Episodes

Happy Thanksgiving! We dug deep into the bowels of the internet to find a little-known found footage movie with a

We're taking our 367th episode to celebrate our 366th! Why, you may ask? Because at 366, you now have enough

We put it to our Patrons to choose the last two movies of the month. We're happy to announce that

How did we ever miss this one? We tackle a spooky ghost tale that just sits perfectly for the Halloween

In what has to be one of our most contentious episodes yet, Todd and Craig spar over the final film

You have the right to remain silent...FOREVER. Such is the tagline of this week's schlockfest, the classic cable TV staple,

We were saddened by the passing of Paul Reubens, known the world over as Pee Wee Herman. Would you believe

Our tribute to Treat Williams is the first-ever buddy cop action zombie comedy horror we've done on the podcast. Will

Last week was X. This week, we cover the prequel, co-written by headliner Mia Goth and director Ty West. Pearl

Happy Independence Day, Fellow Americans! In celebration, we dive deep into a rather shallow flick - the straight-to-video 1996 release

We were a bit split on this second request to come from our Patrons - Tobe Hooper's spooky carnival film

Bill Paxton and Bill Pullman team up as colleagues (or rivals?) in a Corman-produced oddity of 1990. We do our

Giovanni Lombardo Ravice, lead actor in some of Italy's most notorious horror films of the 80's, passed away in April.

Join us for our very first Indonesian horror film, a remake of the original 1976 Satan's Slaves by prolific Indonesian

This week, we discovered our new favorite movie. Not because it's good, and not even because it's bad. The Manitou

This week, we asked Todd's friend, Andres, to join us and pick out a flick to chat about. He chose

This week's tribute episode goes out to Tom Sizemore, who sadly died recently of a brain aneurysm. We review his

Special thanks goes out to Loyal Patrons Neil and Jordan for requesting this week's 2003 remake of the 1971 film

It's a month of remakes! Our Patrons have spoken, so we bring you the first remake of four: 1988's remake

Thanks to Tanya and Chiller Theater for requesting this witchy haunted house story that left us scratching our heads. What

Our tribute episode to Kirstie Alley casts the late actress as a no-nonsense government-appointed epidemiologist brought in to investigate the

We asked our Patrons to tell us which "Silent Night XX Night" horror movie they wanted us to wrap up

Our second episode of the holiday season is a creepy take on a cherished Christmas tradition around the world. But

We admit: This week is a very looong stretch tribute, in tribute to Leslie Jordan. It's a "horror-comedy" that's not

This week's film came out just last month, but we couldn't wait to review it. It starts out strong and

This week's episode is a tribute to Dame Angela Lansbury. Though she was one of the last remaining actresses from

For our third Halloween-themed episode this year, we go dark. Extremely dark. This crowd-funded unrated indie film became enough of

It's that time of year again! Let's kick off our first week of the Halloween season with a film about

This year, we lost Nichelle Nichols, an actress with a tremendous legacy both on- and off-screen, but who will best

Time for another tribute episode. Back in August, we lost James Caan. As Craig stated, at that time we became

TWO films in a ROW featuring a mutant kitten? It's either a crazy coincidence, or it's Stuart Gordon's horror cult-classic,

Going along with the early 80's trend of event-themed horror movies - Prom Night, Fall Break, Black Christmas, Happy Birthday

Linda Blair stars in this ensemble haunted-house-plus-slasher pic about a fraternity initiation prank gone horribly wrong. Silliness abounds, but we

Once again it's time to pay tribute to another dearly departed, the ubiquitous 90's villain and occasional villain, Ray Liotta.

This week begins our long-overdue discussion of an iconic TV mini-series, Salem's Lot. Based on Stephen King's novel of the

A few of our Patrons recommended this stunning and surprising film which is directed by AND stars Bill Paxton, one

How do you feel about ridiculous looking monster makeup? This week's film was a longstanding request, and one of Clive

Happy Mother's Day! In honor of the day we honor mothers everywhere, today we take a look at a Guillermo

Time to finally hit up that Hammer Horror classic that kicked the studio off into much riches and a huge

A special announcement and explanation of our Patreon drive, along with goodies for our supporters! Do us a favor and

This week, we pay tribute to the incomparable musician and actor, Meat Loaf, who passed away this month by visiting....nope,

One of the most difficult deaths we've had to come to terms with this year has been long-time American TV

We go waaaaay back for the third entry in our month of horror anthology films. Dead of Night is the

We kick off a month of horror anthology films with what is arguably the granddaddy of them all, Tales From

After last week's disturbing holiday nightmare, we had to close off the Christmas season this year with a good ol'

