Scream 4 | TDMMVI 038

Frankenstein (1931) | TDMMVI 040

We bring on a special guest to explore the greatness that is James Whale’s Frankenstein and try to comprehend how audiences must have felt seeing Boris Karloff as the Monster for the first time in 1931. Part One of Two- next we celebrate The Bride of Frankenstein

Obsession | TDMMVI 039

Is it too early to declare OBSESSION our favorite film of 2026? We're joined again by Becky to dig into Curry Baker's hit as it sets box office records while somehow also being a damned good flick. Spoilers abound, so if you're one of the twelve people who haven't watched it yet, hold off on this episode until after seeing it. We go deep into the film's last five minutes. Enjoy!

Scream 4 | TDMMVI 038

It's time to show SCREAM 4 some damned love, and not just because our guest threatened us at Bowie knife point to do it. We sat down and celebrated Wes Craven's final film and reconsidered the sequel's place in his filmography. It's a fun episode and here's hoping you appreciate that NONE of asked the hack question: What's your favorite scary movie?

A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) | TDMMVI 036

This week we pulled out all the stops and booked a guest who's been a part of the show for months but hasn't made an appearance. That's right, it's Jesse's mom, Dawn. Dawn joins us to talk up all things Freddy Krueger, specifically in the OG A Nightmare on Elm Street and his place in 80's horror history. Keep those eyes open and enjoy! J&J

Don't Worry Darling | TDMMVI 035

This week we asked our friend Aveya to challenge us with a film to discuss. We were kind of kidding but she took the idea and ran with it, bringing us Olivia Wilde's DON'T WORRY DARLING. Neither Jesse or JR had seen the film so this is the perfect example of what this show is supposed to be. Thanks and we hope you enjoy! J&J