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Send us a textWe've seen what the common man has done to survive the zombie apocalypse. But what was the government and the military doing while the world went to hell? If you guessed wasting resources and turning on each other, you would be correct!This week, Pete talks us through the thrilling third part of George A. Romero's original zombie trilogy, Day of the Dead! It follows a group of soldiers and scientists living in an underground bunker, desperately searching for either a cure, or a solution, to the zombie outbreak. After having spent years in this claustrophobic existence, tensions flare, psyches break, and all hell is let loose!Join us as we discuss the importance of secondary exits, why mandatory vacation time is necessary, and whether or not we can befriend our zombie brethren.And remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textAnother example of the most tense genre of horror - socially awkward horror! And just in time for April Fool's Day!!This week, Sarah walks us through "I'm Just F*cking With You", which is part of Hulu's Into the Dark film series. A man traveling to a family wedding stops at a small motel for the night, and encounters that kind of jerk who keeps teasing and making jokes, but waves away his a-hole behavior with a "take it easy" mentality. Things take a dark turn when the man's joke roll over into deadly seriousness.Join us as we discuss the importance of travel plans, who NOT to accept food from, and why pranks just aren't that funny.So grab a drink, take a spin on the dance floor, and as always: don't get too scared!

Send us a textIt's that time of year again. Time to celebrate St. Patrick's day with the best/worst tradition ever: a Leprechaun movie!!Last year, Leprechaun went to the hood, and the studio liked it so much, they went back a second time! This week, Pete is discussing Leprechaun Back 2 The Hood, the follow-up that lacks any of the charm, humor, or self-awareness of its predecessor. This entry was so bad it put the franchise into hibernation for over a decade and had to be followed by a complete reboot.Join us as we discuss shady fortune tellers, the mysteries of overnight construction jobs, and the disappointment of a non-magic using Leprechaun.So hold on to your pot of gold, avoid any four leaf clovers, and as always: don't get too scared!

Send us a textFound Footage. Ancient Pyramids. Bad CGI. It's time for 2014's The Pyramid!Sarah breaks down this 2014 film about a group of archaeologists who enter a newly discovered pyramid and find something waiting for them within. Follow along as they get picked off one by one, all while absolutely mangling Egyptian mythology.Join us as we discuss breaking the rules of found footage, why Sphinx cats are awesome, and how not to save someone from a spike trap.And as always, don't get too scared!

Send us a textA movie so 2000's it has the year in the title!This week Pete breaks down the rare 2000's horror movie that he actually enjoys - Dracula 2000! The master vampire (Gerard Butler) is resurrected in modern times, and it will take all of the shaky cuts and nu-metal we have to stop him. Featuring a packed cast of B-level celebrities and one pop singer.Join us as we discuss what authors started which vampire tropes, who is the sexiest Dracula of all time, and why you should never shoot a gun on an airplane.Grab some holy water and your favorite bladed crucifix, and as always, don't get too scared!

Send us a textWhat do you get when Stephen King leans all the way into his weird sex stuff? You get Gerald's Game!!!This week, Sarah discusses the 2017 adaptation about a woman who finds herself in mortal danger when her husband handcuffs her to a bed in a remote cabin and then promptly has a heart attack and dies. The woman is left alone, starving and dehydrating while trying to maintain her sanity long enough to find a way out.Trigger warnings up and down the board on this one!Join us as we discuss how to deal with stray dogs, the proper safe words and practices, and the safety rating of homemade eclipse glasses.And as always: don't get too scared!

Send us a textHappy Anniversary, Fearless Fans!!!The podcast has officially hit its 200th episode! What an exciting milestone to have achieved.To celebrate, we are skipping a movie review this week. Instead, we are digging deep into our hosts and figuring out what makes them tick. They'll be answering a lot of "schoolyard questions" about their favorite topic.Join us as Pete and Sarah discuss their origins with horror, what they find most scary (and not scary at all), how they would handle a zombie apocalypse, whether killer dolls are a credible threat, what are their favorite horror sequels, their best horror recommendations, and much more!So get ready for some laughs (especially from the blooper reel at the start of the episode) and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textHappy New Year, Fearless Fans!!!We ring in the new year by watching a cheap, British 80's flick that starts out strange and just gets weirder and weirder as it goes - Bloody New Year!Pete breaks down the story of a group of young people of indeterminate age who end up on an island that is even crazier than the one on Lost. They face off against jump-scaring ghosts and indoor weather events. By the end, there is only the weakest of connections to the New Year theme.Join us as we discuss geriatric bullies, exploding ghosts, and murderous movie theater screens.And as always: don't get too scared!

Send us a textHey Fearless Fans!! We've pulled another present from our goodie bag, because its the happiest time of the year! Merry Christmas!!!This week, Pete walks us through the 1980 film, Christmas Evil! The movie follows a deranged man named Harry Stadling, who takes it upon himself to act as his town's personal Santa Claus. This includes keeping a list of which kids are naughty or nice, and who deserves presents this holiday season, and who deserves to decapitations! Basically, its like a bloody Christmas version of Adam Sandler's Hubie Halloween.Join us as we discuss why you shouldn't spy on neighborhood children, the importance of therapy after a childhood trauma, and why Dale from The Walking Dead just can't catch a break.So string up the lights, gather round the fire, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, we are tackling the film that some say heralded the return to form of M. Night Shyamalan - 2015's The Visit!Sarah takes us through the story of two teenage kids who go for a week long visit to meet their estranged grandparents for the first time, but find that nothing is as it seems. Told in a found footage style, the audience is put in the point of view of the terrified and confused children.Join us as we discuss the proper way to clean your oven, Shyamalan's tireless work effort, and why you should just stay at a hotel instead of staying with family.And as always: don't get too scared!

Send us a textThey say time flies when you're having fun, and they are right! It has already been one year since Sarah took over co-hosting duties on the Fearless Films podcast, and she's got a special treat for all of us.This week, Sarah breaks down the made-for-tv sequel to her made-for-tv debut film, Return to Cabin by the Lake! Judd Nelson returns as the writer/serial killer, and this time, he goes Hollywood! When a studio begins making a movie about the previous murderous events, Stanley decides to Clark-Kent his way on to the set and begins taking out anyone who fails to portray his story to his perfectionist standards.Join us as we discuss Star Wars naming conventions, the challenges of writing a good screenplay, and how the most important part of any disguise is attitude!And remember, don't get too scared!

Send us a textGood news, scaredy cats! Today our friend Christian is here to present a less scary film than usual.This week, we are talking about 2009's Coraline, which falls under the category of "made for kids, but probably traumatized them a little bit". The film follows the story of a young girl who moves into a new house with her parents, and discovers its dark secrets. A portal into a mirror world promises everything the girl could ever want, but her alternate family may have more sinister desires.Join us as we discuss French root words, fairy mythology, and why cats truly rule the world.And remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textWe finally made it to the end... for now!This week, Pete closes off our October Franchise Breakdown with The Exorcist: Believer, a requel from David Gordon Green that features not one, but two possessed little girls! Can he perform the same magic he pulled with his Halloween requel? Unfortunately, yes!Join us as we discuss the holy Avengers lineup, common tourist mistakes, and the growing typecast of Ann Dowd. Featuring a special bonus discussion of stunt cameos, and the truckloads of money required to pull them off.So one final time this month: grab your crucifix, drink some holy water, and as always, don't get too scared!

Send us a textWe've talked prequels, we've talked sequels, but now we're talking one of the rarest of concepts: Requel in tv show format!This week Sarah is breaking down season 1 of The Exorcist: The Series, which acts as a continuation of the universe of the original film, and ignores anything that came before! A normal family becomes plagued by possession, and it's up to two priests to save the day. One is a rogue gay priest who carries a gun, and the other is a conflicted priest who lusts after a married woman. What could possibly go wrong!?Join us as we discuss retreaded plot points, inconsequential head injuries, and sexism in the demonic workplace!And remember - don't get too scared!

Send us a textWhat do you do when you dump millions of dollars into a movie you don't believe in, and it fails to get you a profit? Why, you dump even more millions into it and release it again, of course!This week, Pete walks us through the production nightmare that is The Exorcist: The Beginning, also known as Dominion: Prequel to The Exorcism.Both versions tell the story of a younger Father Merrin, traumatized survivor of WW2, and wandering archaeologist. He winds up in Africa, digging up a buried church on top of a buried temple, built to safeguard an ancient evil. Of course, things go wrong, people get possessed, and someone is in need of an exorcism.Join us as we discuss terrible CGI animals, horny demons, and the real estate value of buried demon-warding temples.And remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textIt's beginning to look a lot like Halloween... the franchise, not the holiday. But also the holiday... oh, never mind!This week on Fearless Films, Pete is breaking down The Exorcist 3 (sometimes known as Legion).It's looking like Halloween because this sequel is a direct continuation of the original film and does not acknowledge the second movie at all. So, it's gonna be one of these franchises!!This movie follows a grizzled old detective who is investigating the copy-cat murders of a notorious serial killer. But nothing is as it seems when secrets are revealed, and the devil's work doings are afoot.Join us as we discuss the fluid nature of this franchise, the talents of Brad Dourif, and the mysteries of the elusive carp.And as always: don't get too scared!

Send us a textHappy October, Fearless Fans!! It's time for another franchise breakdown, and this year the winner is... The Exorcist!!!Strap in for two sequels, one prequel that was done twice, a tv series, and a requel.Starting off with the Heretic, we join a now teenage Regan and another priest struggling with his faith as they face off against Pazuzu, and his army of evil locusts. Our heroes are joined by Nurse Ratched and her magical two-person hypnotism machine, and a surprise appearance by Mufasa.Join us as we discuss locusts, magical disappearing bodies, locusts, pop psychology of the 1970's, locusts, absentee parents, and more locusts!

Send us a textTurn on the disco ball, spike the punch, and get those heads rolling because it's Prom Night!This week, Pete walks us through this 1980 slasher that stars Jamie Lee Curtis, still burning hot off of her Halloween breakout!A group of high school friends are being stalked and picked off one by one, and who knows if anyone will survive until the end of the night!! Hint: Jamie survives. She usually does.Join us as we discuss the free-range childhood of the 1970's, the importance of police transparency, and how impractical a shard of glass is as a long term slasher weapon.So take your partner out to the (disco) dance floor, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textHey Fearless Fans! It's time to take a vacation to a tropical island to enjoy some sun, some fun, and some cursed spirits!This week, Sarah takes us on a trip to The Resort! A group of friends go on a journey to an abandoned island resort to research its supposed haunted nature. Sure enough, it is haunted, and the friends start dropping like flies.Join us as we discuss good and bad study habits, poor screenwriting choices, and what even is the deal with the ghost in this movie.Also, we introduce a new feature of our discussions: The Checklist of Horror Movie Tropes! We keep track of all the cliches and formulas in every movie, so you are better prepared for what to expect, and know just what kind of movie you are getting into every week.So grab a pen and paper (and a drink with a little umbrella) and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textWhat do you get when you mix horny teenagers, a blood-thirsty killer, and white-boy rap all in one movie? You get Cheerleader Camp!This week, Pete talks us through an 80's sexploitation slasher flick about... well a group of teenagers getting slaughtered at a cheerleader camp. It's really not that deep.Join us as we discuss peeping toms, corrupt cops, and very bad editing choices.And as always: don't get too scared!