The fourth installment of the Silent Night Deadly Night franchise takes a definite turn away from Santa stalkers and towards

We still cannot understand why this 1990 classic from Stephen Spielberg and Frank Marshall is not better known 30 years

This week's entry comes straight from Netflix. One of those rare Italian horror movies that Craig himself suggested, which starts

Happy Halloween! Much as we hope your day goes today, 1988's Primal Rage culminates in a festive Halloween party sure

Our search for the perfect seasonal film led us to the Halloween-Party-In-A-Box that is 1981'a The Monster Club. Vincent Price,

Creepy kids + found footage = a creepy, nihilistic film that is filled with dread from beginning to end. What

It's not exactly Shaun of the Dead, but it's not without its charms. This zom-com fulfills a long-time request by

Thanks to Ashley for recommending we plow forward through the Slumber Party Massacre series - the first and only horror

This 2018 Netflix film has a pedigree that stretches back to The Woman, The Witch, The Wicker Man, and a

It's request time again! Paul asked us to check out this take on a modern Norman Bates-style serial killer. This

William Peter Blatty got an opportunity to make up for the disappointment that was The Exorcist Part 2 (episode here)

We've passed by this iconic cover sooo many times on the video store shelves, but would you believe that neither

Happy Mother's Day! To celebrate, this year we're examining a classic of the "motherhood gone horribly wrong" genre: Roman Polanski's

Can't get enough of Nicholas Cage going over-the-top crazy? Then belly up to this jet-black comedy that makes fun of

This week we tackle a difficult-to-watch request from another loyal listener. Right in line with Lucky McKee's incredibly female-centric filmography,

It's our 250th episode extravaganza! You know what that means: As we always do for milestones, we dig out another

Blacula is one of the most respected "blaxploitation" horror films to come out of the 70's, and the first blaxploitation

In the last of our series of tribute episodes to famous people who have passed on, we salute Tanya Roberts,

Thanks to Hailee for submitting a request for this week's tribute to Joel Schumacher, who passed away last year. Stylistically,

This week we kick off a small series of tribute episodes that we didn't manage to get to last year.

Though some may not classify it as much of a "horror" story as our typical fare, Scrooged is in fact

Well, we're back with one of the goofiest, groaniest, holiday horror comedies we have ever done. What do you expect

This week's episode is certainly our most pointed Thanksgiving horror film to-date. Only found on Hulu as part of Blumhouse's

A horror "anthology" unlike any we have ever seen before. Wild with creativity and carried by two incredibly talented actors,

This week's Halloween-appropriate film is a Mel Brooks-ish wannabe that launched to a splash in 1985 and landed with a

We originally chose this movie for Father's Day, but other things came up. This Korean flick involves a father fighting

Craig went off the deep-end this week to dig through the dustbin of history and brush of this wacky flick

Wilford Brimley, iconic actor of the 1980's and beyond, passed away last month at 85 years old. Luckily for us,

This week's request comes from Loyal Listener Leeia. Love the sound of that. Session 9 is the first film to

If you're looking for a horror film that feels timely and hits too close to home for comfort, then grab

We take a break from requests to go to the opera....Argento's Opera, that is. And oh boy, did this movie

Today's request is an oldie but goodie. Thanks, James, for suggesting The Blair Witch Project. We had to get to

Also known by its original Italian title, Demoni, Demons is a Dario Argento-produced gore-fest by Mario Bava's son, Lamberto Bava.

It's not a masterpiece of cinema, but there's a certain scrappy charm behind this early DIY slasher made by some

Thanks to Dave for recommending this hilarious, so-bad-it's-good movie as we sit at home in isolation. We're especially excited to

This week's request comes courtesy of Alyssa. We're revisiting this 90's era mainstream thriller, starring Al Pacino and a pre-Matrix

Kirk Douglas passed away last month, and you know what THAT means! Time to crap on another wonderful actor's horror

Jim Henson's last project before he died involved some incredible puppet and makeup effects in this incredible film, based on

It's time for another theme month: Family-Friendly Horror Films! We're kicking off a month of kid-oriented horror with the one

Every bit as fun as the title would suggest, this film tickled all three of us. Three? That's right! Loyal

It's our 200th Episode! As per tradition, we visit an iconic Wes Craven movie to celebrate this milestone, and we

This Friday the 13th knockoff may be full of Christmas imagery, but that can't save it from being hilariously bad.

