These seven sinfully good films brought chills and thrills to my young life and helped build a foundation for a lifetime of genre love. …continue reading The Films That Helped Shape My Love of Horror
Could a 1980s Roger Corman B-Horror movie hold the secrets of the pyramids? We make contact with the sci-fi horror film “Time Walker” for …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Time Walker (1982)
Featuring a Nazi conspiracy, evil elves, and an alcoholic Santa, 1989’s “Elves” is easily one of the strangest and most unique Christmas horror movies. …continue reading 50 Years of Holiday Horror: Elves (1989)
A holiday horror classic so over-the-top it spawned a series of memes, “Silent Night, Deadly Night 2” will forever be synonymous with its most …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Silent Night, Deadly Night 2 (1987)
Gear up for holiday shopping with a 24-hour marathon of one of the most iconic horror movies to be set in a shopping complex, …continue reading Spend Black Friday at the Park Plaza “Chopping Mall”
No matter what you think you know about the notorious “Surf Nazis Must Die”, the film is an absolute low budget horror essential and …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Surf Nazis Must Die (1987)
The beloved 80s fantasy horror film “The Gate” is the perfect gateway to the genre for young people, and a nostalgic treat for older …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: The Gate (1987)
It’s Prom Night, and it’s going to be a hot one! Chaos and Carnage get possessed by a vengeful prom queen while talking “Hello …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Hello Mary Lou Prom Night 2
A hated 80’s underdog turned horror cult juggernaut, “The Thing” is a love-letter to cosmic horror and the horror movie equivalent to the Mona …continue reading Films From Beyond: The Thing (1982)
Chaos and Carnage end Kingapalooza 2019 in a blaze of glory, as they as they warm up to Stephen King’s 1984 sci fi horror …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Firestarter