2 Guys and a Chainsaw

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Three people stand at the edge of a stone well, gazing down. Above them, a bright blue sky with clouds hangs overhead. One person clutches a rope tightly, as if they might discover something sinister lurking below—a scene straight out of a horror movie review podcast brimming with anticipation and curiosity. 0

The Ruins

Both of us read the book this film was based on, so it added another dimension to our discussion about this killer plant thriller in the wilds of Central America.

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The Dorm That Dripped Blood

You also get the screen debut of Daphne Zuniga of “Spaceballs” fame, one of Hollywood’s most prolific makeup designers AND one of its most prolific film composers. So as always, we try to appreciate it for what it is, without shying away from laughing at its ineptitude.

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Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark

This movie adaptation takes the imagery from the book’s nightmarish illustrations, and the urban legend tales that spooked us out so much as kids, and combines them into a “kids’ horror film” that manages to be the dark, twisted, no-holds-barred kids’ horror film that we have often lamented from our childhoods. A pleasant surprise and a fun film to talk about.

A man in a dark suit stands with his mouth open in an intense expression against a swirling, abstract background of light and dark colors. The atmosphere is reminiscent of a horror movie review podcast, dramatic and dynamic. 0

The Devil’s Advocate

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

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Needful Things

We picked this movie because he had such a prominent role. Have a look at yet another Stephen King adaptation and see how it stacks up to the book.

A dimly lit room with vintage decor, including ornate lamps and a mirror, sets the scene much like a horror movie. A woman in a nightgown appears to be floating in front of a fireplace, facing someone grounded on the floor. The atmosphere is mysterious and eerie—perfect for our next podcast review. 0

The Fury

To be fair, Kirk Douglas is a legend. And so is Brian De Palma, the director. And so is John Williams, the composer. Actually, this film had a lot going for it, but as De Palma’s follow-up to Carrie, we were left wanting.