From the 1920s to the 1950s, horror films dominated Universal Pictures’ output and helped shaped the face of the genre for decades to come. …continue reading We Belong Dead: A Tribute To Universal Horror
Though it doesn’t have enough laughs to be comedy or enough horror to be frightening, this monster spoof is at least nice to look …continue reading The Daily Dig: Old Dracula (1974)
A beautiful transfer and brilliant sets make this familiar feeling, fifties horror a must-watch for fans of the history of the genre. A scientist …continue reading The Daily Dig: Blood of the Vampire (1958)
With a production history as nuts as the film itself, “Transylvania 6-5000” is a silly but hilarious tribute to classic horror monsters. This week’s …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Transylvania 6-5000
It’s time to revisit our horror roots with the foundational classics of the genre, beginning with the game-changing horror of the 20s and 30s. …continue reading I Spit on Your Podcast: Origins of Horror (20s and 30s)
An exercise in absurdity, it’s hard to hate what you see — and not sure it’s possible to love it — but “The Creeps” is …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Creeps (1997)
On this episode of the “Adventures in Movies!” podcast, we have a frank conversation (about sci-films) and a conversation with Frank, Stallone that is! …continue reading Adventures in Movies: Sci-Fi and Stallone
Stay inside and watch Shudder for free, find out what really happened on the set of horror’s “cursed films”, experience the best of SXSW …continue reading Horror Headlines: March 23 – April 4
Join us as we explore the tepid love affair between horror and Oscar. Check out 18 Eerie Essentials you may not know courted the …continue reading Eerie Essentials: The Oscars Edition (Part 1)
As Blumhouse plans to revive the least celebrated Universal Monster, we look back on The Invisible Man’s representation in film, spanning from 1933-2018. When …continue reading The Invisible Man: An 85-Year Retrospective
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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