
Two dudes, who are not quite nerds but not quite newbs, choose a horror movie each week to rate and review.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & Film | |||

We celebrate Father’s Day a bit early by counting down the 10 scariest fathers in horror movies.
Our memories of in-store shopping are all mixed up with one of our butts in this discussion of The Backrooms.
In this laid back episode, we discuss some topics suggested by Patrons. We talk about good entry points into horror for kids, whether we consider ourselves part of the horror subculture, what we’ve sacrificed for the podcast and more.
Our makeup artists are forced to watch us poop as we discuss One Cut of the Dead (2017).
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These two seem like nice guys but they’re a little self important. They seek to find social or political connections in every movie! It’s just a horror movie.
I love these guys, their dynamic crack me up and I appreciate the lack of pretentiousness that generally comes with movie critics. Only Patreon I support and for great reason, love you guys♥️
Tool is playing Sonic temple here in my home town and your home state of Columbus! Let’s get a fan meetup going .
Ok I have to admit that I’m a gay guy and have fallen in love with Ashvin, but both hosts are incredible. They have great chemistry and this is tied for my favorite podcast with the Horror Virgin. Keep it up guys. Ashvin, can we at least have a plutonic love affair?
Used to like this show, but more and more the hosts just seem uneducated about general horror knowledge and it seems like they stumble over their words. They pronounce things wrong, and can’t remember very basic horror info. Decided to officially stop listening today because I also don’t need to hear their uneducated opinions about genocide, and if I wanted to hear a podcast about the Middle East, this wouldn’t be my choice.
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A podcast centered on horror cinema features two hosts who bring casual banter, accessible analysis, and deep dives into a wide range of films—from classics to contemporary releases. Episodes typically balance plot walkthroughs with production context, genre history, and personal anecdotes, often weaving in listener feedback and community ties (including a Patreon crowd) and occasional regional notes. The show stands out for its approachable vibe, passion for diverse horror, and willingness to flag missteps or strong disagreements with humor and transparency, making it a potential favorite for listeners who want thoughtful yet entertaining takes on fear-induced cinema.
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