It Came From The Woods Podcast

Vilkommen to the Malaysian Airlines of podcasts, It Came From the Woods! On today's episode, we visit the Scandinavian stronghold of Norway where we're sure they all eat disgusting fish sandwiches and do it in the butt. We also review the 2010 found footage classic, 'Troll Hunter'. Also this week, a new instalment of 'Wrasslin' with Russ' where the boys profess their undying love for The Rock and run down the card for Wrestlemania 32!

On this week's episode of It Came From the Woods, we're talkin' all things Sasquatch and how to make your own found footage movie! Where do these majestic beasts live? How do they reproduce? What kind of practical effects can you make for $25 and some expired pimento loaf? Can Chris reproduce his sasquatch maidensong? Find out right now!

This week we take a look at something that really just should have stayed in the woods, Silent Retreat. The prom night dumpster baby of Canadian feminist theatre, this movie was terrible. Also, the audio quality of this episode is like listening to Radio Free Uzbekistan. It Came From the woods, but it really shouldn't have.

On this week's episode of It Came From the Woods, we fly fast and loose with our review criteria when we take a look at the 2008 Canamerican family found footage horror, 'Home Movie'. Also featured: Hulk Hogan's formal bandanna and 10" dong, hipsters are flocking to New York to grow neck beards and piss in public, and more!

To say Matt is butt hurt by this episode is an understatement. The gang sits down to review the modern B movie classic, "Father's Day". We talk about what it means to be the cream of the crop and get excited about our return to the found footage genre. Also, Chris is the Fuchmanicus

Ah the ’80s. The decade that brought cocaine to the spotlight, the Satanic panic and the straight-to-VHS horror/thriller, Pin. We review that film, Macho Man is back and we learn of Chris’ obsession with the KKK. It’s a heavy-synth laden episode of It Came From the Woods.

In this Valentine's themed episode we review the 1981 Classic "My Bloody Valentine" and talk about all the things you would expect on this joyous occasion: Murder, Chicken sex, and washed up wrestling Diva Porn. Honestly, what more could you ask for?

Grab a 2 litre of Code Red and get ready for the most fun, backwoods time you'll ever have! This week we sit down to review the 2010 horror-comedy, 'Tucker & Dale vs. Evil.' Also this week: Chris tells you how to buy pants, we bid farewell to a beloved local mob boss and we take a look at hillbilly culture!

This week on It Came From the Woods: a look at the Instagram filter sponsored movie 'Hellions' or as Chris likes to call it 'pro choice', a frank conversation on the existence of Russian aliens and a 60 year old cold case and guess what? ITS THE ROYAL RUMBLE!! You guessed it.. Ross' unhealthy obsession with 'Macho Man' Randy Savage continues.

In this week's episode, we take a look at the 2008 "skin" flick, 'Martyrs', or we call it 'round these parts, 'Weekend at Martys'. Seriously, there is way too much stabbing, peeling and inside-outy-ness in the movie. Is it as gross as you've heard? What about the 2015 remake? Does Chris snort Ambien so that he can forget what he just saw? Tune in and find out! #peelinainteasy

This week on It Came From the Woods, the gang take a look at the found footage cannibal flick, 'Long Pigs'. And hey, there's even a professional interview with director Chris Power to boot! So grab your jerky and your shakey cam and let's do this thang

In this episode we jinx Leo's chances of winning an Oscar by reviewing The Revenant! In a time where men were men and horses were sleeping bags the guys talk bear attacks, how amazing Star Wars was and the difference between savages and the only Savage that ever really mattered. Oooooohhh Yeeeaaahhh, it came from the woods, brother!

It's the year ended-bender! In which our hosts review the body-horror 'Tusk', lament on the year that was and bring you the first ever Academy Awards for assholes, The Woodys!

It is Christmas time at It Came From the Woods. In this Yuletide Episode we learn about Ross' Distaste for Keurig, Ugly Sweaters, more movies Matt has never heard of and of course our review of the 1974 Classic: "Black Christmas".

In what will never be called their finest hour, the crew lament the pain of being hung the fuck over and review a pretty shitty movie in the process. My head hurts just thinking about this episode.

"Ishhh Esplinode Sevnnnnn - Translation: It's episode 7 and we be drunk, son! Grab your granny and sit down for another episode of It Came From the Woods where we review the 2012 horror comedy, Cottage Country starring that fat dude from Breaker High! Also, we're drinking everything in Matt's liquor cabinet, talking Hotline Bling and how you can get your very own Exorcism!"

It's episode 6! Holy shit! Things keep getting weirder as Matt gets sticky all over the place. We talk secret underground passages, possible urban troglodytes and delicious conspiracy theories. We also review the 1997 science fiction horror, 'Cube'. It Came From the Woods! ... and allllll over the place.

It’s our first Halloween Episode! And probably our most offensive to date! Is Matt a Nazi? Why does Ross sound like Bea Arthur? And whose that golden-throated special guest host? We’ll answer all of those questions and more as we review WolfCop and discuss how we’ll never be sponsored by the Michael J. Fox Foundation

If you go out in the woods today…don’t forget a second pair of shoes. Or Something. This week we look at the 1977 ‘Deliverance’ knockoff ‘Ritual’. Or ‘The Creeper’…We’re not sure. We make fun of Matt for not having seen basically every movie ever, and Matt makes fun of Michael J Fox because he’s basically Hitler. It’s another fun episode of It Came From the Woods!

In this episode, we discuss Canadian Thanksgiving, Ross’ inability to paddle a canoe, Matt’s erection, and we review Adam MacDonald’s Backcountry – an outdoors thriller set in beautiful Northern Ontario that just might scare you out of your next weekend getaway! Bear with us, this is a good one!