Put the knife down Michael, Trick is here! Bee & Ryan tackle 2019's Trick from director Patrick Lussier.
This Halloween based slasher is non-stop violence with a high energy killer, elaborate setups & so much gory goodness. We dive into those kills & then put it up against the slasher blueprint to see how well this modern flick ranks!
Plus in our pop culture check-in, we discuss Color Out of Space, Love and Monsters & Countdown!
What would you do to get your Dream Home? We find out what one woman is willing to do in this 2010 Hong Kong slasher. Brutal & unforgiving this is not a movie for the faint of heart.
Plus in our pop culture check-in we chat Ryan's big move, Hulu's Palm Springs, The Beach House & Relic.
Merry Christmas! To celebrate the holidays we cover the newest Black Christmas flick. Directed by Sophia Takal, this Blumhouse produced remake takes the female empowerment messages of the original and amps them up to an extreme. One of the most divided we have been about a movie, so listen to hear our thoughts and where it lands on our ranking of slashers!
This week Bee & Ryan dive into their first Indian slasher with 2019's Game Over directed by Ashwin Saravanan. A film about trauma, death, survival and yes, video games.
In our newest episode, we chat about the Jason Blum & Ryan Murphy produced sequel The Town That Dreaded Sundown. This beautiful but mostly unseen film takes the original true crime proto-slasher it is based on and turns it into a full-blown slasher. Graphic & violent kills, small-town mentalities, and a complicated final girl give us a lot to dissect.
Plus in our Pop Culture check-in we talk this year's Halloween costumes, Paranorman, Halloweentown, Living With Myself, I Feel Pretty, Sweetheart & Lake Mungo
How well does The Final Girls (2015) succeed at being a slasher? That's what we are here to find out! We tackle this meta flick from Todd Strauss-Schulson in this weeks episode. We go over every aspect of the movie, the movie within the movie, all the amazing easter eggs and what makes this meta slasher different from others in the genre.
Bee and Ryan are back (a little late) with some updates on a baby. Like, a real baby. Plus, they dive into The Umbrella Academy and Cruel Intentions before really expressing how the new Happy Death Day 2U makes them feel.
Before kicking full tilt into the winter (feeling) season, Bee and Ryan are here with the one of the freshest slashers around, 2018's Halloween. Also, Ryan tries to suppress an annoying cough, Bee dives into the MCU, and they both have a Christmas movie they've already indulged in.
We're gushing about Disney but we have a reason for it, we promise. Also, we discuss Riley Sager's writing perspective, some cartoons, and then we dive into the oft-overlooked slasher musical Stage Fright, starring theater kids and a whole lot of Meat Loaf.
This week, Bee and Ryan look at the more contemporary slasher MOST LIKELY TO DIE and delve into how much fashion really means to a killer, as well as pondering the significance of Perez Hilton after the year 2010.