Send us a textYou can run, you can hide, but you can't escape a POORLY TITLED SEQUEL!!!That's right, Sarah is back to talk us through the sequel to the WWE produced slasher flick, See No Evil, appropriately titled... See No Evil 2. Lame.Kane is back and bloodier than ever. When Jacob Goodnight's body is brought to the local morgue immediately after the events of the first film, he rises once again (with no explanation) to slaughter a bunch of hapless victims.Join us as we discuss the danger levels of implements used in a mortuary, homages to classic (and far better) slasher films, and the joys of necrophilia!!So hope onto the slab, start the incision on the torso, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textNo vacation is safe, especially when you take one to - The Ruins!Pete breaks down this 2000's horror film about a group of college kids on vacation in Mexico who stumble upon an old temple that is overgrown with flesh-eating vines. They are trapped on top and are brutally taken out one by one as their endurance, and sanity, is put to the test.Join us as we discuss why people in horror movies named Jeff are never to be trusted, why fire is the solution to all problems, and why why there is no audio problem too great for us on Fearless Films!And remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textWhat happens when you combine a professional wrestler with a horror movie full of religious overtones? You get this weeks movie: See No Evil.Sarah talks us through one of her guilty pleasures as she describes this WWE produced film that stars Kane as a mute serial killer who targets a group of work-release prisoners assigned to clean up an old abandoned building. He takes them out one by one with his meat-hook and his bare hands.Join us as we discuss gross sound effects, the preservative capabilities of human urine, and the faults of the American prison system. And as always: don't get too scared!

Send us a textHappy Fourth of July, Fearless Fans!This week, Pete treats us to a straight to video threequel in a classic slasher series - I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer!This forgotten follow-up tells the tale of a group of teens who are completely unrelated to the original cast. They are literally haunted by the ghosts of the past, and stalked by a murderous fisherman in their... landlocked, Colorado town.Join us as we discuss some massive leaps in logic, a lot of great gory effects, and the importance of swimming safety.So confess your sins, stay in a group, and as always: don't get too scared!

Send us a textWhat happens when a cursed game pulls you into its world, and losing equals deadly consequences? Well, it's not Jumanji!This week we are talking about the Netflix original, Choose or Die!Sarah talks us through this film about a cursed video game that makes the player choose horrible consequences for an unlucky victim, for their own gain.We discuss the importance of a good tagline, how to game any evil system, and what counts as fair in an evil video game.So grab a soda, sit back in your favorite gaming chair, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textOnce in a generation, a person is born who will fight the forces of darkness... and make it funny!Join us as we discuss the original movie that spawned one of the most classic 90's TV series: Buffy the Vampire Slayer!This horror comedy introduces you to our favorite 90210 monster slayer. Pete breaks down the story of a carefree California teen and her quest to destroy all vampires.We talk about the insane amount of cameos in this movie, the equally abundant plot conveniences, and just how funny this movie remains to this day.So sharpen your stakes, grab a bottle of holy water, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textA young boy who lives in a bubble, allergic to the outside world. A mysterious clinic offering a miracle cure. A ghostly presence that appears to be either a warning or a threat. We're talking about 2019's, Eli!Sarah breaks down this Netflix original that throws a curve ball with its plot halfway through.We discuss the woes of the American healthcare system, why you always vet a new doctor, and why you never stay more than one night in any haunted location.So sit back, relax, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textHello, Fearless Fans! Its time for yet another adaptation of a classic piece of English literature. This week we break down the 1994 version of Frankenstein!This film was helmed by and stars Kenneth Branagh, who does his darndest to turn the famous scientist into a shirtless leading man type. Luckily, he is balanced by an inspired casting of Robert De Niro as the Monster, who displays a vulnerability he rarely exposes in his other roles.Join us as we discuss the virtues of updating a beloved classic (but not too much), how gross and sticky this movie turned out, and how damn weird it is that the doctor and his fiance keep referring to each other as brother and sister even after they are engaged.So power up the generator, put a fresh brain into your creation, and as always: don't get too scared!

Send us a textStranger danger, when a stranger calls, and people are strange, all in one movie!This week Sarah answers the call with, The Black Phone. This 2021 film is based on a story from Joe Hill, and follows a young boy who is kidnapped by a deranged Ethan Hawke, but finds support and advice from the ghostly callers on the Black Phone.Join us as we discuss the smartly written characters, the awesome visual effects, and how we could rework the plot slightly to make this a sleeper prequel to a classic slasher film!So put your ringer on silent, ignore your messages, and as always: don't get too scared!

Send us a textWhat happens when musical dreams become discordant nightmares? You must be watching, The Perfection!Join us as Sarah breaks down this Netflix original about two cello prodigies who become involved with a prestigious musical academy that harbors dark secrets. The pursuit of perfection often leads to insanity and dark endings.We discuss the joys of revenge against the powerful and corrupt, why you should always know where your medication comes from, and why this film reminds us of the surreal Italian horror flicks of the 60's and 70's.So sit back, put on your favorite record, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textWhat's better than watching cheesy, holiday-themed horror movies?Watching the remakes!!This year for the holiday, we are watching the remake of April Fool's Day!Join us as we watch a bunch of spoiled, rich, 20-somethings get picked off one by one in a plot that only vaguely has anything to do with April Fool's. Unlike the original, which we covered last year, this remake takes itself way too seriously, and misses the mark on being a cheesy, fun film.Pete and Sarah will discuss the glaring lack of southern accents, the better movie that was hiding in the margins of this one, and how relieved they are that the dog lives!So listen in with us, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textLep' in the hood, here to do no good!!It's that time of year again! Happy Saint Patrick's Day, Fearless Fans!! Our annual celebration of the Leprechaun franchise brings us back to Earth for the latest entry - Leprechaun in the Hood!Our favorite mischievous monster finds himself in the world of hip-hop. Caught between a greedy record producer, and a trio of up and coming rap artists, everyone wants a piece of the Leprechaun's pot of gold. The question is, will anyone survive long enough to come out on top?Join Pete and Sarah as they discuss this surprisingly progressive 2000's film, fond memories of the video store, and whether or not "home video" releases are a thing of the past.And remember, don't get too scared!

Send us a textThe demon Valak is back, and there is only one person you can call: The Nun...2!In a follow up to the Conjuring Universe prequel/spinoff, we once again find Sister Irene being called upon to fight the forces of evil. This time, she is sent to a boarding school in France to help her old friend, Frenchie, fight off Valak as it torments a bunch of school-children.Join us as Sarah and Pete discuss if this is a worthy follow-up, if some pranks can go too far, and whether this franchise is all leading to something meaningful, or just making it up along the way.So put on a habit, grab a crucifix, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textIt's not The Blob, it's not THEM, it's not even The Tingler! This week, we are talking about the 80's, food based, satirical horror film, The Stuff!!When a white, yogurt-like substance begins to bubble out of the ground, one American corporation does the only thing it knows how to do: it packages it up and sells it to every grocery store across the country!Pete, Sarah, and their special guest, Joe, discuss this strange movie about addictive ice cream that possesses whoever eats it, and creates a dangerous cult-like army that tries to take over the world.Nothing about this movie makes sense, the characters are all kooky, and the plot is all over the place. But hey, that just makes it more fun to watch. So grab a snack, pour yourself a drink, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textHappy Valentine's Day, Fearless Fans!This week, we are celebrating the holiday with the best example of eternal love in horror cinema: Dracula! This 1994 version from Francis Ford Coppola is operatic, dramatic, and downright sexy! This Dracula is just looking for his lost love, and will kill anyone who gets in his way.Join us as we discuss such topics as:-Sexy Gary Oldman.-The best ways to kill a vampire.-Keanu Reeves finding his British accent.-The beauty of practical effects.-And much more!So cuddle up with your partner, pour a glass of your most red wine, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textWe're back, and we're sharkier than ever!Sarah returns to tell us about the follow up to her last movie, 47 Meters Down: Uncaged. This sequel finds a group of young women breaking the rules to explore an underground sea cave, who then find themselves face to face with near-blind subterranean monsters. The result is lots of interpersonal drama and dire consequences.If you think that sounds a lot like the plot of The Descent, we thought so too! Having nothing to do with the first 47 Meters Down (other than sharks and scuba diving), this movie seems to have just "borrowed" the plot of The Descent and made it a bit... wetter.Join us as we discuss the thrills of archaeology, if sharks are attracted to music, and ask the most important question: can fish scream!?And as always... don't get too scared!

Send us a textStrap in Fearless Fans, because we've got a doozy of a stinker this week. Pete breaks down the 2003 film, Darkness Falls, and tries to retain his sanity for the duration.Plagued by production troubles that would make Waterworld look like a fun day at an amusement park, Darkness Falls is a heavily re-written, re-edited, and re-named mess of a film that barely counts as a coherent narrative.It follows a young man returning to his hometown to face the monster that haunts it. Rules are made and broken, character motivations are unexplained, and logic is thrown right out the window.Join us and see if Sarah can help Pete keep his sanity by the end of the episode. And remember, don't get too scared!

Send us a textTwo friends + vacation in Mexico + lots of liquor = SHARK ATTACK!!Welcome to the New Year, Fearless Fans! We are kicking things off with a good old fashioned shark attack movie! This week, Sarah presents to us the 2017 film, 47 Meters Down!This undersea thriller stars Mandy Moore and Claire Holt as two sisters on holiday, trying to absorb some sun and some positive energy. When they spontaneously sign up for a shark diving expedition, things immediately go wrong when the line snaps and their protective cage plummets to the ocean floor. With a limited supply of oxygen and hungry sharks circling, the two women must find a way to escape, or find themselves trapped forever.We talk about the realism of this diving disaster, our appreciation for Mandy Moore's acting career, and our many critiques of the various posters and DVD cover art for this film.So strap on your O2, secure your flippers, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textMerry Christmas, everyone!!It's that time of year again, and Pete has a very special present for everyone: the lesser known 1980 slasher classic, To All a Good Night.This film carries the prestigious title of being the first slasher movie released in theaters in the 1980's! It is also a clear knock-off of the also Christmas themed Black Christmas.Join us as we discuss obnoxious coeds, killers with too much time on their hands, and pervy police officers.Sarah and Pete also have a great discussion on this film's twist ending, and how it may have influenced Scream more than anyone realized.So pull up a chair by the fire, pour yourself a glass of eggnog, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textNo, not that Frozen. Get all your jokes out now, because this movie doesn't feature any lovable snowmen or reindeer.This week we are talking about the 2010 survival horror film, Frozen! It tells the tale of three college friends on an annual ski trip who find themselves trapped on the ski lift overnight when the lodge closes down without them. Facing the dangers of hypothermia, frostbite, hunger, and deadly wolves, the three must figure out how to escape with their lives. No one will return for an entire week, leaving the stranded and faced with their own mortality.Pete breaks down how the movie starts as your typical 2000's fare: shitty characters, a generic rock soundtrack, and a completely implausible situation that sets up the danger. However, he was delighted to report that that the film takes a turn at some point, and the realistic drama and complex character work elevates this into an actually engaging experience.Sarah continues to note more places we cannot visit because of horror movies

Send us a textIt's part 2 of our Special Guest Month, and this week we are joined by our very own Social Media Manager!!! (also named Sarah, so it gets confusing).This week's movie was more specifically chosen to confuse and horrify Pete. It's a film that both the Sarah's had watched together previously, during the COVID lockdowns (via a synchronized streaming session). It is The Girl on the Third Floor! And they both hated it!It tells the story of a terrible man, making a last ditch attempt to repair his marriage by fixing up the new house he has bought for him and his wife, all by himself. He is soon confronted by evil spirits that want to tempt him and torture him, and he quickly spirals into madness.Join us as we discuss the importance of General Contractors, the nonsensical editing and plot of the film, and why the Sarah's lovingly nicknamed this movie "the vagina walls movie".And as always, don't get too scared!

