Slaughterhouse Princess

It's time for another horror adjacent musical this week.  I think I know precisely what I mean, when I say it's a shpadoinkle podcast.

Need more of a 70's era Tom and Jerry vibe from your murder movie?  Well you're in luck this week.

We opened the door, we got on the floor, we watched Tammy walk with a dinosaur.

When the best part of a movie is the movie in the movie, that really says something about the movie.   

It's more like a skillet of blood, if we're being honest.

Hotlanta returns so we can finally watch Madman like he requested, so it's probably going to be bad.

Hopefully you like the phrases "Secret Corn Exit" and "Documentarian Guy" because that makes up about 15% of the episode.

Get ready for the touching story of a child killer,a lamp salesman, and the secret second ghost that came between them.

We watched this movie just because Mickey Rooney looks different than he does now.  Really.

This week's film proves that Angela Lansbury makes everything classier and sometimes creepier as well.

This movie is called Death Bed: The Bed That Eats, not sure what else needs be said.

Put on some headphones for this one, you sure don't want to have anyone overhear what happens in this movie.  Unless you really need to be kicked out of CVS forever.

This Indonesian movie gives a compelling reason to never help a stranger, unless you're into the giving and receiving violence.

Don't let the name fool you, there are ninjas in this movie.

This is the day that never ends. It just goes on and on my friend. Somebody started killing just because, and they'll continue killing me forever just because this is the day never ends...

We're treated to a Hotlanta pick this week so get ready for another entry in the "why do we let him keep picking things" series.

Have you ever been watching The Mask and thought to yourself, this is ok but not enough people died horrifically?  That's kinda weird but this movie has you covered regardless.

The Gallows: Act 2, now with 90% less found footage than traditional The Gallows.

Hang around as we do our best to give you some gallows humor this week.   I'll show myself out.

Have you ever thought to yourself, man Dante's Inferno would be better with a National Treasure subplot.  No?  Just us?  Fair enough.