Zombies! - Day of the Dead (1985)

Zombies! - Day of the Dead (1985)

Tamora and Sharron offer the wildest insights you'll ever hear! They bravely dive into the 1985 horror flick, "Day of the Dead." Picture this: fake Irish accents, space zombies, sentient vs. insentient zombie life, humans biting zombies, and ideas if you plan to keep your zombie friend alive. Yep, you heard it right! They hilariously unravel standout moments of this unforgettable movie, leaving you in stitches and wondering, "What were the filmmakers smoking?" So, grab your popcorn and prepare to laugh your brains out – pun intended – because when it comes to this movie, they're shouting, "Nah, Absolutely Not!"

Summer Camping Scares! - Midsommar (2019)

Tamora and Sharron's most contentious episode yet! They delve fearlessly into the twisted world of Ari Aster's horror masterpiece, Midsommar. From unraveling its symbolic depths to offering hilarious and unfiltered commentary, this captivating duo ensures a rollercoaster ride of film analysis and dark humor. Whether you're a devoted Midsommar fan or a curious newcomer, "Nah, Absolutely Not" promises to keep you entertained while staunchly holding their ground on why some things are simply a resounding "Nah, absolutely not!"

Summer Camping Scares! - Cub (2014)

Made In Cookware, cliffhangers vs. frayed edges, Lawry's seasoning salt, watermelon or apple juice? Tamora and Sharron touch all these random topics as they delve into the story of a group of young Belgian scouts who venture deep into the mysterious woods for a seemingly innocent camping trip. Little do they know, their picturesque campsite hides a dark secret, and they are about to encounter something far more sinister than they could ever imagine. The 2014 movie "Cub," also known as "Welp" in some regions, is a gripping psychological horror directed by Jonas Govaerts. Whether you're a seasoned horror fan or a daring newcomer, "Cub" promises to keep you at the edge of your seat. So, get ready to face your fears as you join us for this episode of "Nah, Absolutely Not" where we peel back the layers of horror lurking within "Cub."

Summer Camping Scares! - Friday the 13th (1, 2, and 3)

We couldn't let the summer camping season go by without discussing the quintessential summer camp horror movie, Friday the 13th. We discuss the first 3 movies. Raunchy teens, misguided rage, and bad musical composition are just some of the things we laugh about as we talk about the genesis of camping horror. Sharron and Tamora take it to the next level in this episode of 'Nah, Absolutely Not'.

VIDEO: Friday Night Fights - The Thing (1982 vs. 2011)

Our latest podcast venture, we're trying out a new series called Friday Nights Fights, where we compare two movies (an an original and a remake) to decide which movie comes out on top! In this episode, we compare The Thing 1982 v.s 2011. Who will come out ahead in the battle of the movies? Today, we have a bone-chilling treat in store for you as we compare and dissect two iconic films: "The Thing" from 1982 and its prequel from 2011. "The Thing" is a name that sends shivers down the spines of horror fans worldwide. John Carpenter's 1982 film, a remake of the 1951 classic, introduced audiences to a tale of isolation, mistrust, and shape-shifting terror set in the desolate landscapes of Antarctica. Fast forward to 2011, and we have the prequel to Carpenter's film, also titled "The Thing." Directed by Matthijs van Heijningen Jr., this film takes us back to the origins of the story. It explores the events leading up to the 1982 film, focusing on the Norwegian research team that initially discovered the alien creature. But which movie comes out on top? We both vote separately using the following categories to find out which movie does best at: 1. Building suspense 2. Creating well developed characters 3. Not show the monster right away 4. Having the best dialogue 5. Having a great antagonist 6. Giving the best creepy sound design/effects/music Voting is based on our opinions only, but it's all in great fun. Join us for this new take on scary movie reviews.