Horrorscape

For this episode we take a look at the truly wacky 1977 Japanese horror comedy thing called House. It's a weird one buckle in.

Step right up its an episode about your favorite red-headed doll that was possessed by a serial killer, it's Child's Play

Here we are again with another episode, this time it is Dawn of the Dead (1978), with a special guest.

Grab those sunglasses cause on this episode we look at an H. P. Lovecraft adaptation staring Nicolas Cage, Color Out of Space.

After an extended, extended break due to life. We are finally back. On this episode we discuss the 2016 South Korean flick, The Wailing!

It is now officially 2021 and we are back with our first episode of the year. Wes Craven's The People Under the Stairs!

On this spooktacular episode we check out 1999's found footage offering, The Blair Witch Project. Joining us, our special guest, Walter.

Join in as we take a look at Summer of 84. An 80's horror/thriller well suited for a warm summer night. 

On this edition of Horrorscape we dive into the oddball Peter Jackson flick, The Frighteners.

Klaatu Barada Nikto, which of course means JOIN US for this episode on one of the biggest cult horror classics, Evil Dead.

Calling all saints and sinners alike. Join in as we check out Alice Sweet Alice.

Hope you have your tickets because on the episode we take a trip. It's the Korean zombie spectacular Train to Busan.

Break out the pesticide for this one, it's 1997's Mimic

Terror truly has no shape on this weeks episode because we are discussing 1988's remake-ish of The Blob!

Travel back to a time where vampires were blue, and Jeep doors unreliable. It's 1979's Salem's Lot.

What is your favorite scary movie? Could it be Wes Craven's 1996 iconic meta-slasher Scream? If it is, or even if it's not, join in as we take a look at this modern classic.

A clash of the titans, a battle of the beasts, a....well.... mildly interesting movie on two beloved horror icons caught in a tussle??? Well here it is Freddy Vs Jason. 

Considered by many, us included, to be one of the greatest horror movies of all time. John Carpenter's The Thing. Drop in and check out this masterpiece with us. 

One thing is certain, Audition may leave you on, dare I say, pins and needles. Scoot on in as we check out Takashi Miike's seat squirming cringe-fest Audition from 1999.

We have a double feature here for you all. Up is the 28 Days Later / 28 Weeks later combo. It's a little lengthy so be sure to let this one take a bite out of your time.