Kicking off their Black Christmas month, Bee and Ryan watched like a billion movies this week. Sorry guys, we know, it's a huge pop culture check in. At least we talk about Twilight. WHAT?! OH FUCK YEAH WE DO. Then we move on to the protoslasher classic, Bob Clark's BLACK CHRISTMAS.
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.
This week, Bee and Ryan have TWO for the price of ONE. Okay, well, it's free. But listen in on two horror movies with the same name and different plots but WHOA are they way different.
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.
To celebrate the launch of Attack of the Queerwolf over at Blumhouse, Ryan and Bee have Brennan Klein with a questionable slasher but with definite homoerotic subtext. Plus, a whole bunch of Netflix, weird dancing bears, and a follow up to Child's Play!
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.
Still riding the high from Midsummer Scream, Bee and Ryan have a TON of pop culture check-in titles and then discuss the iconic Brad Dourif in his first venture as everyone's favorite doll in CHILD'S PLAY!
In this coincidental 4th of July episode, Bee watched a billion movies. Or six. Around six. Also, Ryan has a musical suggestion, they spend a little bit of time in a different genre, and then they explore the first KEVIN WILLIAMSON scripted movie of the cast, I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER!
Oh, that's right, Ryan and Bee both talk about Dawson's Creek AGAIN. They also both saw Upgrade, a brief mention of A Quiet Place, some old school horror and then we dive head on into the seminal summer cult classic The Burning!
WE HAVE FEELINGS ABOUT THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER. We also talk about the King himself (Stephen, of course), a hometown film, and perhaps one of the most influential films to permeate the slasher genre in history: BAY OF BLOOD.
This week, Ryan watched a whole bunch, Bee discusses her enjoyment of Doctor Strange and they delve into one of the biggest gay slashers Hellbent. Figure out what we enjoyed more: the killers sweet goatee or the awesome punk rock soundtrack.
This week, Ryan and Bee take a look at their first made for TV slasher with My Super Psycho Sweet 16. They break down what an actual male/female best friendship looks like, gush about Carrie, and ask one REALLY important question about Jason X. Tune in to find out.
In our very very VERY loosely (okay, not really at all) Friday the 13th related episode, Bee and Ryan talk about why Jumanji is a great blockbuster, how good Dawson's Creek is and the 1989 film Intruder. It sure says it stars Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell and it sure doesn't, but it has a lot of inventiveness and charm!
After a hectic week, Bee and Ryan are still here to look at another April Fool's themed slasher. Also, they dive into Ready Player One, why Dawson's Creek is such a delight, and some..um...weird Cosmo quiz questions.
In this episode, Bee realizes she loves television more than Ryan and Ryan knows he watches more movies than Bee. They also open the curtains on CURTAINS (it's a bad pun and WE'RE KEEPING IT) and explore the weird world of the Canadian slasher that neither had ever seen!
In this Valentine's Day Special, Bee and Ryan come back to the My Blood Valentine franchise to examine the 2009 3D remake! Plus we tangent, as usual, about totally horror related things like Mad Men and how beautiful Holland Roden is. Strap in for this extra length bloody special!
Bee and Ryan discuss Bee's birthday party, how good (and depressing) Black Mirror is and the splatastic gore of the American slasher.
In the first episode of 2018, Ryan and Bee discuss why Marvel's Runaways works, the devastating beauty of Colossal and OH MY GOD WE LOVE HAPPY DEATH DAY.
In our New Years episode, we cover a New Years slasher, on New Years Eve! This week Bee and Ryan take a look at the 1980 cult classic, Terror Train, starring Jamie Lee Curtis and a man with the weirdest mouth in Hollywood.
This week, Ryan and Bee take their first dive into a movie that neither have seen with the new Thanksgiving classic, Blood Rage. They discuss awkward nudity, fantastic gore and a whole bunch of cranberry sauce.