Innocence has never been deadlier. This week Bee & Ryan are joined by Molly Henry to discuss 2000's Cherry Falls.
This underrated Post-Scream slasher is both a twist on the genre and true to the formula. Listen to us dissect the kills one by one & say hymen more than we ever anticipated.
Plus in our pop-culture check-in we talk Ryan's move to LA, Bee's big job for Netflix, and a few movies we've managed to fit in.
This is not a joke, we are in fact talking about 2008's April Fool's Day directed by The Butcher Brothers.
Wonky soundtracks, a group of aughts assholes and plenty of pranks, Ryan & Bee put it to the test to rank how this low budget remake works as a slasher.
Happy New Year's Eve!! It's time for my annual exhaustive breakdown of the best in movies, music, and TV! Let me know what you agree/disagree with! And I'm sure you'll disagree with a lot!
This week Bee & Ryan tackle one of the aught slasher remakes, 2009's Sorority Row directed by Stewart Hendler and starring Briana Evigan, Leah Pipes, Rumor Willis, Carrie Fisher and a slew of other people you will recognize.
They go kill by kill and talk themes of sisterhood, the unique ways a lug wrench can be used to kill someone and the clever nods to the original.
Plus in their pop culture check-in they talk about the tv shows Unbelievable & On Becoming a God In Central Florida as well as genre films 3 From Hell & Bliss.
Forgive the sound quality in our episode covering 2008's PROM NIGHT, one of the few remakes that didn't quite hit the mark with Bee and Ryan.
Bee and Ryan both saw Us, discuss adapting a book to screen and then dive into Norway’s biggest horror movie ever: Cold Prey!
Bee and Ryan keep an annual tradition and use February to check in with a Valentine's Day themed slasher, aptly the 2001 slasher VALENTINE. Plus, Bee keys us into her thoughts on the Predator series and Ryan has finally seen Reservoir Dogs. Get ready for your heart to skip a beat with this holiday themed episode!
Ryan and Bee detail their holiday viewings, as well as some New Years (and early 2019) plans. After discussing some favorite fictional Santas and books they've dove into, they come to this week's film: Black Xmas.
This week, Ryan and Bee discuss some shows and movies that have that distinct Halloween feel, praise Ryan Murphy, and talk a little about turning 30. (Ryan, not Bee.) Then they dive into Cry_wolf, the mid-aughts slasher starring Bon Jovi! Okay, that's not the biggest draw. But, it's great.
This week, Ryan watched a ton and Bee watched a Friday the 13th film that she didn't love. Check it out to see which one! Also, they take a look at the years-long elusive All The Boys Love Mandy Lane.