Send us a textIt's special guest season on Fearless Films, and this week we are kicking it off when Pete's wife, Cheryl, talks to us about one of her favorite horror films of all time: The Woman in Black!It tells the tale of a turn of the century English solicitor, still suffering the grief of losing his wife to a tragic accident, having to leave his very young son to take a job in the countryside. He is settling the paperwork of an old estate, an isolated house on a patch of land that gets swallowed up by the sea at high tide. There, he finds a tortured spirit haunting the house, and a town full of people that are trying to drive him out, lest he stir the malevolent apparition.Join us as we discuss what makes a truly great ghost story, what are the best-sounding English names, and whether the movie or its source novel has the more depressing ending.And as always, don't get too scared!

Send us a textWe finally made it to the end! Welcome to the final episode (for now) on the Saw franchise. This week we cover the two "spinoff" films:Jigsaw - A new game has begun, and forensic evidence somehow points to the long dead John Kramer. Has he truly risen from the grave? Or has someone new taken on the mantle of the Jigsaw killer? Seeing as how the rest of the series plays it pretty grounded, you can probably figure it out.Spiral: From the Book of Saw - This one acts more like a true spinoff. Chris Rock is a cop investigating a series of murders (all of members of the police) that appear to be paying homage to the long dead Jigsaw killer. This movie doesn't play with expectations, it is definitely about a copycat killer. The mystery is all about their motivations and their identity.Join us as we pick apart these two entries that both Sarah and Pete dislike... strongly! Can we survive to the end of these breakdowns? Or are we going to go as mad as Jigsaw by the end of the episode? Join us and find ou

Send us a textThe fun never stops, especially in October! This week, the penultimate episode in our Saw franchise breakdown!First up is part 6: The trap involves an insurance man having to "balance the equation" on multiple lives, and hoping to survive his final test. Meanwhile, secret apprentice Hoffman is desperately trying to stay ahead of the investigators who are trying to uncover his identity. He goes on a rampage to keep his spot as the gamemaster, but outside forces are working against him.Then, its part 7: The original "Final Chapter" in the Saw franchise (we all know how that goes). A man gets rich after claiming to be a Jigsaw survivor and writing a book about his "experience". Hoffman puts his biggest test yet into motion. A mysterious figure from the past makes moves to put a stop to both of these men. Who will be left standing at the end? Who will get the Game Over?Join us as we dig through the messiest of the Saw films, talk about overly drawn out storylines, and break down the many horror trop

Send us a textThe saga continues...This week, the breakdown covers the fourth and fifth entries in the Saw series. John Kramer and Amanda are dead, but the Jigsaw killings continue. Who is carrying the torch on the Jigsaw legacy? And are they a true believer, or a serial killer using the traps as a cover?More characters are introduced, more mysteries are uncovered, and more creative killings are implemented. Join us as we explore the past and future of the Saw lore, and remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week, we continue our breakdown of the Saw franchise with Saw 3!It's another series of crazy traps, another lesson to be learned, and another trapper getting in on the action!Following up from part 2, the secret apprentice Amanda is now helping Jigsaw teach his latest lesson - and trying to keep him alive. Suffering from his terminal cancer, Amanda has helped kidnap a brain surgeon and forces her to do everything in her power to make sure Jigsaw lives until the end of the game. This includes some home brain surgery!Strap in for another exciting installment in the Saw franchise, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textThe October Franchise Breakdown Special is back!!This year, Sarah is gonna cover the entire Saw franchise, picking up at part 2 (go back and check out our episode on the original) and taking us all the way to the spinoff film, Spiral: From the Book of Saw.Saw 2 tells the tale of a renegade detective hunting down Jigsaw and discovering that his son is trapped in a house with a group of strangers who must survive the deadly traps and escape before a nerve gas kills them all.Can he save his son before a dangerous secret that threatens his life is revealed? Will Jigsaw escape, now that he is in police custody? What will be the shocking twist that will be as mind-blowing as the first movie?The answers to all these questions await you in this week's episode. So tune in, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textWhat happens when you put a group of bored, white, rich kids in a room together and tell them to play a game? You get the 2005 film, Cry_Wolf.What starts as a competitive lying game between some private school friends, quickly spirals into a campus-wide attempt to make the student body believe that there is a serial killer on the loose. But what happens when people actually start ending up dead and missing? Has one of these high schoolers taken things too far? Or have they summoned the wrath of an actual homicidal maniac?Listen in as Pete breaks down yet ANOTHER early 2000's horror film starring Jared Padalecki. This one was another slog for Pete, but Sarah delights in hearing all about it.Join us in the circle, and bring your best poker face. And remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, in celebration of the start of the school year, we are talking about the late 90's teen horror flick, Disturbing Behavior.Pete breaks down this story of a boy and his family moving to a small island town in Washington state. He quickly discovers that something isn't quite right with the popular kids at the high school. He goes on to uncover a conspiracy to "make the kids better" through nefarious means. Only him and his misfit friends can save the town (or burn it all down)!Sarah reacts to the fact that this is basically just an extended episode of the X-Files (featuring key players from the show both in front of and behind the camera), the hilariously bad "slang" used by the teenage characters, and the outdated depictions of... well, just about everything.She also gets concerned about Pete's blood pressure, when he begins to rant and rave about the horrors of studio interference. Prepare yourselves for a deep dive on the behind the scenes story of this film, and how

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, we present a spooky tale of forensic science, 2016's The Autopsy of Jane Doe!Sarah breaks down this story of a father/son team of coroners who are delivered the body of a young woman who is dead, but has no apparent signs of how she died. As you would expect, unexplainable, haunting-like phenomena begins to occur, and the characters lives are quickly in danger.Highlights include Pete's reaction to the characters decision to never leave, his fear over the fate of the pet cat, and lessons in history and botany. Also, of course, the very graphic autopsy of a dead body that rivals even Saw 3.Join us for this scary medical procedure, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, we take a road trip through Australia and end up in the most dangerous place in the Outback: Wolf Creek!This stranger-danger horror film from 2005 features a group of backpackers falling prey to a serial killer outdoorsman who just wants to have a good time.Pete lays out the plot for this movie he has just watched for the first time. To his surprise, it is an early 2000's torture porn film that he actually enjoyed!Sarah is shocked by this revelation, and also by the horrors that unfold in this adrenaline pumping tale of survival.Join us as we uncover just what makes this movie so special that Pete actually enjoyed a 2000's flick. And as always, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week we are going over the 2005 film, The Exorcism of Emily Rose!Sarah breaks down this horror/courtroom drama, which portrays a lawyer taking on a negligent homicide case after a young woman dies following an attempted exorcism. The performing priest is on trial, and its up to the lawyer to help him avoid a lengthy jail sentence. But he insists on pleading not guilty, creating a battle to prove whether or not Emily Rose was truly possessed or not.Pete marvels at the creepy possession scenes, and shares his thoughts on the plot based on his minor Justice education. There is a equal discussion on both horror themes and courtroom procedure.Join us for this thrilling horror/drama, and remember... don't get too scared!

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, we inoculate ourselves on Eli Roth's debut film, Cabin Fever!When a group of college friends rent a cabin in the woods for a vacation retreat, they encounter a deadly flesh eating, blood puking disease that literally tears them apart. Join us as we talk about one of the most WTF horror movies of the 2000's.Spin-kicking karate kids, dangerous hillbillies, Sean Hunter from Boy Meets World, and Pancakes await you in this messed up tale of paranoia and necrotized flesh.So grab a barf bag and remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textWhat happens when you take a director known only for dramadies and have them helm a found-footage horror flick? You get The Bay!The Bay is a mockumentary from Barry Levinson (Diner, Good Morning Vietnam, Rain Man) and follows the story of a small coastal town that is devastated by a plague of parasitic isopods that have mutated due to illegal dumping in the waters. The crux of the plot follows an intrepid journalist trying to crack open the US government's attempts to cover up the incident.This is a favorite of Pete's, and he felt it the next best 4th of July horror film after Jaws. The similar setting and aquatic menace certainly help keep up the theme.The fun twist is this: he had Sarah watch it and deliver the rundown, even though she hates bugs and is skeeved out by the movie. Pete is not very nice.So join us as we talk found footage, bloody lesions, and dumb husbands, but remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textThis is Pete's birthday week, so he's come prepared with one of his favorite horror movies: Tales from the Crypt presents: Demon Knight.Watch William Sadler on a mission from God to keep safe a magical artifact from the clutches of the delightfully evil Billy Zane. This story is the big screen debut of the hit show, Tales from the Crypt, which ran for seven seasons throughout the 1990's.The Crypt-Keeper of the title is an undead puppet that tells horror stories to the audience. The stories are often bloody, and always horny. In 1995, the creators expanded their scope and produced Demon Knight, which was planned to be the first of a trilogy of spin-off theatrical movies. Poor box office stopped that plan from panning out, but Pete still loves this film.Featuring: a house full of people trapped by a swarm of demons, the blood of Christ blowing up evil people, CCH Pounder being her usual badass self, and Billy Zane having the time of his life playing a bad guy.So grab a seat and listen to the Crypt

Send us a textA young priest and an old priest travel to a European church to talk to some nuns. It's not quite The Exorcist, but its got its moments. This week's movie is 2018's The Nun, a spinoff in The Conjuring universe.Sarah breaks down this tale of a Vatican investigation of the death of a young nun in a remote Romanian church. A demonic force plays with reality and tries to kill our holy heroes, all while trying to escape its imprisonment.Pete notices a lot of similarities to Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight (a holy relic filled with the blood of Christ!), and is mostly impressed that he is actually interested in seeing this movie, after not really digging the Conjuring movies or Annabelle.Join us as we get down with the G-men (and women) of the Catholic church, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textThis week, we are talking about the 1981 film, Hell Night!The Linda Blair-starring teen horror flick is about a group of fraternity/sorority pledges who have to spend the night in a spooky mansion. What starts off as harmless pranks quickly turns into a night of real horror and deranged monsters.Well, that's probably what the marketing said about it anyway. As Pete explains, its kind of a cheap, schlocky mess that doesn't make a lot of sense and is very much of its time.Join us as we pick apart this "stalk 'n slash" cult hit, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textThis week, we take you back to the things that haunted you as a child: shadows that look a bit too much like people, bumps under the bed, and closets that act as portals through space and time!No, it's not a sci-fi film. Its 2005's Boogeyman! This Sam Raimi produced film stars the oldest son from 7th Heaven as a man who has been terrorized since childhood by an evil entity that lurks in the shadows. He must return home to face his fears and stop this monster from claiming the lives of more children.Created by Eric Kripke, this movie plays out like a dry run for the formula of his eventual hit show, Supernatural. Handsome leading man, monsters out of folklore and urban myth, and dark shadowy sets.Pete relays why he has a soft spot for this mediocre horror flick, while Sarah plays "spot that actor before they broke big". Hint: this movie is worth half your daily servings of Deschanel sisters.Tune in as we discover what goes bump in the night, and remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textWe had such a fun time talking about cave diving and flesh eating monsters, we decided to do it again!!Join us again as Sarah breaks down The Descent 2, which sees our only surviving character from the first movie being forced by authorities to return to the cave system to find the people they believe she murdered.Pete is incredulous, but he comes along for the ride if only to see more monster mayhem. Strap in and take the plunge back into darkness with us, and remember, don't get to scared!

