Terror And Tacos

The Perfection (2019). We talk all the imperfections of The Perfection, twists and non-twists, Psycho, The Sixth Sense, and a bunch of other stuff.

How the Devil Got His Horns (2015), Angel Heart (1987), Damien: Omen II (1978). Tacos y Mas. For our first anniversary, we delve into the history of the Devil, what it takes to make the Arch Fiend scary, and a whole lot more. Thanks for sticking with us for a whole year!

The Curse of La Llorona (2019). We talk about The Curse of La Llorona, (which for some reason finds itself in The Conjuring Universe), growing up with stories of La Llorona, the importance of rules in horror movies, and the insanity of charging $18 for tacos.

Malicious (2018). Don't Knock Twice (2016). Taco Joint. For our 40th episode, we hit on horror movies that can't figure out their own rules, pointless CGI, some of our horror pet peeves, and more.

The Amityville Horror (1979),The Conjuring (2013). The passing of famed paranormal investigator Lorraine Warren got us talking about movies based on her and her husband's famous cases, demon houses, charlatans, and awkward '70s sex scenes.

Shark Exorcist(2015),The Manitou (1978), Prophecy (1979), Jason X (2001), Left Behind(2000). We're back! We break down what makes a movie so bad it's good vs. what makes a movie so bad we want to burn the world.

Us (2019). We talk the latest from Jordan Peele, doppelgängers, and the stupidity of marketing every horror movie as "the scariest movie ever made."

Rough cut of "Troubled People" from DFW band Veteran Children to be featured in FINAL DRESS, an upcoming horror film created by Terror and Tacos' Christie Vela and Michael Federico.

Jaws (1975), Jaws 2 (1978), Jaws 3-D (1983), Jaws 4: The Revenge (1987), 5-Headed Shark Attack (2017). Are hot dogs, tacos? Why do sequels usually suck? Will a shark hero rise to save us all? Theses are just a few of the questions we try to answer this week.

The Hole in the Ground (2019). The Skeleton Key (2005). We're back, and we're talking Irish folklore, Southern Gothic tales, and pretty blonde ladies messing with stuff they have no business messing with.

Abducted in Plain Sight (2017). It was a weird week, y'all. Our efforts to see movies and record were thwarted at every turn, but eventually we found ourselves talking about aliens and a documentary that scared us in a totally new way.

My Bloody Valentine (1981). Valentine (2001). My Bloody Valentine (2009). Taqueria La Ventana. We talk the history of the holiday, the Patron Saint of Courtly Love, wolf mothers, Canadian hot dogs, and why the world still needs a great Valentine's Day horror movie.

Mandy(2018). Taqueria Taxco. We try to wrap our minds around Mandy and the career of Nicholas Cage. We also found a new taco spot that is absolutely delicious.

Scream (1996), Candyman (1992), Silence of the Lambs (1991), The Craft (1996), etc. We talk '90s horror, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the birth and death of irony, and what it was like to be part of the MTV Generation.

Escape Room (2019). We review the new horror movie Escape Room, talk to an escape room expert, debate whether hot dogs are tacos, lament the price of movie snacks, and get a little angry and a little excited about some upcoming movies.

The Haunting of Julia (1977). The Burning (1981). Taqueria Panchito. We delve into a ghost story and a slasher that have flown under the radar for decades. We talk movies as time capsules, middle-aged exhaustion, the lure of the woods, and much more.

Bird Box (2018). A Quiet Place (2018). El Ranchito #3. We talk sensory deprivation, questionable dialogue, new subgenres, the power of Netflix, and the "Post-Monster Simple Living Aesthetic" that's going to blow up your Pinterest boards.

The Shining (1980). Tacos Mariachi. We wrap up the holiday season with one of our favorite movies of all time. We jump back and forth between The Shining, Kubrick, King, terrifying twins, and more.

Trollhunter (2010); Haunted (Hjemsøkt, 2017). Monterrey. We talk Norwegian horror, female protagonists, fairy tales, mythology, and more. Let the holiday season continue!

Black Christmas (1974), Krampus (2015), Gremlins (1984). Taco Heads. The holiday season is here. Time for joy, time for cheer, and time for horror movies. We delve into some of our favorite scary Christmas movies, ancient pagan rituals, and much more. Happy Holidays!