This episode, Ben and Leslie head home for some weird family dynamics (and one of the most fun horror sequels of all time) with The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986) and The People Under the Stairs (1991)

Hey listener, Leslie here! Ben and I are two full-time working adults who hate editing so this episode is raw and unfiltered for now (not too dissimilar from our usual editing style to be honest).

Hey listener Leslie here! We're two full-time working adults who hate editing so this episode is raw and unfiltered (not too dissimilar from our usual editing style to be honest).

Are you sick of Freddy yet? There are six of these! This episode, Ben and Leslie head back for another nightmare with Nightmare on Elm Street V: The Dream Child (1989) and Freddy's Dead: the Final Nightmare (1991).

Look we know the title is a tagline for one of this week's movies but it's just really good okay?

This week Ben and Leslie take us all out to the ballgame with Night Game (1989) and The Catcher (1998). One of them is a great time and one of them is The Catcher!

This week Ben and Leslie talk inexplicable 90's star Sam Neill with In the Mouth of Madness (1994) and Event Horizon (1997).

Hello listener Leslie here! Ben and I are full-time working people who hate editing. As a result, this episode is raw and unfiltered (not too dissimilar from our usual editing style to be honest). Some particularly egregious sound crimes on Leslie's end of the recording, we appreciate your patience.

In this episode, Ben and Leslie are back to modernity and back to found footage with Butterfly Kisses (2018) and Paranormal Activity (2007).

This week Ben and Leslie dive in to John Carpenter with much regret! Who let this man make movies? Village of the Damned (1995) and Ghosts of Mars (2001) are on deck and they are not The Thing we can tell you that much.

Hey listener, Leslie here. Ben & I are two full-time working adults who hate editing. This episode is raw and unfiltered, not too dissimilar from our usual editing style to be honest.

This episode Ben and Leslie head over to Whitechapel for Jack's Back (1988 ) & The Ripper (1985) - we just can't get enough of this guy! Sure hope he doesn't turn out to be some kinda infamous serial killer or something!

Hey listener, Leslie here. Ben & I are two full-time working adults who hate editing. This episode is raw and unfiltered (not too dissimilar from our usual editing style to be honest).

This episode Ben and Leslie dive into two Wes Craven classics: Summer of Fear (1978) and Deadly Friend (1986) where teen girls let loose and kill with abandon! It's about time!

Hey listener, Leslie here. Ben and I are two full-time working adults who hate editing. This episode is raw and unfiltered, not too dissimilar from our usual editing style to be honest.

Folks this week's movies were duds and there's just no way around that. Don't skip this episode, but do feel free to skip Shockwaves (1977) and Dagon (2001).

Hey listener, Leslie here. Ben & I are two full-time working adults who hate editing. This episode is raw and unfiltered, but that's not too dissimilar from our usual editing style to be honest.

Hey listener, Leslie here! Ben and I are two full-time working adults who hate editing. This episode is raw and unfiltered (much like our usual editing style to be honest).

In this episode, Ben and Leslie watch The Paperboy (1994) and In Dreams (1999). The first is a spiritual successor to the Stepfather while the second takes Trick or Treats (1982) crossdressing to new heights.

Hello listener, Leslie here - Ben and I are full-time working people who hate editing. This episode is raw and unfiltered (not too dissimilar from our usual editing style to be honest).

In this episode, Ben and Leslie tackle There's Nothing Out There (1991) and Scream (1996). The latter is a classic, well-loved piece of horror history and the former is a movie we also watched.

Ben and Leslie take a trip to Elm Street with Nightmare on Elm Street and Nightmare on Elm Street 2. Once and for all answering the question that plagues all of us: fellas, is it gay to get whipped naked in a shower by Freddy? Tune in to find out!

Join Leslie and Ben as they gobble up the horrors the algorithm serves them on YouTube. This time it's not just the fact that they have a monopoly on video content that makes YouTube scary. Watch out that you don't get unalived!!!

In this episode, the best of the worst horror movies from the past 50 years battle it out in a bracket. Who will survive? And what will be left of Ben and Leslie's sanity by the end of it? Tune in to find out!

Ben and Leslie may be covering Unfriended, but they haven't unfriended you. So join them as they find footage from an evil crew of neo-colonialist filmmakers in Cannibal Holocaust and hack into a teen's laptop for Unfriended.

Join Leslie and Ben as they ignore the classic horror advice of "Don't Go in the Woods" with the films American Gothic (1987) and The Prey (1983). After these flicks they just might be ready to swear off the woods for good. Episode features a tier list of "in the woods" horror movies.

Join Leslie, Ben and Klaus Kinski as they explore the depths of the human psyche and the danger of being a woman. Christopher Lloyd is there too! And one of those wooden hot tubs that looks like a giant barrel.

This week, Ben and Leslie take it all the way back to 1978 with Magic and The Manitou. Of all the movies we've watched, these are definitely two of them. There's puppets, indigenous ghosts, sad magicians, and a real sense that maybe things won't actually be okay and there is nothing good left in the world. Oh well! Listen now.

Go boy crazy with Ben and Leslie as they tackle two films about the majesty of male friendship: The Skulls (2000) and The Covenant (2006). Does the patriarchy dominate through magic, wealth, or conspiracy? Find out on this week's episode! (spoiler alert: it's all three).

This week Ben and Leslie bask in the healing balm that is Maniac (1980) and Fanatic (1982). These movies are not just so bad they're good, they're actually good! Joe Spinell and Tom Savini are here to save us from our own terrible podcast idea and give us great films you gotta see.