Send us a textA group of women go cave diving and find something waiting for them in the dark...Join us as Sarah breaks down Hollywood's best reason to never explore nature ever put to film. This movie is scary enough with the monsters, but damn does the claustrophobia do the heavy lifting.Pete wants none of the crawling through 18 inch wide tunnels, and would rather fast forward to people getting their throats ripped out by the Gollum-on-steroids monsters.Strap in as we venture into the depths of the Earth, and remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textApril Fools!In celebration of the most annoying of holidays, you all get a movie about a prank gone horribly wrong, The Burning!Join us as Pete tells the story of a group of camp kids (clearly played by adults) who prank a guy by setting him on fire! And of course, he survives and seeks his revenge on... an entirely different camp full of people who did nothing to him.This early 80's Halloween rip off was conceived before Friday the 13th, but released afterwards. It certainly plays as a cheap, store brand version of the Jason franchise.Will Sarah be impressed by the Tom Savini special effects, sexist writing, and debut roles of future stars like Jason Alexander and Holly Hunter??Tune in and find out! And as always, don't get too scared...

Send us a textIt's finally time we talked about the most famous horror movie of all time:The Exorcist!Join us as Sarah breaks down this holy horror about a young girl possessed by a demon and the two priests who attempt to save her eternal soul.We learn a bit about the supposedly cursed production, and Pete shares some info about the hit-and-miss sequels and prequels that came after this classic piece of cinema.Don't let the devil sneak into your body at night, and more importantly: don't get too scared!

Send us a textIt is only a matter of time before all franchises end up in outer space, but some get there sooner than others.On this St. Patrick's Day celebration, we continue our tradition and Pete subjects Sarah to the horror of Leprechaun 4: In Space! The little magical menace has found himself in the far future and across the galaxy, trying to steal gold from mining operations and marry alien royalty to make himself a king.Never before has the low budget of this franchise been more obvious. Between horrible late 90's CGI and recycled video game sound effects, its clear that this fearsome folktale should have stayed on Earth.So join us as we boldly go where so many franchises have gone before, and remember: don't get too scared!

Send us a textCritics will call it a crime-drama, but we know the truth: Seven is straight up horror!Join us as Sarah discusses one of the darkest serial killer stories in cinema. Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt must stop a madman with a love of Bible stories. Kevin Spacey stretches his acting ability by being a complete piece of shit. And Pete tries to keep his lunch down as Sarah describes all of the gross, gory horror of Seven!And as always Fearless Fans, don't get too scared!

Send us a textHappy Valentine's Day!This year's entry is a little known film about a woman being hunted by the most inept serial killer of all time throughout a hospital that is madder than a hatter. That film also has about four different titles, depending on where you see it. We settled on Hospital Massacre, but it is also commonly titled X-Ray in a lot of regions.This movie features pervy doctors, rude contractors, three old crones from a Shakespeare play, mystery plots that the script forgets to wrap up, the worst "whodunit" reveal in the history of film, and much more!So grab your loved one and settle down for a romantic evening of slasher kills and a fun game of "let's hide the bodies!" And as always, don't get too scared...

Send us a textWhat happens when you mix a stranger-danger PSA with a Sam Raimi-esque aesthetic?You get Barbarian!Join Sarah and Pete (and a special guest) as they talk about the 2022 film they saw together at the theater, which left them repeating "WTF" all the way home.Get ready for brutal murders, creeping paranoia, things going bump in the night, and Justin Long singing showtunes!And as always, don't get too scared...

Send us a textWhat happens when you combine Wes Craven, social commentary, dark comedy, and gimp suits?You get The People Under the Stairs!Join us this week as Pete describes to Sarah the strange tale of a young boy who finds himself trapped in a house of horrors, in his journey to free his community from a couple of greedy capitalist incest psychos, all while trying to avoid being eaten by the feral cannibals locked in the basement.Craven goes all in on social examination of class warfare and racism, while adding his own brand of twisted dark humor to the mix. It's a movie that weirds Pete out a lot, but maybe it can be your new favorite. Tune and and remember, don't get too scared!

Send us a textWhat's the worst part about the holidays? Endless car trips, packed in with the family, singing annoying songs, and being haunted by highway ghosts of course.This week Sarah presents another lesser-known movie to drive Pete insane: Dead End! This film from 2003 is a French made, English language tale about a family driving through an endless backroad during Christmas-time and encountering strange happenings along the way.Part early 2000's trash, part Twilight Zone weirdness, 100 percent guaranteed to drive Pete insane! Join us for the ride, and remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textMerry Christmas!Happy New Year!Seasons G...Garbage Day!?This holiday season, Pete and Sarah discuss the movie that started the meme heard round the world: Silent Night, Deadly Night 2!What started as a money making scheme to just re-edit footage from the first movie into a "sequel" became something so much more. Well, it was definitely that first thing, but it also spawned a cinematic moment most people know from an out-of-context clip that took the internet by storm.Join  the horror buffs as they discuss how this crazy film came to be, and see just how much more deadly the sequel is over the original.

Send us a textIt had to happen sooner or later... Ventriloquist Dummies!!!That's right, its the 2007 film "Dead Silence", which just so happens to be one of Sarah's favorites. And one of Pete's least favorite. A Wan/Whanell classic about a ghost woman seeking revenge via her treasured dummies and a curse that punishes you for screaming.Tune in as they discuss dummies, Donnies, and proper theater etiquette. Can Pete endure this 2000's flick without screaming for mercy? Listen to find out, and as always... don't get too scared!

Send us a textThis week, Pete and Sarah learn how to Smile!!The latest in the popular sub-genre of curses that follow people around and drive them crazy until they kill them, Smile is a creepy horror flick that will keep you tense the entire time.Join us as we discuss its themes of psychological horror, paranoia, and deep-seated trauma. And as always, don't get too scared!

Send us a textWelcome to a brand new era of Fearless Films!Kevin has retired from the podcast, but fear not, there is a new host to rise up in his place! Sarah is a fellow horror head who will be taking turns with Pete to talk about films both good and bad.The people may change, but the format stays the same. We talk about scary films so the scaredy cats don't have to watch them.This week, Sarah will be treating Pete to a made-for-TV movie about a serial killer screenwriter who uses his deadly hobby as an inspiration for his scripts. Now Pete has to take Kevin's role and endure the schlockiest of the schlock.Enjoy the show, and remember... don't get too scared!

Send us a textKevin here - When I started doing this podcast with Pete 3 years ago, I had thought that I would be talking with my friend about the intricate, diabolical and twisted imagining of horror story crafters. Learning riveting and terrifying secrets about the stories told throughout the years that I was always too scared to learn about. After listening to over 150 different horror movies explained to me I've come to see the truth: MOST  of these damn movies are low effort, money grubbing crapfests meant to trick money from 17 year old boys who want to see peoples heads cut off and boobs. And nothing can be more of a paradigm of this sentiment than the beloved franchise Halloween, who - much like its antagonist - will never die. Listen to Pete and me talk about this franchise with the podcast's newest host Sarah!

Send us a textWhat happens when a movie studio decides to adapt a popular zombie horror video game into a movie? Nothing good!Join the guys as they break down 2002's Resident Evil. It's a fast-paced, action packed, thrill ride with plenty of guns and revealing female nudity.... so, nothing at all like the game its based on.This is what happens when you don't let George Romero make your zombie movie!

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Send us a textVROOM VROOM TRUCKS EXPLODESteve King himself scared the hell outta people with this movie... but probably not like he intended to.

Send us a textCorn comes in all varieties:Pop corn.Corn on the cob.Canned corn.Sacrificial corn.What happens when a town’s children decide to rise up and destroy all the adults? Things go surprisingly well for them, despite having no commerce, infrastructure, or any clear goals.As long as the dark God of the fields keeps giving them corn, these children are gonna keep on… children-ing…

Send us a textThe tales of Stephen King continue with the most famous of killer dogs, Cujo!Kevin can't believe that such a good boy of a St. Bernard could ever be so bad.Pete wonders if its not too late to learn how to fix his own car.Join us for another terrifying King tale, and remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textWhat happens when a bunch of Mainers get trapped in a super market and creepy tentacle monsters are lurking outside?Kevin has a bad time!Join us as Pete pulls Kevin kicking and screaming through another Stephen King tale about monsters eating humans, humans turning on other humans, and Thomas Jane having another bad day in a King story.

Send us a textKevin's notes just say LIES LIES LIES in all caps...Pete's notes, on the other hand, say we have a very special treat this week.In the late 80's, the producers of the Friday the 13th films decided they wanted more, so they made a TV series based around their slasher property.Except it wasn't a slasher, it was a "mystery of the week" horror show.And Jason wasn't in it.And it didn't take place at Crystal Lake.And it was about two cousins trying to retrieve cursed antiques so innocent people didn't get hurt by a Satanic curse.So, nothing at all to do with the brand name they slapped on this show. Enjoy!

Send us a textThe Babysitter is back.... kind of.Samara Weaving returns as the deadly babysitter Bee, but only for about 8 minutes, because she got super famous between movies.The rest of the first movie's cast returns as well, mostly to fill the gap from the stars' absence. Will the young boy Cole be able to fight off the forces of evil again??Yes. He will.

Send us a textIt is so hard to find good help these days. Babysitter's can be expensive, or inexperienced, or servants of the Dark Lord who want to sacrifice your children to Hell. Damn inflation.Join us as Pete talks Kevin through the Netflix horror-comedy, The Babysitter, and see in real-time as Kevin loses all faith in ever leaving his children in the care of others again.

Send us a textNo, Kevin and Pete aren’t trading places again. They’re talking about a film where a final girl and a slasher swap places!Get ready for the greatest horror performance from Vince Vaughn since the Psycho remake!

Send us a textTwo lovable idiots, through a series of chaotic mishaps, manage to get framed for being slasher villains hunting teenagers in the woods.No, we don't mean Kevin and Pete.Join us as we talk about this horror comedy starring Alan Tudyk and Tyler Labine. Learn how not to maintain your home, the importance of expressing your feelings, and what's more dangerous - a hive of angry bees or a chainsaw.

Send us a textYou wanna get weird?? Let's get weird!!This movie has it all:Body-snatching.Psychic dream visions.John Wick style action scenes.Evil haunted hospitals on a cliffside over the ocean.Warning: do not take with drugs.

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Send us a textPORN! It's... what's for dinner? no, that one was wrong. Sorry. How about ... Porn is where the heart is?Sounds gross. Scratch that. A porn in the hand is.. worth... two in the bush?I mean, there's a bush joke in there that works, but that's about it. Anyways, Kevin and Pete are talking about porn this week! I think they misunderstood the 'sex sells' mantra for marketing. Listen along as Pete tries to explain to Kevin that he didn't turn into a weird creep recommending this movie, and instead wants to scare him with the evils of smut and the horrors of a psychotic killer in the 2022 horror X.

