You may have seen “Skinamarink”, but have you truly experienced it the way it was meant to be experienced? A closer look may be …continue reading In Defense of: Skinamarink (2022)
A flop at its debut twenty years ago, “They” (Wes Craven Presents: They) is an overlooked gem that will terrify even modern audiences. The …continue reading In Defense Of: “They” (2002)
It may not have mainstream appeal, but “Soft Matter” is just unique, clever, and wonderfully weird enough to secure future cult status. When the …continue reading In Defense of: Soft Matter (2018)
In honor of its anniversary, we look back at an unsung horror sequel, “Psycho II”, that languished in the shadow of its legendary predecessor. …continue reading In Defense of: Psycho II (1983)
Widely panned upon its release, 2009’s “Friday the 13th” deserves another look for the way it reimagines a more menacing Jason for a new …continue reading In Defense of: Friday the 13th (2009)
Gus Van Sant’s Psycho is an endlessly rewarding lucid dream that holds a foggy bathroom mirror up to the creative process.continue reading In Defense of: Psycho (1998)
You can’t do a slasher as a TV show…or can you? I wholeheartedly believe you can and if it looks anything like this, you’ve certainly succeeded.continue reading In Defense of: “Scream: The TV Series”
The much maligned and mostly forgotten about prequel/sequel to the 1982 remake; almost a decade later, is 2011’s “The Thing” really that terrible? The …continue reading In Defense of: The Thing (2011)
People have long treated horror films with derision and disrespect. But the genre is vast, and many films are both amazing and distinctly horror. …continue reading Defending Horror: 25 Films Deserving of Genre Status
While Hollywood seems to rehash more old material than support new ideas, 2019’s “Child’s Play” does manage to bring something fresh to the table. …continue reading In Defense Of: Child’s Play (2019)
Cheer and Loathing
Cheer and Loathing
She’s a lover, he’s a fighter. Together, they’re CHEER AND LOATHING. Tune in to hear your hosts, Stephanie (Cheer) and Casey (Loathing), clash over the films they love — and the ones they love to hate.
WTF Horror!
Cheer and Loathing are back, and boy, did we pick a doozy of an episode to follow our Season 4 premiere. Things are about to get weird…really, REALLY weird. Picking two experimental horror films to discuss — the surprise Shudder hit SKINAMARINK and the insane film fest darling RAZZENNEST — is a recipe for disaster. Loathing (aka Casey) was already angry at Cheer (Steph) for insisting that he sit through every minute of SKINAMARINK, no matter how much he felt he’d seen it all by the first ten minutes. To soften the blow, we brought on a special guest, Morbidly Beautiful contributor and avid film connoisseur Jamie Marino, to help referee this smackdown between a WTF film lover and a “Are you f*ck*ng kidding me?!” fighter. Is Jamie Team Cheer or Loathing? Tune in to find out!
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