The 21st century has arrived (mostly) in our deep dive into Japanese horror. Whether we are mesmerized by a lighter, turning straight into ash out of sorrow, or weirdly obsessed with our Spirograph and drawing vortexes, we have something for you. We are looking at Cure, Pulse and Uzumaki and answering the age old question, do you wanna see a ghost?

We explored the black and white history of Japanese horror last week, this week we dive into the 80s and see how things have progressed with the classics of House, Evil Dead Trap, and Sweet Home.

Remember… We watch bad movies so you don’t have to.

Back to our regularly scheduled show after a week of show tunes… This time we are heading back to feudal Japan to look at some of the classics in Japanese horror cinema, so grab your sword and armor, say goodbye to every wife you have and head into the rice field with Ugetsu, Onibaba, Kwaidan

Remember… We watch bad movies so you don’t have to.

Sometimes things go bump in the night, other times it is just your stray alley cat waiting to get chosen. Or perhaps it is a Nazi waiting to enlist your singing family…

Remember, We watch bad movies so you don't have to.

The month of the French has come to an end, sadly. We are wrapping up with the works of Gaspar Noe including Irreversible, Enter the Void, and Climax. So grab your baguette one last time and take your final drag on your cigarette.

We continue our March Madness deep dive into the New French Extremity Movement with some films that were inspired by the early works in the genre and continue the attitude into the modern age. We have 2 from the same director - Raw and Titane, and the debut film of The Substance director, Coralie Fargeat, with Revenge.

We are in our second week of the New French Extremity movement. So take a flight, light up that cigarette, and join us in the hot spring as we look at more early movies with Trouble Every Day, Sheitan and Them (not the giant ants movie).

This is the first episode of what will be our March Madness deep dive into the New French Extremity movement. The entire Month of March will be subtitled and of course soaked in always fashionable bright red blood. This week we are watching 3 films from the early years of the movement - In My Skin, Calvaire, and Frontier(s).

Remember… We watch bad movies so you don’t have to.