Send us a textPete is ready to embark on a wild story about a group of unwitting college students getting murdered by a surprise killer! Kevin can't get over that the movie is called 'April Fools Day.'They both have valid points.

Send us a textTHIS one is NOT my fault! KEVIN went away on vacation for a WEEK and gave us the WRONG audio before he left and THAT is why you are listening to our St Paddy's Day episode at the END of the month! Its ok, Pete's broken spirit and Kevin's constant frustration about this movie is worth listening to any time of the month or year! Explore the... lauded? Appreciated? Tolerated? Film Leprechaun 3 with Pete and Kevin as they learn the true meaning of... St Patrick's Day. I think it's something about snakes.

Send us a textA dreamy-eyed child staring into nightOn a journey to storyteller's mindWhispers a wish speaks with the stars the words are silent in himDistant sigh from a lonely heart"I'll be with you soon, my Shalafi"Grey Havens my destinyMaster!Apprentice!Heartborne, 7th SeekerWarrior!Disciple!In me the Wishmaster

Send us a textWe've seen her face home invaders, vampires, werewolves, and evil queens, but can Kristen Stewart survive the crushing depths of the ocean (and a bare-bones script)!?Kevin and Pete are talking about Underwater (2020), a film that wastes no time getting to the scares. It doesn't bother doing silly things like introducing characters or setting up the location. We gotta get to the running and screaming!Join us as we take a dip in the ocean and maybe run into some flesh-eating monsters along the way. Just don't get too scared!

Send us a textWhat happens when you just throw a smorgasbord of the hottest young male actors on screen and tell them to be mysterious and emotional together?? You get underlying gay tones! Join Pete as he takes Kevin on a ride through HIS version of the most romantic horror movie he could think of for this Valentine's day episode - Interview with the vampire. Not your typical romance, but were you really expecting it on THIS podcast?

Send us a textWho says you can't teach an old franchise new tricks?Scream is back, baby!! And it is just called "Scream" again... but that's okay, because it's making fun of movies that do that... by doing the same thing.Teaching audiences not only the new rules of horror, but the new rules of moviemaking itself, Scream takes us on a bloody, funny, and heavily meta ride. New and old characters fight for their lives and try to figure out who the killer is before its too late. They also have to contend with even more long-lost family connections and deep, dark secrets!Kevin desperately hopes for the return of his man-crushes, Timothy Olyphant and Matthew Lillard. Pete feels vindication and goes a little bit into a nerd-rage. Everyone else just tries not to get too scared.

Send us a textOur throats are sore, because we've been screaming again!That's right, it is time for Scream 4! This was the entry in the franchise that took a crack at "long awaited sequels/reboots", pointing out how the rules have changed, expectations are updated, and everyone is using the latest technology.Join us to see if Pete is right and this is a worthy sequel to the original. Also, see if Kevin can stand talking about another entry in this franchise, or if he will betray Pete to be the sole survivor.

Send us a textLuckily for you fans this special doesn't involve wookies! It does involve Pete and Kevin fighting about the TRUE meaning of christmas- is it holiday themed kills or romantic moments that convey goodwill and love? surprise spoilers- it's neither! its capitalism! horaaay and happy holidays!

Send us a textLets all get on the Meta Train! Kevin and Pete take us on a ride through metaville as Scream actors who are acting in a scremesq movie scream as they are stabbed by scream villain and phsycho killer screamface! Scream!

Send us a textKevin and Pete were SO sick of long winded franchises the never seem to end after finishing the Nightmare on Elm st franchise that they... *checks notes* Yep. They started doing ANOTHER franchise. Join Kevin and Pete as they traverse their way through the meta-filled universe of Scream 2 where things are apparently bigger, more scary and more... dreamy? Am I reading this right? Why is Kevin saying this movie is more dreamy? Pete has nothing in his notes about dreams. I would ask Kevin but last time I questioned his notes he sang showtunes at me until I ran away. So yeah. more dreamy. Go for it guys.

Send us a textOk This week's notes are a mess. Kevin's actually got the more coherent one- Today's episode is apparently about how robot boxing matches are WAY cooler than anything else but is also about how Jason and Freddy go toe-to-long arms in a fun but apparently terrible franchise blending blast. Listen to Kevin complain about how Freddy's arms are always getting in the way, and Pete get angry about Jason and water as they talk about the 2003 movie Freddy V Jason. By the way- Pete's notes are just: ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY!

Send us a textOk so for reasons explained in this podcast this episode is different- take a listen to our special announcement about Fearless Films and enjoy some fun bloopers we threw in there as well! K. Bye.

Send us a textI just read the title and so I went back and copied the write up from Episode 49, it's 3AM and I'm tired. I have to work tomorrow because Kevin and Pete don't pay me enough:On this week's episode of Fearless Films, the guys dream up a scare with the essential 80's slasher, A Nightmare on Elm Street. This game-changer from Wes Craven is about a group of teens being stalked in their dreams by a burnt, blade wielding serial killer who can kill you in real life if you die in the dream.Pete explains how vigilante justice can backfire if the criminal you kill has the power to come back in your children's dreams. He also reminds us of the importance of listening to your kids when they say the boogeyman is out to get them, especially if you created said boogeyman.Kevin is excited to explore the horror dreamscape and all the possibilities it holds. He changes his mind though, when he runs across "Freddy Long-Arms" and falls out of his chair laughing.So get a good nights sleep before joining us for this b

Send us a textOH SHIT I FORGOT TO WRITE THE THING. I WAS SUPPOSED TO BE TELLING PEOPLE HERE THAT THIS IS PART OF A SERIES. Ok. Shit. I SUGGESTED WE DO THIS. Pete and Kevin didn't even realize it was important and I FORGOT. SO- this is the THIRD episode in a FOUR PART series about the Nightmare on Elm st Franchise. IF YOU ARE JUST SHOWING UP TO THIS PODCAST YOU PROBABLY DONT WANT TO START HERE. The first episode for this franchise is Episode #106. Every month of October Pete and Kevin choose a franchise and break down every movie in it to cover the whole aspect on one serial killer franchise. This year it's Freddy Kruger and A Nightmare on Elm St. Join Kevin and Pete as they weave through the weird and zany franchise with this episodes focus on Freddy's Dead - The Final Nightmare! Oh man I am so fired.

Send us a textOn today's episode the boys are... wow. the boys are talking about THREE movies? well, they've done it before. Pete and Kevin wind their way through movies 3,4 and 5 of the Nightmare on Elm St Franchise in what Pete is calling "the Dream Warrior Trilogy." I don't know why because I haven't listened to the episode. Join us as the boys try to navigate through the weird and wild dreamworld that Freddy keeps showing up in!

Send us a textITS OCTOBER! Spoooooky time! Also the time where Pete drags Kevin through and ENTIRE franchise so they can explore every detail of the long winded money grabbing bullshit that is the majority of horror franchises!Editor’s note: raise your hand if you can tell when Kevin writes the copy.

Send us a textYou know the saying 'The Candyman can?' Well apparently the Candyman CAN'T stop Pete and Kevin making fun of the naming of this film, the stupidity of the characters in it, and everything else about this critically successful 2021 horror movie. It's definitely a sequel apparently.

Send us a textM. Night is back, baby!Well, maybe. We find out today when the guys discuss his latest directorial effort, Old!A strange beach that makes you age really fast. A group of strangers that have an unknown link. Hey, at least no one has to saw their own leg off in this one.

Send us a textSuggested names for this episode:Escape room 2- electric boogalooEscape room 2- revenge of the synth..etic rooms designed to killEscape room 2 - The escapeningEscape room- Even more room!Escape RoomSSE2cape Room2 escape 2 rooms

Send us a textAll Pete's notes for this one is "HORAAY A GOOD ONE!" Join Pete and Kevin as they wind their way through deadly room after deadly room in a breakdown of Escape Room, which is apparently a better film then the last few they've talked about, according to Pete anyway.

Send us a textI'm pretty sure Pete organized this episode to get back at Kevin. In this 100th episode movie recap extravaganza! (they make me write out the whole thing each time) Kevin and Pete are joined by TWO SPECIAL GUESTS as Pete tests Kevin's knowledge out on ten movies they talked about over the last 99 episodes. Come see how much YOU remember and how much Kevin remembers of all these horrors movies Pete watched and broke down for everyone listening. Also come here for the expert input from the only two people that would agree to do a podcast with these two clowns. Enjoy the 100th episode movie recap extravaganza! ... did you notice they had TWO guests on and they didn't invite me??

Send us a textWhat happens when Draco Malfoy, The Winter Soldier, and Alice from Twilight team up to face down a paranormal threat with deadly intentions??Spoiler alert: they all die.Some college kids summon a ghostly entity, it gets kill-happy, they try to stop it, and things don't go well.Pete may have lost what was left of his sanity on this one. Kevin continues to mock him.

Send us a textOk so THIS is a first.Usually I get two sets of notes: a well put together selection of notes with beats, genre feels and a general breakdown from Pete, Aaaand an incoherent mess of jibberish scrawled on the back of a receipt from Total Wine written in crayon from Kevin. This episode is completely backward! PETE's notes are just a lot of red marker scrawled over what look like stick figures of girls?? i think. The words 'SHOOTY BANG' and 'ZOMBIE BOOM' are scrawled across the top, and it looks like it's covered in stickers from GamerPro magazine from 1997 with adds for the Sega Genesis. ...what the hell did this movie DO to pete??Tune in this week to hear what the hell happened to Pete after he watched The House of The Dead. Let me know what's in the episode, I'm honestly too scared to listen.

Send us a textHey everyone! did you listen to last weeks episode and go "man that was a good episode, i just wish the movie they talked about was dumber." WELL. have we got a TREAT for YOU!

Send us a textKevin has decided that him being coerced into listening to movies he doesn't like wasn't enough, he's now decided to make Pete watch movies that NO ONE likes. In the first of our month long mistak-er plan of talking about the LOWEST rated horror movies on Rotten Tomatoes, Pete and Kevin struggle through the "horror" "movie" One Missed Call. This is probably gonna lose us listeners.

Send us a textIf you are ever being hunted by a serial killer, make sure to get in the path of one that has a bad memory.This late 90's sequel sees the return of J-Love and Freddie Prinze Jr. as the evil Fisherman continues his crusade against them. Except this time they go tropical!! (But really they don't, because it rains the whole time and they didn't even film in the Bahamas).

Send us a textYou'd think that the homicidal maniac would learn after being bested by two hot teens on a boat. But no, the killer fisherman with a great memory is back for round two, and this time they are going tropical!!Pete and Kev may have found the proto-early 2000's slasher in this late 90's sequel. We've got tropey characters, constant bickering, idiotic decisions, and a killer whose just a jerk and murdering people who have nothing to do with his agenda.

Send us a textFor this episode we're going to use the marketing that the actual movie did: Paris Hilton is in this! She Dies! ...That's it. That's the marketing. That's all you get.

Send us a textFor a special 4th of July Pete let Kevin talk about family movies!... In which he discussed the most horrific moments on family movies that scarred children everywhere for the rest of their live. Kevin was not amused. Come see the boys talk about horrific events in classic family movies like The wizard of OZ series, The Polar express and of course- Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. What a ghastly man.

