Slaughterhouse Princess

We have a movie full of drinking, fighting, infidelity, blasphemy, drug use, and demon possession.  If being a priest in real life was this fun, we'd all sign up.

In honor of Wes Craven we look at one of his earlier works.  It makes you rethink the idea of a family road trip through the desert/military testing site with only two guns.

This movie has something for everyone. There's David Bowie playing a vampire, a guy roller dancing, and a monkey death match.  Still not convinced?  How about Willem Dafoe in his defining role as 2nd Phone Booth Youth.  One of those has to interest you at least a little bit.

The Human Centipede is back.  Be amazed at the new longer centipede.  Wonder why its shot in black and white.  Become upset that you will never get those 88 minutes back after watching it. 

In this touching coming of age story a young man struggles to come to terms with the loss of his parents and find his place not only in the world, but in his family as well.  Can he learn to not only love his family, but also himself?  Also incest.

Join us on a fun filled trip to Europe as we meet new and interesting people and sew their intestinal tracts together.

The last in our three parter, and it a no holds barred for the title of best Halloween.  Plus at no extra charge, a bonus panelist.

This time we take a look at the 2007 remake of Halloween, with mixed results.  Is it good or not?  You be the judge.

First up in a three part series is Halloween (1978), followed by Halloween (2007),  then a debate over the pros and cons of each.  Two Halloweens enter, only one leaves!

In episode 2 we discuss Hellraiser, now featuring 10% more swearing than store brands.