
Each week a panel of horror fans discuss horror movies past and present. We believe horror is for everyone, regardless of how familiar you are with the genre, or which flavor of fear you fancy most. We dissect new releases, compare originals to reboots, and tell you whether or not the movies are a hack (a waste of time) or a slash (totally killer - pun intended).
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 597 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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This week we’re unpacking Backrooms (2026). We dissect its liminal-space atmosphere, debate its trauma-driven emotional core, and weigh how its nineties found-footage framing reshapes internet-born horror. This episode contains spoi... more
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This week we’re exploring Hokum (2026). We dissect the efficacy of its atmosphere, debate the quality of its layered plot, and weigh how Adam Scott’s performance shapes a compellingly abrasive horror lead. This episode contains spoi... more
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This week we’re unpacking Oddity (2024). We assess its atmosphere, dissect the relationships between its characters, and weigh how Carolyn Bracken’s dual performance sharpens the film’s grief, tension, and dark humor. This episode c... more
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This week we’re unpacking Obsession (2025). We examine how the One Wish Willow turns longing into control, praise Inde Navarrette’s unnerving performance, and assess how the film unravels its central antagonist. This episode contain... more
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I love the subject matter of this show. I I enjoy all of the different takes from the various hosts and how even when there is a negative opinion presented it’s still fun and not hateful.
I love going to see a movie and then the next morning immediately listening to the episode on that movie. It inspires me to be more vocal about my own opinions about cinema and encourage my friends to join discussions as well.
The podcast speak/corporate speak definitely makes an appearance, I’m sure it’s har... more
Finally, I’ve found a podcast where the hosts don’t constantly interrupt each other and make a mess of every episode. Believe it or not, they don’t even mumble—they speak the way podcast hosts should. The content they offer, and the way they present it, are both great and professional.
I wanted to like this podcast but I can’t get past the monotone hosts.
I love the subject matter of this show. I liked most their takes and it’s always nice to have different voices and opinions. I will have to stop listening for a while because of the over use of the word “right?” After every sentence as a linguistic tactic to keep people’s attention and promote aggreement, after a certain point it’s all I could hear episode after episode. I’d think in a show that’s planned and edited this well, we’d they’d some occasional discussion about things like that. It mig... more
5 HUGE Slashes for these charming, lovely, wonderful pod people. If you’re someone who left them a poor review, then…. I wish you visited by Art the Clown. Thank you, Hack or Slashers!
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This show brings together horror enthusiasts to dissect films—from fresh releases to enduring classics—through candid panel conversations. Episodes emphasize clear verdicts (hack or slash), with thoughtful discussion around atmosphere, kills, practical effects, and thematic undercurrents. Fans of deep dives, spoiler zones, and bracket-style debates will find a lively mix of film history, genre tropes, and fresh, opinionated perspectives. A standout trait is the balance between accessibility for newcomers and nerdy rigor for hardcore aficionados, often peppered with community-driven segments and light sponsorship bits that keep the pace fun and engaging.
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