Government conspiracies? Got it. A highly acidic blob of goo that consumes anyone in its path? Got that too. This week, we tackle the 1988 version of The Blob, directed by Chuck Russell.

This week, we dissect one of horror host Travis’s favorite horror thrillers with slasher-y tendencies—John Carpenter’s original THE FOG from 1980. Get into it.

Hybrid episode alert! This week, we apply the Horror-fying My Friends treatment to a classic, all-time favorite grindhouse giallo slasher from 1982—Pieces, directed by Juan Piquer Simón.

Horror host Travis introduces our hardcore friend Katrina Marie to Scott Derrickson’s 2012 insta-classic Sinister. Watch this unsettling flick and listen up!

You know we had to take our friend Becky back to the 90s with another highly rewatchable noir-y horror thriller that’s an absolute classic—Se7en directed by David Fincher.

For the unscare-able Jess, we chose a film that combines unethical medical treatments, condemned mental asylums and the paranormal—Session 9, directed by Brad Anderson.

The Brothers Grim are back on the pod to get into all things Stephen King—the one and only horror legend! Possibly controversial at times, the guys get into everything from his books to movie adaptations to TV.

Welcome back to Part 2 of our first episode of SLEAZE!— a series where we react to exploitation and grindhouse films. Right now, we’re reacting LIVE to the second film in the 2007 Grindhouse double feature, Death Proof by Quentin Tarantino. For the quick intro to exploitation films and all the subgenres, make sure to listen to the beginning of Part 1. Enjoy!

Welcome to the first episode of SLEAZE!— a series where we react to exploitation and grindhouse films. There’s a lot of horror overlap, so get into this LIVE commentary with us. This is Part 1 of 2007’s Grindhouse, a double feature. Up now: Planet Terror by Robert Rodriguez.

BOY! That’s right. We’re back to chat about the sequel to one of horror host Trav’s favorite series. We’re talking about none other than Phantasm II. Get into it.

Shameless affairs in dirty rat-riddled cabins, leaving your friend for dead and an insane amount of kills—this horror movie works overtime. Come get trashy with us as we discuss the 2009 remake of My Bloody Valentine with our friend Carly Kennedy.

This week's horror film broke 80's slasher conventions in a good way for our return guest Rob Hodge. George Mihalka's 1981 Canadian classic My Bloody Valentine hit the spot this romantic season. Get into it!

Brothers Grim is back, and we brought Producer Kate into the mix. We look back at the hot shitfire that was 2020 and pluck from the ashes our favorite films, HMF episodes and physical media.

Caykeface (aka KT) is doing some amazing stuff in the special effects makeup arena, including making her own prosthetics! In this bonus ep, we talk big topics in horror effects then share our top 10 films for horror special effects makeup.

The HMF team and our frequent flyer guest Josh Heath discuss the sexy (but pretty problematic) 1980 horror thriller Dressed to Kill, directed and written by Brian De Palma, starring Angie Dickinson, Nancy Allen and Michael Cain.

Listen in as Horror Host Travis introduces Producer Kate and Rose to one of his most nostalgic 1996 films: Fear starring Marky Mark Wahlberg and Reese Witherspoon.

Be afraid. Be very afraid … That’s right. We’re in the studio with Producer Kate’s hubs to get deep and relive the body horror of David Cronenberg’s 1986 classic—The Fly, starring absolute stud and sex symbol Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis.

We are still riding our high from chatting with Jim Harold, paranormal broadcasting king. We're so grateful to have talked spooky stories and favorite horror films with him. Give it a listen and visit his website to sub all his pods and channels! https://jimharold.com/

Brothers Grim are back! This week, they're geeking out on horror films that take place in snowy or snowbound settings—perfect for the winter season.

NAUGHTYYYYY ... That's right. We jumped in the studio with brother Rob Hodge to break down the highly controversial Silent Night Deadly Night, the 1984 horror slasher film directed by Charles Sellier.