Hailed (a bit wrongly) as "the first Stephen King movie written specifically for the screen," this early 90's video store

Robert Forster died last month. As always, we pay tribute to a late actor by reviewing one of his (usually)

So it's basically a high school sex comedy with a horror theme, and not scary at all. But for the

Our tribute episode to Sid Haig, veteran character actor and late horror icon who recently passed away at the ripe

In the USA, it's known as Dead Alive. The rest of the world knows this early Peter Jackson film as

We can't really say "thanks" to loyal listener Shane for requesting this week's movie. Maybe he wanted to punish us?

We were pleased to once again welcome Stephen King super-fan Jordan to guest with us on her request this week:

We pay tribute to the late, great Rutger Hauer with today's episode. He passed away recently at the age of

This homage to B-Movie sci-fi films of the 50s becomes the very definition of a "creature feature": An entire film

We were told this was a horror movie, although it's at least 70% straight Western. Which doesn't mean we didn't

As a movie, The Wicker Man defies description. It doesn't fit neatly into any genre category, encompassing elements of detective

We're twisting our puzzle box to unlock Clive Barker's directorial debut about a twisted group of people summoning a twisted

When we heard that Hammer's House of Horror had teamed up with Shaw Bros' House of Kung Fu on a

What better way to celebrate mother's day than with a movie that shows just how far sons can go for

Our tribute to Larry Cohen is a social commentary on companies that make products that harm people. An unknown mutant

This week, we have a special guest on to chat about everything from the state of horror to Abraham Lincoln's

This week's request comes from Joseph - last year's breakout horror hit, Hereditary. It boasts a stellar cast and, in

The last of our month of sequels brings us back to the Return of the Living Dead series to see

Often hailed as the second-worst movie ever made, this sequel to the iconic horror classic is a real head-scratcher.ften hailed

Tommy requested this sequel-in-name-only to Prom Night. We enjoying chatting about this surreal, odd little movie that should make a

Kicking off Request Month is this request from long-time listener, Karthik. We enjoyed having a rare political discussion (don't worry

Happy Holidays, everyone! For the big Christmas Day episode, we thought we'd do something a little different. We scoured the

It's another Christmas-themed horror movie, duly noted by the word "Christmas" in the title and the omnipresent blue and red

It's our 150th episode! To celebrate, we decided to return to our roots. We started this podcast with the Wes

Stuart Gordon sure has the market cornered on killer doll movies. This more or less kicked off a line of

Happy Halloween! We end our series with the latest from Rob Zombie, aptly titled "31".

This made-for-TV movie event from the 80's starred some well-known faces, but it hasn't remained well-known. You probably missed it

Studio interference probably kept this movie from becoming great. Though Dead and Buried came packaged up with some great acting,

We love to do kid-oriented horror movies, and this week we turn once again to Tobe Hooper's oeuvre for this

Normally we would wait until winter time to review a film about Nazi snow zombies, but we got several requests

This creepy story of a dog gone mad was a challenge to film back in the pre-CGI days of 1983.

What did we learn here, folks? We learned that some of these 90's mainstream "horror craze" films have not aged

As a goofy time capsule of your typical 80's film, it's a fun ride through an improbably plot and even

Yes, yes, another found footage movie. You'd think we'd be sick of them by now, but this one came at

Probably the most tasteless and obscure film we have reviewed thus far. This laughable attempt at a film at least

In tribute to Margot Kidder, we review one of her more well-known horror flicks. We both remembered this as being

This grindhouse classic played as a double-feature with The Last House on the Left.

A group of friends break into a blind man's house and end up with more than they bargained for. Produced

We've been meaning to do this one for a while. In celebration of April Fool's Day next week, here is

Finally, a movie that lives up to its title. All you need to know is there. We follow the exploits

The first appearance of Jason as the killer requires a few leaps in logic and plausibility, but it did set

Sometimes called "The gayest horror film ever made," we felt it was the appropriate topic to kick off our month

We're big fans of Dario Argento here at 2 Guys & A Chainsaw. His films don't make a lot of

Better late than never! We kick off 2018 with a brief look back and Christmas with the EXCELLENT and supremely

Sorry for the lateness of this week's (last week's!) episode. In keeping with our holiday-ish theme, we went with a

Take a high-school sex comedy, mix it with a modern zombie flick, and you'll get Scout's Guide to the Zombie

Loyal listener Manuel requested this week's topic - another Roger Corman classic that also happens to be Francis Ford Coppola's

Happy Halloween! In our attempt to find Halloween-themed horror films, sometimes we have to dredge the bottom of the barrel.

