Bait Bus. We’re deep into September after an August filled with queer dinner parties, bees and flies. After last week’s escape to Germany with Der Samurai,...
As far as TV properties go, Hellbound has a pretty awesome hook. The gist of the six-episode live-action Netflix series is as follows: What would happen...
Inexorable. Adj: meaning impossible to stop or prevent. That’s not quite an accurate depiction of what occurs in Fabrice Du Welz’s latest film. Sure, once events...
There’s a calculated aimlessness to Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s Memoria, particularly in the way that the writer/director’s first film English and Spanish doesn’t employ a conventional narrative structure...
Chunky Peanut Butter Poo. Another month come and gone and it’s been a wild one on the pod! We covered our first 40s film with the...
There’s a mystery afoot in Ruth Platt’s ghost film, Martyrs Lane. The film, a feature adaptation of the writer/director’s 2019 short of the same name, is...
Rueben Martell’s Don’t Say Its Name opens with a hit and run. Kharis (Sheena Kaine), a young Indigenous woman, is walking on a back road when...
A new Richard Bates Jr project is always a cause for celebration because it’s guaranteed to a) make you squirm or b) make you laugh (often...
RPDR Universal Monster Edition After tackling coming-of-age cannibals and killer escape rooms, we’re digging into old Hollywood horror (for the second time in as many months!)...
Oh, She Looks Terrible. Happy July 4th everybody! After a very busy Pride month filled with a great range of films like Creature from the Black Lagoon,...
Bones Is Good Though. We’re strutting through the middle portion of June, which has seen a bunch of episodes on off-kilter films like “wolf allegory” Wolves...
Beautiful Necrophilia. If June is Pride Month, what better way to celebrate than with some unabashedly queer texts? Last week we delved into British allegory The Wolves...
Predatory Pussy. May has been all over the place for Horror Queers. We began with super underrated DTV Mirror Mirror, stirred controversy with The Faculty (they’re all...
Phooey! After some DTV fun with Mirror Mirror last week, we’re not quite ready to leave high school behind. After years of requests, we’re finally tackling another...
Mirror Blood. After an April filled with ups (Silent Hill! The Silence of the Lambs! The Innocents!) and downs (The Forsaken), Trace and I are kicking...
The Useless Penis. After spending time with a potentially homicidal governess in The Innocents, a confirmed homicidal pairing in Bride of Chucky and courting controversy with The Silence of...
Dabbling and Dawdling. March wound up being a wild month that offered something for everyone: Trace and I revisited two horror franchises with looks at Bride...
More like The Snooze. We’re hurtling towards the end of March, which has been filled with a variety of disparate titles such as Friday the 13th Part...
Eat Your Mangoes. We’re veering away from back-to-back weeks of offensive/controversial films following our discussion of Scary Movie 2 and Freeway and back into comfortable franchise territory....
It’s hard to pin down what kind of film The Block Island Sound is, but that’s actually a large part of its appeal. The film hails...
Famous in Mexico. Trace and I are closing out a very random February. We’ve discussed found footage demons with The Taking of Deborah Logan, a Canadian...
Heart-Shaped Box. Following a month of ‘3s’ and Splice, my extremely WTF birthday pick last week, Trace and I are headed to the East Coast of...
Uno, Dos, Trace. It’s been a wild month of threes, but after Scream 3, Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth and Psycho III, the fun had to stop somewhere....
There’s something imminently satisfying about a slow burn, psychological thriller. Writer/director Rose Glass’ feature directorial debut Saint Maud isn’t filled with the kind of bombastic imagery...
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