Decker Shado

After spending nearly a decade dissecting horror on a weekly basis, there are few things that really scare me any more. Mountain Dew and Doritos bath products? Those things scare me...

Building on the M. Night Shyamalan cinematic universe, Split introduces us to Kevin Wendell Crumb. He suffers from DID, but not just the movie style multiple personality silliness. This is going into the realm of superhumans, so when James McAvoy jumps from personality to personality and goes on and on about "the beast" and how it will do oh so much damage... yeah.. things get a bit more complex than you usual kidnapped horror...

The Stephen King Drinking Game returns, with The Langoliers! As usual we will go over the rules to start, both for the game and how we will handle the stream so as to not upset any guidelines and remain on the up and up. Sync up, and follow along!

From Warner Bros reinventing movie production by programming an A.I. to figure out what movies they've already made and make 'em again, to the... um... surprise? That the PS5 would in fact be the PS5, January's had no shortage of news. That news being business as usual.

The follow-up to House of 1000 Corpses, The Devil's Rejects is Rob Zombie's second stab at the horror genre. It's considered by many to be a depraved, insanely grim tale only the most messed up people could enjoy. Others say it's one of Zombie's best works. Why don't we have both?

Remakes and sequels! Sequels and remakes! Not just of movies this time either, horror games are experiencing some deja vu as well, with talk of Silent Hills and Eternal Darkness.

Possibly the hardest movie in the House series to find, House III, known in the US as "The Horror Show" stars Lance Henriksen as Lucas McCarthy, a cop who has put away one of the worst criminals in history. Sentenced to death via the electric chair, the baddie ends up coming back around for seconds because as it turns out THE GREATEST EVIL OF ALL IS PSEUDOSCIENCE! BWAHAHAHA!