Terror And Tacos

The Haunting of Hill House (2018). We dive deeper into The Haunting of Hill House and talk adaptation, the nature of time, and why sometimes wanting more is better than getting too much.

The Haunting of Hill House (2018). Taco Casa. In the first of our two-episode breakdown of Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House, we talk family drama, hidden ghosts, childhood fears, and the jigsaw puzzle structure of what is one of our favorite TV shows in a very long time.

México Bárbaro (2014). Taco Palenque. We talk Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) history and traditions, Mexican horror movies, anthologies, an insane sex scene, violence and humor in culture, and more. Then, the leaf blower comes for us.

Suspiria (2018). Alamo Draft House breakfast tacos. We talk horror remakes, modern dance, nostalgia, the genius of Tilda Swinton, and why we just can't get onboard with the new Suspiria.

Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992). Digg's Tacos. Happy Halloween! We talk Bram Stoker's Dracula, vampires, high school, and bad English accents with special guest Aspen Taylor. Is this movie brilliant? Is it terrible? Is it all the things? See what we decide in the end.

Halloween (2018). Can you ever go home again? We discuss what we loved and what we didn't about the new Halloween.

Malevolent (2018). We talk ghosts, Scotland, high-waisted jeans, ancient evil, Netflix horror, and much more.

Ginger Snaps (2000). American Mary (2012). We talk women in horror, two of our favorite Canadian movies, the brilliance of Katharine Isabelle, and our rage at the world.

The Orphanage (2007), It Follows (2014), The Woman in Black (2012), The Nightmare (2015). We're back! Now that October has arrived, we're here to once again help you plan your fall and get ready for Halloween. We cover classics, new horror, documentaries, and more.

The Nun (2018). The latest installment in "The Conjuring universe" is so bad, it sent one of us to the emergency room. Check out our gut reaction to The Nun.

Black Sabbath (1963), The Innkeepers (2011), The Shining (1980), and Halloween (1978)are just a few of the fall favorites we discuss this week. We also offer tips on when to watch these scary movies and what to eat and drink while you watch them. It's our perfect horror menu to help you prepare your fall.

Shaun of the Dead (2004). We delve into the horrifying history of zombies, and talk bar-food tacos, horror-comedy, George Romero, Simon Pegg, and our sweet Gen X pride.

The Thing (1982). We talk the fear of isolation, the link between science fiction and horror, and the diabolical evil of cordyceps.

The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016). We talk our fear of death, our love of mysteries, and creating that which you try to destroy.

The Purge (2013), The Dead Zone (1983). Warning: Terror and Tacos gets political this week as we delve into the horror of political candidates who will destroy us all, gangs of murderous rich kids, and having a raging dumpster fire in the White House.

The Last Exorcism (2010), Hereditary (2018). This week, we talk The Last Exorcism, Texas geography, Children of the Corn, and the finer points of Protestant horror with special guest Ian Ferguson. He also tries to change our minds about Hereditary...and does a real good job of it.

We talk Oculus (2013), haunted objects, the Fuzzy Trace Theory of Cognition, bougie tacos, and our love of Karen Gillan and Katee Sackhoff.

Happy Friday the 13th! To celebrate, we're talking the first Friday the 13th movie, Mrs. Voorhees, short shorts, young Kevin Bacon, Chekhov's gun, tacos, and our love of old-fashioned slang.

We delve into the Spanish horror movie Veronica, '90s teen life, Heroes del Silencio, creepy nuns, English translations, tacos, and more.

We talk to the great Paul T. Taylor about taking on the iconic role of Pinhead in Hellraiser: Judgement, horror fans, his favorite movies, tacos, and more.