Horror hosts Todd and Aaron. Cult classics, physical media, and live watchalongs with the people who made the movies. Keeping horror alive since 2011.
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New Tales from the Set: Pet Sematary II with Lisa Waltz and Jason "Drew Buddy" McGuire. We watch the movie with them and dig into what happened on set, the characters, and the stories behind one of the wildest sequels of the early '90s. 👉youtu.be/5j-kEr3lYzk
Pinhead gets barely 10 minutes of screen time in Hellraiser and still became one of the most iconic villains in horror. "We have such sights to show you" is pure nightmare poetry. Best Cenobite line ever, or does another one top it? #Hellraiser #HorrorFam
Se7en's "What's in the box?" ending is the bleakest gut-punch a studio thriller ever got away with, and Pitt's breakdown sells every second of it. Did Mills make the right call or the wrong one? #Se7en #HorrorCommunity
The flying silver sphere in Phantasm is still the coolest weapon in horror. A chrome ball that hunts you down a mausoleum hallway and drills into your skull. Pure 1979 nightmare fuel. Sphere or the Tall Man: which is the scarier Phantasm icon? #Phantasm #HorrorMovies
Martyrs (2008) wastes zero time: Lucie rings a family's doorbell holding a shotgun, and the movie never lets you breathe again. Most punishing New French Extremity film ever made, or does Inside take it? #Martyrs #HorrorFamily
Ranking 33 Cult Halloween Movies LIVE (You Won't Agree) nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1nxeLMNeR…
Seth Brundle peeling off his own fingernail in the bathroom mirror still makes me flinch 40 years later. Cronenberg made body horror feel personal. Best practical transformation ever: The Fly or An American Werewolf in London? #TheFly #BodyHorror
Hitchcock killed off his top-billed star halfway through Psycho, and the shower scene still out-edits every slasher that came after it. You barely see the knife touch her and it doesn't matter. Most influential kill in horror history: yes or no? #Psycho #Hitchcock
Rosemary's Baby still has the most chilling line in horror. Half-drugged Rosemary realizing "This is no dream, this is really happening!" Almost 60 years later, nothing tops it. Name one horror line that scares you more. #RosemarysBaby #HorrorMovies
Heather's flashlight apology in The Blair Witch Project is still the scariest scene in found footage. No monster, no music, just a terrified face and a runny nose in the dark. Scariest found footage moment ever: yes or no? #BlairWitchProject #FoundFootage
Romero dropping zombies into a shopping mall in 1978 is still the sharpest horror satire ever made. They're not even hunting. They just wander the mall out of habit.
Best zombie movie of all time: Dawn of the Dead or Night of the Living Dead?
#DawnOfTheDead #GeorgeRomero
Our Crystal Lake review is up. What works, what doesn't, and whether it belongs next to the Friday the 13th films: youtube.com/watch?v=CYCiocWP… #Horror
The Scream opening still hasn't been topped. Killing off the biggest name on the poster in the first 12 minutes, over a phone call, was the boldest move in 90s horror. So answer the question: what's your favorite scary movie? #Scream #HorrorFamily
Leatherface spinning that chainsaw like he just won the lottery is still the most unhinged victory lap in horror.
Best TCM moment: the chainsaw dance or the dinner scene? #TexasChainsawMassacre #HorrorMovies
The Exorcist's head spin is still the most upsetting practical effect ever put on film. Over 50 years later, nothing has topped it. What scene from The Exorcist still gets under your skin? #TheExorcist #HorrorFamily
The scariest moment in Halloween isn't a kill. It's Michael pinning Bob to the wall, then tilting his head to study him. No music sting, no words, just curiosity. Pure dread.
What's the creepiest silent moment in any slasher? #Halloween #JohnCarpenter
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre dinner scene was shot in one 26-hour stretch inside a sealed house that hit around 120 degrees. The food rotted under the lights and Leatherface's costume was never washed. That misery is all on screen.
Scariest scene: the dinner or the meat hook?
The mechanical shark in Jaws worked in freshwater tests, then kept breaking down in the salt water off Martha's Vineyard. So Spielberg hid it and gave us fins, barrels and shark POV shots.
The broken shark made the movie.
