Freddy is back and this time he is looking for a body to possess and carry out his reign of terror on Elm Street! This one comes with a little bit of controversy. What did we think about this sequel?
A lot of people love The Lost Boys! It is consider a classic for the 80's and many people have this up there as one of their favorite vampire films. What did we think?
1...2...Freddy's coming for you! We are starting our new franchise review series with our boy Freddy Kruger. We will be reviewing all of the films and then ranking them. What did we think of the original?
Another Classic! The Omen is part of what Joel (and many others) calls "The Unholy Trinity". Does this one live up to its "classic" stamp?
Ahead of the Wrong Turn remake/reboot we have reviewed the original Wrong Turn. This movie features a premise that we have all seen before, but how is this rendition?
Another entry in THE CLASSICS series. This one is slow moving, with a big payoff! What did we think?
Happy 1 year to us! Thanks for listening ScareTalkers! We thought we would do something special and tackle the end all be all top 10 of all time list!
Happy New Year! This year wasn't as bad as everyone says. If you look around then you can find some great movies this year. Here is our top 10 lists!
Finishing off the Christmas series with Krampus! We also discuss what makes a movie a "Christmas movie". This was a fun episode to record. Hope you enjoy it and Merry Christmas!
Finishing off the Black Christmas series with the most controversial of the 3. We tear into this one pretty good. Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas again! We continue our Christmas horror series with this remake/reboot/sequel/prequel to the 1974 film. Is this comparable to the original or something else entirely?
Happy Holidays ScareTalkers!! We are continuing to spread the Christmas cheer with Black Christmas by Bob Clark. It's old, it's considered a classic, what do we think?
Happy Holidays everyone! It's time for some Christmas horror over the month of December. We start this series with an 80's santa slasher!
We continue our Classics series with Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho! A non-negotiable classic in every sense of the word. It's 60 years old. How has age treated this film?
This is the first of our "Classics" series. The infamous film that many still call "The scariest movie of all time". Do we agree?
The second installment in the "Haunting..." series by Mike Flanagan. This one is different from Hill House. Is it good different or bad different?
We did it! Here is the ranking of the entire franchise from Danny, Joel, and Katrina! We also try to make sense of the different timelines. Let us know what your ranking list is.
Halloween season is here! Halloween is just days away, and we thought we'd give you a little (Trick 'r) treat! This one has gained a huge following, and it's lead villain has become a horror icon!
The final film in our review series! Wooooo it's been a long ride! This one had a lot of hype. Was the hype warranted?
Rob's second installment in the Halloween franchise. This is his vision of what the second movie should be. Not at all like the original. Is that a good thing or bad thing?
A couple of the most debated Halloween films are the Rob Zombie versions. We are closing in on the home stretch of this review series, and this was a fun one!
The Netflix original everyone was talking about in 2018 now has a second installment coming to Netflix on 10/9/2020. Let's revisit the first installment with an in depth look at the entire series.
A good horror movie has to start out with a memorable opening scene. It really sets the "tone" (our word of the podcast). We all know about a certain movie from the 90's, but what else has a great openner?
The best film of the series (kidding). We try really hard to find some positives and play a horror quotes game.
Sometimes dead is better...........again This is the remake to the 1989 "classic". How do we feel about this bad boy?
Sometimes dead is better. This one is considered a classic from Stephen King. Many people put this up there with the greats. What did we think?
We can finally watch movies again! This one is the first film released in theaters since the lock down, but is it worth the price of admission?
We have a lot of nostalgia for this one, as I am sure many fans our age do. How does this one hold up over 20 years later?
So, technically there is not a number in this title, but it is the 6th film in the series. We get to know a couple stories about Danny and talk about this flawed film while having a couple laughs in the process.
Usually 5 movies in to a series equals a big downhill splat! What did we think of the fifth installment in the Halloween series?