We've reached 100 episodes! To celebrate this milestone, Craig and I chose a special film that we've been wanting to

Terrible acting, nonsensical plot, blatant ripoffs of much better films, and some brother-on-sister action are just a few of the

Tobe Hooper died a couple weeks ago at the age of 74. He left behind a crazy assortment of horror

There's another remake on the horizon. So we thought we'd pay tribute to Stephen King's magnum opus, "It", by looking

Four female directors tackle four different tales centering around women in this interesting concept film. We both love horror anthology

Where to begin. Well, it's a practical effects extravaganza. You get double the storyline for your money. There's a host

Not to be confused with the far better film "Trick R Treat," this heavy metal horror film may not be

Well, it ain't gonna win any awards. You know how much fun it is popping bubble wrap? Poking through the

If you're tired of found footage films, you might find enough good stuff to love about Rec to make it

It's only the second PG-rated film we have reviewed (the first being Gremlins), but that doesn't mean it didn't pack a

You've no doubt heard of Puppet Master. But have you seen it? The original, and not one of the hundreds

We pay tribute to the late Erin Moran the only way we know how: By reviewing one of her b-horror

Loyal listener Jordyn picked this week's movie, so we invited her along to discuss with us the utterly disturbing 2012 film,

Our good friend (and self-professed Jeff Goldblum fanatic), Simone, joins us again - this time to discuss David Cronenberg's only

So it's a bit goofy and dated, but where else can you see The Greatest American Hero as a popular

How in the world did it take Todd so long to see this movie? Simon Pegg's debut to American audiences fires on

This American remake of a hit Japanese horror film kicked off a brief J-Horror remake craze in the early aughts.

This childhood favorite held many special memories for Craig and this week's guest, his sister Kristin. The three of us

Good lord. This is one insane film.

Happy Holidays, Loyal Listeners! We end our 2016 Holiday Horror Edition of the podcast with an old favorite, Gremlins. Did

Despite being a killer Santa movie with intriguing possibilities, we both felt this 2011 Dutch film squandered its premise on

This home invasion film puts a bit of a twist on the genre. We both enjoyed discussing this fast-paced gem.

A group of women descend into a cave and receive more than they bargained for. Check out our take on

Fresh off the heels of two commercially successful films starring Michael Meyers, Team John Carpenter took a left turn and

Whew...where to begin with this mishmash of horror tropes? With everything but the kitchen sink thrown into the plot, we

Our 50th episode spectacular! And what would be more spectacular than pitting two horror icons together in a battle to

Fright Night is an earnest horror-comedy from the 80's that hits all the right notes.

This low-budget drive-in hit spawned two bigger budget sequels. It occupies a certain place in horror history, and is surprisingly

This forgotten gem is one of the better (and more original) of the summer camp slasher pics. Both of us

Our second Victor Salva movie (we previously discussed Clownhouse), and it's clear this man has some style and originality in

We were definitely split on this unique throwback to those old Italian giallo horrors of the 70's. Shout out tho'

Happy 4th of July! This episode has no relation to the holiday, but we thought we'd say it anyway. While

Not gonna lie: We loved this movie to death, and can't imagine any horror fan who wouldn't go crazy over

Deadly Friend is the third Wes Craven film we've reviewed this year in the wake of his death. Thanks to

It's Todd's turn to pull a favorite off the shelf with this delightfully absurd horror comedy from writer-director Jim Wynorski.

A low budget film that intentionally delivers more laughs than scares, though you'd never know it from the notorious box

If you've never seen the 1977 Japanese horror-comedy-musical House, then you're in for the wildest, strangest trip of your life.

If John Hughes directed horror films instead of angsty teen comedies, his first film would've been The Loved Ones. It's

This week we dip back into comedy, where a case of mistaken-identity on the part of some overzealous college kids

This week, we went back in time for Craig's childhood favorite, Troll.

Excision is a sublime horror movie with an all-star cast that seems to have flown completely under the radar.

In honor of the recent passing of Angus Scrimm, we bring you a film that's near and dear to our

If you're looking for the perfect "so bad, it's good" movie to watch with your buddies, few films are sweeter

This unique tale, imported from Finland, deals with the idea of an evil Santa Claus in an entirely original way.

This seems to be the year of the Krampus. For this second week of our horror-themed Christmas films, we headed

Today's film is like the Airplane of horror films - a long-forgotten gem from the UK boasting Vincent Price as

Todd & Craig review a deeply unsettling new Swedish film that just came across the border. For a story with

We revisit Saw with our first guest, Kristin Sorhus-Hafen - who doesn't normally do horror, and is watching it for

Trick or Treat is the Halloween movie to end all Halloween movies, and we had a ball discussing it this month. See the

Todd & Craig continue their tribute to Wes Craven with another look at the classic that made Freddy Krueger a