The Slasher Genre Retrospective

DUTCH [1991]

To give thanks this season, our guys are taking a look at another John Hughes classic film, but one that was not quite as widely popularized. The film DUTCH centers around two characters of vastly different ages and class structures. They clash and butt heads in ways reminiscent of Home Alone and Planes Trains, and Automobiles - as well as other John Hughes gems throughout the years. Definitely an underrated gem, if you haven't seen this one - we highly recommend it. Ep 75 If you have not yet - check out out social media pages. We post teasers and information week to week about our episodes as well as the stories that we cover. Thank you all so much for coming along with us. Happy Thanksgiving!

GLADIATOR

"ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!" The now classic status film from Ridley Scott, the 2000 Epic - GLADIATOR receives a sequel this week. So what better time to take a look into this grandiose and gargantuan piece of cinema. One that truely fires on multiple cylinders. Ep 74

Fairy Tales and Folklore: Sir Gawain and The GREEN KNIGHT.

This week Hahn and Brian take a look at a mysterious lost tale - The GREEN KNIGHT. Revived from history, they take a look at this lost story and how it reflects upon the Fairy Tale and Folklore genres. Ep. 73

The CREATURE from the BLACK LAGOON

HAPPY HALLOWEEK! To wrap up the 2 month long horror dive - our gentlemen jump right in to check out The CREATURE from the BLACK LAGOON 1954] Hope everyone has a Happy Halloween and enjoys the season. Ер 72

The Slasher Genre Retrospective

“What's your favorite scary movie?” This week our guys take a look at the span of the Slasher genre from roughly 1974 to the mid 2000s with the heaviest hitting full franchises. Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Halloween, Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Child's Play, and SCREAM.