My goal is to horror-fy my friends, and straight up horrify my brother I did with the spooky, tense 2013 horror thriller The Conjuring, directed by James Wan. This film made my Top 10 of the Decade list, so definitely one to check out!

Want to get to know us better? Check out the top five albums that made us with two special guests and friends of the pod: Josh Heath and Bryan Brooks. Remember to check out our social media, where we'll share a playlist of our top tracks from this episode!

This episode got to the root of our mission here on the show: Introduce my friends to horror movies they've never seen and turn them into fans who love the genre, too! I had a blast introducing Wes Craven's classic 1984 slasher film A Nightmare on Elm Street to my friend Lorrie Lewallen!

One of my oldest friends ever talks with me about one of the funniest/creepiest horror films ever. In this episode, I introduced Kevin Smith's work of art, Tusk, to my bud Jordan Stepp. Let me tell you: You must watch this movie before you listen to this episode! It like that, y'all.

Quarantine isn't gonna stop us, friends! We're back with our friend Bryan Brooks in his first appearance on the pod since our very first ep on Hitchcock's Psycho. Brooks is notorious for not having seen the classics, so we dug deep with John Carpenter's The Thing (1982) ... and we think you'll find it's eerily reminiscent of what's going on today.

While we're all in quarantine, let's get to know each other better. In this ep, Travis and Producer Kate share their top five movies that made us. We explain more about how we picked our films and share some fun stories from our pasts for each.

This episode is guaranteed to JACK YOU UP! This week, we bring you a pre-recorded episode on the 1998 sci-fi teen horror film: The Faculty. We had so much fun breaking down this nostalgic '90s flick with our friend and teacher Kayt Taylor. Get into it!

It's episode one of our quarantine series. We check in and tell you how we're doing, what we've been watching, then we break down Kill List. Such a good one to have in your repertoire, people! Stay healthy and stay home, friends!

One of our best episodes yet! Light the candles, put on the Black Sabbath and get out the black books....its time to get Satanic with Roman Polanski's seminal horror film Rosemarys Baby!

People will debate whether the 1990 masterpiece Jacob's Ladder (directed by Adrian Lyne) can be categorized as horror, but we think it makes the cut. This movie blew our freakin' minds. This was a blast to discuss together. WATCH THIS MOVIE, PEOPLE!

This week, we really dig deep into some theories about David Robert Mitchell's 2014 horror film—It Follows—with our sista Jessica Shaw! Don't let the obvious STD metaphor trick you, this movie is a head scratcher and scratch our heads we did. 

Time for a double feature! Our friend Josh Heath joins us again to discuss Lords of Chaos, a movie about a weird time in music history—black metal's creation—and how it's connected to our main film, Richard Stanley's 2020 HP Lovecraft adaptation Color Out of Space. A lot to learn in this one!

This week, the women take over the podcast in our first edition of the bonus series: Horror-fying the Host, where Travis gets to be the guest. Why have the women taken over? Why the 1989 black comedy Heathers? Listen to find out!

This episode on Angel Heart with Robert De Niro and Mickey Rourke was VERY divisive, but there's one thing we can all agree on: Them nails was nasty. Enjoy this super fun ep with my bud Crickett Martin, who also creates a lot of the fun art we share for our pod!

That's not cranberry sauce! I bring my brother Rob Hodge on to appreciate the iconic, booze-filled, slightly rapey 1987 John Grissmer slasher Blood Rage!

This is a great episode with my good buddy Matt McCarroll breaking down Bernard Rose's 1992 essential viewing CANDYMAN. Don't say it five times in a mirror then turn the lights off. Muahahahaha!

My roommate and bff Katie Kerr joins me on this ep where we talk What We Do In The Shadows (the film). THEN we share our respective top 5 vampire movies to date. If you can't appreciate a good vampire flick, then this pod ain't for you, bro.

What am I looking forward to seeing this year? I spilled my top 10 most anticipated horror films in 2020 plus a few honorable mentions in this ep. Are my picks on your list?

We're talking evil rock music, witches and questionable acting in this week's episode on the 2012 Rob Zombie flick The Lords of Salem. Get after it!

We're here with our first-ever bonus ep, where I share my top 10 horror films of the past decade. Did your favs make my list? Listen up!