sharks. We have
Mike and Heather celebrate the 4th of July with a holiday horror that really started the summer bloc
We take Pride Month to a strong finish with the Joel Schumacher classic The Lost Boys. Stay young, s
Heather and Mike continue Pride month with another Clive Barker movie. this time its about leather f
Heather has woven her magic and brought us to the 90’s where we see a film that doesn’t have anythin
Heather remains here for Pride month as we comb through the coded closest of the 1950’s for the movi
Heather from Wednesday Wine and Horror joins Mike to celebrate Pride Month for this year. We will ta
Mike is joined by returning guest Gio P from the Gio Show podcast to tackle feminism and jungle surv
We discuss the Directors Cut of Nightbreed (1990) and Heather has some thoughts on certain body part
Heather joins Mike to review the movie about a good boy gone bad, a Pinto gone worse, and a c-plot a
Mike is joined by Eric and Heather from Wednesday Wine and Horror to discuss the 1986 film Critters.
A story about 2 women would not be reviewed well unless discussed by 2 women, so Mike is joined by r
Author Michelle Bowser joins Mike to discuss another Hammer film. Does it hold up to the earlier ent
Mike is joined by Heather Silmon, a fan of watching horror and ranting about horror! We cover Troll,
Mike is joined by Rich Rehder to discuss a Netflix original by Broadway Video. Yes Lorne Michaels ma
Mike and Eric are finally reaching the end of the March of the Leprechaun. because we love irony, we
Michael King is joined by Michael King and Michael King to discuss the lack of sympathy they feel to
In space, no one can hear you scream. But in cyberspace, you CAN hear us review the 1996 home video