Send us a textIn space no one can hear you scream... because apparently they're all too busy screaming to listen. So basically no one can hear you scream because they're all self centered narcissists. So in space... its just like earth? Come listen to people scream - or don't listen if that's your thing - as Pete and Kevin discuss the 1991 Sci-fi  Horror movie Event Horizon.

Send us a textYou've seen a killer doll possessed by a voodoo practicing serial killer.But have you seen killer dolls brought to life by Egyptian magic, fighting nazis, duping psychics, and living a life of luxury at a seaside luxury hotel!?If not, then get ready for the 1989 straight-to-video classic, Puppet Master!A film that explores immortality, casual psychic powers that many people seemed to possess in the 80's, and the deadliness of foot-tall wooden puppets.

Send us a textFearless Films presents... PSYCHO!Arguably the film that kicked off the modern horror era, Psycho is the closest Hitchcock gets to a slasher.While Pete praises its artistic choices and historical relevance, Kevin can't stop laughing at the thought of a murderous old lady and how scandalous it was that a woman and a divorced man were sleeping together.Also, we have a new contender for best name we have ever heard in a movie: Inspector Arbogast!

Send us a textWhat happens when a film is marketed as a sexy, slasher, slice-em-up, but its actually a tale of growing up and the bonds of female friendship?You get Jennifer's Body!

Send us a textAn insect had a dream that he was a man, and it was beautiful. But now the dream is over.Kevin had a dream that he didn't have to hear about a gross, body-horror film. But that dream is now a nightmare.Pete had a dream that he was late for class, even though he hasn't been in school for over a decade.

Send us a textOnce again Pete has given me a decent breakdown of the movie- Evil dead the remake- so I can write this blurb: "It's a well done remake of the classic Bruce Campbell Evil Dead that takes things a little more seriously while still staying true to the original"THESE are Kevin's notes:"Tongue cutty! The trees are alive and NOT with the sound of music! TRIGGER WARNING they killed a dog those sick fuckos!" Sooo yeah- listen to Kevin and Pete as they talk through the Evil Dead remake, a movie they apparently disagree with on the quality of. Actually I have no idea how Kevin feels about the movie, that's his standard fare.

Send us a textToday we learn about Science! The science of gas tanks explodingThe science of the undeadThe science of tombstonesThe science of powerwalking away from your problems. Science! or lack thereof, abounds in this episode of Fealrless films as Pete and Kevin talk about Night of the Living Dead Remake!

Send us a textWelcome to May! The beautiful month of rebirth, regrow and rehashed old worndown film plots! Kevin and Pete take us through a deja-vu inducing breakdown of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. But wait! you cry, monocle falling into your cup of bergamot tea,  I say you've done this one before! Yes oddly refined listener of ours, we HAVE talked about this exact movie before, but that didn't stop hollywood from remaking this exact movie, calling it the exact same thing, and expecting to reap the rewards from it. So we're at it too! give us rewards!

Send us a textDo you have ANY idea what I have to work with on these descriptions??!Pete's notes- A short indie horror film where there's a monster lurking in the darkness, called Lights out. Ok, fine, great. little sparse but i can do this. Kevin's notes- DANANANANA CAT VAMPIRE!... I don't even think that's enough nana's for the batman theme. I hate this place.

Send us a textHello Clarice ... IS APPARENTLY NOT WHAT HE SAYS AT ALL. Pete takes Kevin through the masterly well crafted crime thriller (not horror because it won awards) movie Silence of the Lambs. Learn everything about why Anthony Hopkins is not invited to Kevin's birthday party. There's apparently stuff about the movie in there too.

Send us a textSo I got the notes for this episode from Kevin and it just reads as follows:"PResideennt??? ALIEANS?!? Bill pullmans is a cat boy? Buffy hates ghosts........ I need to rewatch Memento. "So yeah. That's what's in this episode. I guess? Enjoy trying to unraveling Kevin and Pete's perplexed ramblings about The Grudge!

Send us a textPete digs up another terrible holiday themed horror movie and Kevin can't handle it. This time Pete had gone too far. The tables are turned in this episode! What does that mean? I don't know! They don't tell me things! What do table's turning even have to do with anything? Wouldn't the table just still be the same? If it's a round or square table can you even tell if it's been turned? Find the answers to none of these questions on this week's episode of Fearless Films!

Send us a textJoin us everyone as today Pete takes Kevin through one of the most uncomfortable moments in American history... OR DOES HE? IT's weird, and racist, and it definitely makes the two boys uncomfortable, its... Antebellum!

Send us a textJoin us as the boys break down the 2006 apocalyptical horror movie The Omen. Pete comes to terms with his fear and suspicion of all humans under the age of 10 and Kevin learns what the word "plagiarism" means. Also this isn't ghostbusters? They told me to put that in. I don't know why.

Send us a textHey Everyone and welcome to Fearless films! Today's episode is...*checks calendar* Aaaah dammit. Happy St Patrick's day. I'm sorry.

Send us a textCome join Pete and Kevin as Pete raises Kevin's hope up to super high levels by brings us a Guillermo del Toro movie and then completely throwing them to the ground by explaining a convoluted weird movie about bugs in a sewer. Mimic! kinda, they don't actually look like people yaaaaay.

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Send us a text*TRIGGER WARNING* If talking about ABSOULTE TRASH movies from the early 2000s makes you upset or uncomfortable- DONT LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE. Kevin and Pete get together, begrudgingly, to talk about a movie so bad that even Pete wants out from the beginning. Listen as the perplexed duo question their way through this horribly done, kinda spoof of a slasher movie that didn't try hard enough to either be entertaining, scary or deliver a message.Love is in the air everyone!

Send us a textJoin us as we figure out if a building, or a person can be haunted! I mean, Pete figures that out. Kevin just gets grumpy because even though people were actually acting smart here, it didn't seem to help them out any. Enjoy Insidious as Pete winds us through the harrowing haunting and remember- don't get too scared!

Send us a textPete and Kevin get to play historians as they dredge up the usage of the mythical 'VHS' tape, a major part of the storyline in The Ring. While Pete tries to wind a terrifying tale of curses and long reaching evil and revenge, Kevin can't help but notice its all down to bad parenting and weirdly high numbers of horse suicide. So sit back, relax, and  please be kind and rewind after listening to this episode of Fearless Films!

Send us a textWe're back to the scary world of Romero in The Night of the Living Dead! Where Pete desperately tries to convince Kevin that undead ghouls shuffling around at roughly the speed of a zoomba are scary. Learn about THE movie that kicked off what we know as modern zombies, even though they weren't called zombies in this one! Pete gets to rave about a classic he respects and Kevin gets to see how slow motion monster can, in fact, be deadly, if only due to numbers.

Send us a textIt's all fun and games here at Fearless films! At least that's what Kevin's desperately trying to do in this episode as Pete takes him through one of the more bleak movies he's had to watch and talk about. Back to the woods they go in The Lodge, a suspense filled mystery turned horror where the two boys takes their listeners on a tale of horrible parenting techniques, super villain origin stories, and for some reason an Island with a polar bear? I don't know man, I just write the descriptions.

Send us a textCome hiking with us in the woods of America where its totally safer than Sweden! That's a lie. It's not safe at all. Pete take Kevin on a short but brutal tour of the Blair woods as they wind their way through the tale of The Blair Witch Project. Not only the scope of the movie, but they also discuss the long reaching ramifications of the new 'found footage' style of film making and the mark the movie made on Hollywood by being such a financial success. Kevin also learns of the best way to deal with any frustration or anger- kicking things into rivers!

Send us a textOn this weeks episode, the guys face one of the most terrifying forces in the world: geometry!! We are talking about Cube, a Canadian sci-fi horror film from 1997.Pete explains the story of a group of strangers trapped in a gigantic cube shaped construct made up of individual cube-rooms. They must use their wits to survive the deadly, booby-trapped rooms, figure out why they have been imprisoned, and find a way out before they starve to death.Kevin knows better than to assume they will remain calm and work together like reasonable people. He also assumes that he would be just as doomed in this scenario, because he is terrible at math (the rooms are marked by number codes, which may reveal if they are trapped or not).So join us in the Cube, avoid the blue rooms, and remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this episode of Fearless Films, the guys check out Jamie Lee Curtis' second slasher outing with the 1980 Canadian horror film, Terror Train. The story follows a group of college students celebrating New Years on a party train, and being stalked by a vengeful killer. Not quite "Die Hard on a train" but close enough.Pete takes Kevin through the intriguing mystery of the movie, which is not the identity of the killer, but how they manage to sneak around the train undetected (hint, this is also a costume party). Then, Pete delights over the fact that David Copperfield performs legit magic tricks throughout the movie!Kevin puzzles over the fact that there is an entire B-plot about old men discussing retirement and the value of the train industry. Not typical fare for a sexy teen slasher film, and Kevin is afraid of a repeat of Halloween 3's middle-aged protagonist nonsense.So everyone hop on board, and try to survive the Terror Train! And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textWelcome to Christmas time at Fearless Films! Having run out of Black Christmas movies to talk about (for now) Pete and Kevin turn to another Christmas movie for their holiday Cheer. Unfortunately for them 'cheer' is the last thing anyone is feeling as they struggle through this movie.Pete tries to grapple with the horrendous exploitation in this 80's slasher telling the tale of a deranged orphan pushed past the brink of sanity, donning a Santa costume to go on a bloody Christmastime rampage. Kevin spends his time oscillating between trying to understand the choices the movie makers make while criticizing the killer's choices of how he racks up the body count. His work is cut out for him this episode because Pete's right there with him in questioning the choices this movie makes.So sit back next to the fireplace this Christmas time and make sure to lock your doors, and chimneys this Christmas time as Santa may be looking at your for his "Naught - KILL" list! Have a happy holiday season from fea

Send us a textOn this week's episode of Fearless Films, the guys talk about The Conjuring! This 2010's haunting film tells the tale of a family set upon by an evil spirit, and the middle aged ghost fighting couple who comes to save them.Pete explains the history of the Warrens (the couple who fights ghosts), and how in real life, they were charlatans and con artists. The movie is a lot more sympathetic and paints them in heroic colors.Kevin, as a home owner, offers his insight into just how many spooky events would have to happen to convince him to move out - one. The answer is one spooky happening. His family is not worth the trouble of a ghost who spends its days breaking picture frames and locking people in the basement.So join us haunted house happening, and remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this week's episode of Fearless Films, the guys open up one Christmas present early, and inside is a killer doll! This is the late 80's slasher hit, Child's Play!Pete tells the tale of a notorious serial killer using voodoo magic to inhabit the body of a doll in order to cheat death. He then continues his killing spree while trying to obtain the body of a young boy. In true 80's fashion, all of this madness is played straight and taken most seriously.Kevin spends the entire episode trying to wrap his head around how a doll could be dangerous in the first place. More than that however, Kevin sympathizes with the high cost of toys for children, and how difficult it can be to please one's kids.So take the batteries out, close the closet door, and stuff what's left under the bed. Make sure none of your toys are watching, and remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textIn today's episode of Fearless Films, the guys discuss 30 Days of Night, a comic book inspired tale about a group of vampires that descend on a small Alaskan town to feed for an entire month while the sun never comes up over the horizon.Pete describes the film as the last bastion of good, monstrous and violent vampires before the first Twilight film would come out the following year. Kevin can only focus on his man-crush, Josh Hartnett, and largely complains that living in Alaska in general is a terrible idea.So join us for this bloody and gruesome monster movie, and remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this weeks episode of Fearless Films, the guys return to the Overlook for the rare Stephen King sequel, this time being Dr. Sleep.Pete explains how this follow-up to The Shining focuses more on psychic people battling each other, and less on spooky haunted hotels. Little Danny Torrence is all grown up, and battling demons both metaphorically and literally.Kevin squirms as King continues to put children in danger and make us face the horrors of the human condition. He also appreciates a fine whiskey, and wishes he had his own ghost bartender to offer him a drink after a hard day.So join us as we get stuck in the hedge maze one last time, and remember: Ka is a wheel, don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this week's episode of Fearless Films, the guys go on holiday to the infamous Overlook Hotel in Stanley Kubrik's "The Shining."Pete breaks down the classic horror film, from its pioneering of Steadicam technology, to its differences from the Stephen King source material.Nerd warning: Pete may go on a rant about how the book is better (but the movie is still great).Kevin realizes that no where is safe from Stephen King, as this story does not even take place in Maine, but rather the state of Colorado. He also laughs in the face of terror, as he has been trapped in his house with his family for the better part of a year, and no one has even picked up an axe once (he did get smacked with a spatula once, however. Long story).So join us in the ballroom, grab a drink from the waiter, and always remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys repeat the same day over and over again with Happy Death Day.Pete explains how a young female college student is caught in a timeloop, and is murdered over and over again by a killer in a baby mask. Unlike the seminal timeloop film, Groundhog's Day, she does not learn how to play the piano with her new free time (however, she does learn to love again).Kevin dreams about all he could get down with that extra time (like learning the piano), but then fears that his college debt would increase substantially from the time loop.Join us as we enjoy a horror movie where instead of a group of people gets brutally murdered, its just the main character over and over. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this week's episode of Fearless Films, the guys take their 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88 to the place where evil spends its summers, Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead!Pete explains the cult classic that built the foundation of a group of young people meeting at a secluded cabin and conjuring spirits from an ancient book. He also explains that the way to defeat the evil is to hack it limb from limb, even if it is possessing your loved ones.Kevin learns the hard way why late night parties reading ancient Sumerian are never a good idea. He then questions any vacation spot that only has one way in or out, and thinks these kids should have got their money back from their travel agent.So join us in this cabin of chaos, and remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys confront their most dreaded enemy once again - THE REMAKE. This time they are discussing Friday the 13th (2009).Pete explains how the writers crammed four movies worth of plot into this one film, and yet somehow came up with a shallow series of kills with barely any story holding them together (and that's compared to the 80's slashers this is rebooting).Kevin is barely hanging on after a month of Jason, and finds no respite from this entry. He has the know-how to see how this movie is somehow a worse version of the entire franchise he just learned about. So join us for the most gratuitous sex scenes in the franchise, a human Jason that plays the most dangerous game, and a hillbilly having relations with a mannequin (really). And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys check out the FINAL two chapters of the Friday Franchise. No, for real, the last ones. Promise.First, Kevin gets his wish when Pete explains Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday. We learn that only the blood relative of a Jason can kill him for good and send him to Hell. Just like we learn that he actually has blood relatives at all. And a house. And a book of the dead that is the source of his undeath. Seems like a lot of things that should have been brought up before.After that, because of course that wasn't the end, Jason finally visits the final frontier and goes on a trip to outer space. He visits the holodeck, gets a cybernetic upgrade, and even finds a new home on the smartly named Earth 2. This is also about the time that Kevin loses his mind.So join us as we cap off the original run of Friday the 13th movies, and remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys enter the prime of the Friday the 13th series' pop culture influence: The Gimmick Years. From parts 5 through 8, the creators throw in everything but the kitchen sink in order to keep audiences interested in the bloody adventures of Jason Voorhees.We're talking copycat killers, Frankenstein-like revivals from the dead, battling psychic girls, and even visiting the Big Apple itself, New York City.Pete explains how each entry gets crazier and more over the top, and fails to bring in the dollars of the early films.Kevin has the startling realization that the definitive pop culture image of Jason does not even take full form until 7 or 8 entries into this franchise.So join us on this killer cruise through one of the greatest slasher epics of all time, and remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this week's episode of Fearless Films, the guys return to their annual October tradition of The Franchise Breakdown. This year, they are discussing Pete's favorite slasher series, Friday the 13th.In part 1, Pete breaks down Friday's 2, 3, and 4 - The Human Years. Jason is still just a "regular" human killer, who runs instead of stalks, and struggles to grapple with teenagers instead of bending them in half with super strength. These early entries still have the feeling of late 70's summer slashers, with plenty of POV shots and screaming women.Kevin tries to wrap his head around the fact that Jason doesn't even get his hockey mask until part 3, and that part 4 is called The Final Chapter when he knows there are so many more entries in this series. And worst of all... one of these movies is in 3D!!!So grab a machete, strap on a hockey mask, and join us for a journey through one of classic slasher franchises of the 1980's. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this week's episode of Fearless Films, the guys are celebrating their one year anniversary by coming full circle and returning to the haunted place where it all started: Black Christmas!... (2019).Pete is amazed to admit that he actually found a version of Black Christmas that he enjoyed! Turns out, when you remove the shock factor gross-out elements, creepy incest, and erratic jumps in tone, you can actually put out a pretty good movie.Kevin is skeptical, but follows along anyway. The show must go on, after all. He enjoys the callbacks to the previous movies, but is still disappointed with a severe lack of slashing.So grab your party hats and cut yourself a slice of cake, and join us in celebrating one year of Fearless Films! And remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys have a study session on 1998's The Faculty, a Scream-inspired take on Invasion of the Body Snatchers.Pete explains why a shapeshifting alien overlord chooses to start their invasion in the most ethnically diverse Ohio high school instead of a major metropolitan city. He also wonders why these aliens even bother with a stealthy approach when they seem to be practically invincible as long as they stay hydrated.Kevin tries to keep up with the names and faces in a cast so stacked, he's seen less celebrities at the Oscar's. He also now has to add "possibly falling in love with a mind controlling alien" to the list of reasons he has to fear when his kids get old enough to start dating.So join us for an extended study period, bring a bag lunch, and most importantly: don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys discuss the very first Stephen King film adaptaion, 1976's Carrie!Pete explains the story of a lonely, bullied high school girl who discovers she has psychic powers and ultimately unleashes her rage on all those who tormented her and more. Pete also gets excited to see John Travolta in his first major film roll, and his best villainous performance until Face/Off.Kevin, having been conditioned by King stories at this point, assumes the worst at every turn and is suspicious of everyone's motives. He also relives his high school days during an overly long "getting ready for prom" montage, including the gathering of pig's blood for nefarious purposes.So grab a date and join us for the greatest prom in film history, with Stephen King's Carrie! And remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this weeks episode of Fearless Films, the guys sit down to play a game with the darkly funny Ready or Not.Pete delves into the pros and cons of making business deals with the Devil, and why you should always check the fine print on the contract. Also, he shows us why the Wedding Night is not the time for the bride to get to know the grooms family.Kevin explains why board games are not the path to a billion dollar company, and you should just buy sports teams instead. He also enlightens us on the benefits of a sacrificial goat pit, and why you should have as many as possible on your property.So grab some dice, a deck of cards, or your favorite crossbow, and join us for a game night to die for with Ready or Not. And remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this week's episode of Fearless Films, the guys dream up a scare with the essential 80's slasher, A Nightmare on Elm Street. This game-changer from Wes Craven is about a group of teens being stalked in their dreams by a burnt, blade wielding serial killer who can kill you in real life if you die in the dream.Pete explains how vigilante justice can backfire if the criminal you kill has the power to come back in your children's dreams. He also reminds us of the importance of listening to your kids when they say the boogeyman is out to get them, especially if you created said boogeyman.Kevin is excited to explore the horror dreamscape and all the possibilities it holds. He changes his mind though, when he runs across "Freddy Long-Arms" and falls out of his chair laughing.So get a good nights sleep before joining us for this bloody good time, and remember: Don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this week's special episode, the guys pick apart the two film adaptations of Stephen King's Pet Sematary.Pete explains how an overplayed accent is the key to eternal fame, and that cats are assholes whether they are undead or alive. Kevin has to face the horrors of the idea that his children could turn demonic and kill him one day. Also, he agrees that cats are jerks. So grab a shovel and help us dig up the horror that is Pet Sematary. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys redefine the slasher genre with the essential Wes Craven film, Scream (1996).Pete breaks down the rules of every horror movie (and how they can be ignored if you are badass enough). He then reveals that horrifying truth that no matter how big a name your celebrity is, no one is safe in a horror movie.Kevin is relieved to hear that not every horror movie from the late 90's/early 2000's is an edgy, cringey reminder of his teen years. He is also thrilled to see that these teens don't walk blindly into danger, and can actually fight back when threatened.So join us as we Scream for joy at this classic film. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this week's episode, the guys run in terror from the 1988 remake of The Blob. It's a tongue-in-cheek monster movie with a lot of gory practical effects.Pete explains how the only chance we stand against the Ruskies is with uncontrollable, mindless monsters that devour everything in sight. How this helps is still lost on him, but damn it this is America!Kevin tries to figure out why this Blob menace seems intent on breaking up as many teenage dates as possible. Maybe it was scorned by a past lover? Maybe it believes that sex should wait until marriage? What kind of a broken heart dwells within the pink, gooey mass that is The Blob??So join us as we face the unimaginable horror that is, THE BLOB. And remember, don't get too scared...

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Send us a textOn this week's episode, the guys go back to the mall and check a remake of an old classic: 2004's remake of Dawn of the Dead!Pete explains that zombies can run now, and characters are more like set dressing in the modern horror genre. He also details a list of fun games you can play if you are trapped in a mall during an apocalypse (most include the murder of zombies!)Kevin mourns the loss of internal logic in the types of movies, from sudden zombie manifestations, to character laziness, all the way to plot hooks being introduced at the last second that could have been useful earlier. He also endorses the many uses of propane and propane accessories (as explosive devices).So grab a smoothie, buy some non-blood spattered clothes at the Gap, and get a ticket at the movie theater to see Dawn of the Dead (2004) with us. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this week's episode, the guys deconstruct horror movies with the hit horror-comedy, The Cabin in the Woods.Pete explains what it takes to make a horror movie, and why studio interference almost always ends with someone getting "axed". Also, he discusses the relationship between the audience and the movie-makers, and why hardcore fans tend to get a little too "Misery" at times.Kevin develops a healthy new paranoia for middle-aged government drones watching and controlling his life. He also examines the long standing character tropes that make up a slasher movie, and why blood and boobs will always make money.Finally, the guys share a special love for the actor, Fran Kranz. That is all, Fran Kranz is a delight. Don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys dive in headfirst to the original summer blockbuster (and the movie that almost ruined summer at the beach), JAWS!Pete gushes over his favorite movie of all time, the breakout film of Director Stephen Spielberg and the one that changed cinema forever. Pete explains how sometimes a movie adapted from a book can be better than the source material. Then, he presents his thesis that Jaws falls under every genre of movie, not just horror.Kevin, looking to get out of the house after our discussion about Arachnophobia, cancels his plans to go to the beach and catch some fish on the boat. After that, he critiques the characters' shark hunting techniques, based on all his years of experience on a... pond.So join us as we explore the greatest "on the water" movie ever made (no, not Overboard with Kurt Russel and Goldie Hawn). And remember, if you're going into the water, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys get a healthy dose of creepy crawlies when they fall into the web of scares known as, Arachnophobia.Pete tries to explain the biology of house spiders mating with Venezuelan jumping tarantulas, but ends up just instead focusing on the comedy gold that is John Goodman.Kevin adds his personal knowledge of the dangers of home ownership. From rotting wood in the floors, to deadly slipper spiders. His recommendation is to burn the house to the ground and flee to space.So decide if you can stomach an entire movie of spiders on the rampage and pick Team Scaredy Cat or Team Horror. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys head to summer camp for some fun in the sun, swimming lessons, and machete battles with homicidal maniacs. It's Friday the 13th!Pete explains the horrible history of Camp Blood, where many tragedies have occurred and the town thinks it is tainted with a death curse. He also explains the dangers of wild animals getting in your cabin. One is more important than the other.Kevin puts on his detective hat and tries to figure out who the killer is in this assemblage of teens, cops, and unattended old men with more than one screw loose. He also keeps up the slash-count in this slasher movie, and tries to determine if it earns the title.So join us for the beginning of one of the greatest slasher franchises of all time. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys face the ultimate test and see if they can survive Saw! (See-Saw?)Pete explains the dangerous murder-puzzles of the Jigsaw killer, a mad man with a love of overly elaborate crimes. Like the Riddler meets Hannibal Lector.Kevin wonders if he could ever survive a challenge like the one in the movie: being trapped with Pete in a room for 6 hours. He also wonders why The Dread Pirate Roberts has settled into a surgery career and left Buttercup behind.And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys take some much needed vacation time and visit Fantasy Island, where dreams come true, turn on you in an instant, and then probably murder you for no real reason.Pete books us a tour on an island where any petty revenge fantasy can be fulfilled. He introduces us to the stereotype-defying guests, the barely-there owner, and the friendly zombie locals.Kevin analyzes the trauma of childhood bullying and its ongoing effects. He also explains the all around usefulness of a hand grenade, and how it can be an asset in any situation.So join us on the island-not-from-Lost, and see just how dark your fantasy can become. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys hit the surf, stroll the boardwalk, and eat some take-out food with a gang of teenage vampires. Its The Lost Boys!Kevin wonders why immortal beings spend all of their time and effort on grade-school pranks and dirt bike racing. He also laments that his kids will one day be old enough to have to fight vampires themselves, and wonders where they will get all that holy water.Pete explains how much holy water is needed to fill a bath tub to "vampire killing standards". Then, he paints a picture of the decadent 80's with shirtless, oiled up saxophone players.So join us viewers, as we take a trip to the beaches of Santa Carla with The Lost Boys. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys gather around the camp fire for some Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark!Pete explains the dangers of reassembling men and angry scarecrows. Also, he dissects the thematic importance of exploring the Vietnam War in a kids movie.Kevin gives us cooking lessons that depend on human digits in the recipe, as well as his fond memories of fighting off swarms of spiders in drama club.So sit down, make some smores, and get ready for the scariest stories in children's literature. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys avoid accidents and mysterious coincidences while discussing Final Destination!Pete explains how a group of teens narrowly escapes a tragic accident, so Death itself comes after them in a petty form of revenge. Pete also offers a glimpse of his own possible future of manic ramblings and intense safety precautions.Kevin wonders why Death has to cover up the evidence of its own crimes, and if they would even count as crimes. He also questions the explosive properties of water and early-2000's computers.So join us for a Rube Goldberg horror trip, and remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, Pete introduces Kevin to an anthology horror film, Creepshow! This is when a movie is comprised of multiple short stories that all tell individual spooky tales.Pete explains why murder always leads to vengeful ghosts (so just don't do it!). He also sings his praise to author Stephen King's crowning acting achievement as a dimwitted country bumpkin.Kevin weighs the pros and cons of getting rid of his wife by feeding her to an arctic monster that lives in a box. He then decides it will be much easier to just live in a hermetically sealed apartment and let his kids deliver his meals to him through the mail slot.So join us for the darkly funny, and horrifyingly silly jaunt that is CREEPSHOW! And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this weeks episode of Fearless Films, Kevin and Pete find themselves trapped together in a small house, fighting off the overwhelming power of the ocean. So, like most weeks, just more damp.Pete has to explain the lifestyle of 1800's lighthouse keepers, as well as a nude Willem Dafoe.Kevin has to resist going mad after exploring the endless depths of the ocean itself, and a nude Willem Dafoe.So join us as we talk about mermaids, maritime superstitions, homemade alcohol, and scrimshaw bone carvings. And remember, don't get too scared... (of a nude Willem Dafoe).

Send us a textOn this weeks episode, we tear through the clothes of, and assimilate, John Carpenter's THE THING!Pete breaks down one of his favorite horror movies of all time. He explains why the solution to any outbreak situation is simply to blow everything up. Also, Pete educates everyone on the finer points of American-Norwegian international relations. Step one, don't shoot at or drop grenades on your host when they invite you into their home.Kevin meanwhile points out the movie's examples of poor dog handling, as well as the even worse examples of people handling (Kevin knows to keep everyone trapped in a house quarantined to their own rooms, he's got kids).So join the guys on this terrifying mystery, and be prepared to give a blood sample to prove you are not an alien in disguise. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn today's episode of Fearless Films, the guys venture into the great black void of space and confront something unknown, something horrifying, something.... ALIEN.Pete explains why you never break quarantine for any reason, and why robot blood is so difficult to clean out of the carpets.Kevin ponders the intricacies of the future space-economy and how to get rich quick by sacrificing all of your employees. He also agrees that an cat left to its own devices can find its way into anything, even on a space ship.Join us for the ultimate home invasion movie in space, and remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this very special episode of Fearless Films, we sit down to compare the Spanish-made found footage film, REC, and its American remake, Quarantine!Pete lays down all of the dangers of being trapped in a small apartment building with a rage-inducing virus, while also explaining that zombies of all ages can be dangerous.Kevin sympathizes with the pains of being a landlord to hostile (flesh-eating) tenants, and also tells us where in the Bible it states that demonic possession is transmittable by sneezing or coughing on another person.Join us as we break down not one, but two scary movies! And remember: don't get too scared...

Send us a textIn this week's thrilling tale, the guys are solving the mystery of The Invisible Man!!!Pete tries to explain how hard it is to convince others of your sanity when they keep ignoring physical evidence, as well as the dangers of leaving your cooking unattended with a homicidal maniac.Meanwhile, Kevin investigates variable setting car alarms, and long term dog sitting services.Join us as we cover the floor in coffee grounds and throw paint all over the house to defend ourselves against The Invisible Man! And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textWe continue from last week with IT, Chapter 2 (Attack of the Clowns!)Pete has to lay out this not-quite-as-perfect sequel, which has a very video game setup. A gathering of forces is followed by a series of fetch quests, followed by a few quick side quests before fighting the big boss of the movie.Kevin, after sorting out the many names and faces of the cast, has trouble deciding if the many new plot points brought up in flashbacks were even in the first movie, or if his memory is starting to degrade in old age.Join us as we defeat this evil, shape-changing clown once and for all. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week, the guys tackle the modern day telling of the Stephen King classic, IT.After weeks of convincing Kevin that this was not a movie about computer specialists, Pete finally made him realize it was about something much more exciting: a clown that eats children!Pete takes Kevin down the long journey of a two part movie, based on a novel, which had once before been adapted into a TV miniseries, and authored by a coked-up and drunk writing genius (thankfully clean and sober today).It gets weird!Join us as we discuss a movie about the power of childhood belief, the strength of friendship, an eldritch shape-shifting monster clown that feeds on the fear (and bodies) of children, and that kid from Stranger Things with the cool name, Finn Wolfhard.

Send us a textHappy St. Patty's Day!!! Because we have no originality whatsoever, we chose to talk about Leprechaun on the most Irish holiday ever. Watch as a little Irish monster terrorizes small-town bumpkins and pre-fame Jennifer Anniston in search of his pot of gold.Pete breaks down how this poorly received movie somehow led to a franchise eight films strong, despite never receiving positive reviews and always losing money.Kevin tries to stay sane as he is beat over the head with Irish stereotypes, dumb characters, and complete lack of story-driven plot.Grab a drink, relax in a comfy chair, and join us for some laughs and scares as we follow the rainbow to the pot of gold known as Leprechaun. And remember: Don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week, Pete introduces Kevin to a zombie classic, George Romero's Dawn of the Dead!The guys debate whether a shopping mall really is the best place to hide during a zombie apocalypse, but they definitely agree that stealing a helicopter is the right move, even if neither of them could fly one.While Kevin ponders whether he could put down his best friend if they became a zombie (hint: he really could), Pete wonders if he could stomach hanging out with hillbilly survivalists who have the best chance of dealing with the zombies.Be careful of flesh-eating ghouls the next time you go shopping, and remember: Don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week, we go back to where it all started. Bad Moon is a werewolf horror film that Kevin saw as a young boy, and it scared him so much he never watched another horror movie again!Well, Pete has tracked down this little known film, and decided to help Kevin relive all of his past trauma! Yay!Get ready for gratuitous sex scenes, ultra violence, and really bad 90's morphing CGI. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week, the guys explore What Lies Beneath, a thriller starring Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer. While Pete goes over the rules for safe bath tub use, Kevin discusses how appropriate it is for a psychiatrist to tell a person to go talk to ghosts in their house (hint: not at all).Join us on this Scooby-Doo mystery for adults, and try to figure out What Lies Beneath this two hour drama that suddenly becomes a horror film in the last 20 minutes.And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThe inevitable remake strikes again, this time in 3D!!!!!!This week, the guys discuss My Bloody Valentine 3D, a nonsense title because it is not the third entry in the franchise, thus breaking a decades old rule.Kevin is astounded by the sheer number of "weapon thrust at the screen" kills, while Pete is repeatedly annoyed by plot contrivances in a movie where he really should just let it go.Grab a friend and a pair of 3D glasses, and enjoy getting a pickaxe thrown at your face for the next hour, and remember... don't get too scared...

Send us a textHappy Valentines!!!This week we celebrate the holiday of love with a slasher movie about... coal mines?The guys discuss My Bloody Valentine, a Canadian horror film about a pick-axe enthusiast who delights in serial murder and delivering heart-o-grams (literally).Kevin tries to figure out the mating habits of small town mining folk, while Pete criticizes the record keeping habits of early 80's medical institutions.Pull up a chair, cuddle up with a loved one, and enjoy My Bloody Valentine. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week, the guys learn all about the ocean salvaging industry... and ghost/soul salvagers, which is apparently a thing. Its GHOST SHIP!!While Kevin laments the career and hairstyle choices of actor Karl Urban, Pete tries to figure out the formula for how many souls one needs to collect to get medical benefits in Hell.As a Valentine's gift to his wife, Pete breaks down this absurd early-2000's ghost flick because it is one of her favorites. On the plus side, Pete enjoys making Kevin suffer, so that's nice too. Don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week, the guys explore the dangers of life in colonial New England with The Witch.While Pete explains the health benefits of regular wood chopping exercise, Kevin sympathizes with the struggles of raising rowdy children. All while examining the dangers of living next door to a witch.Try not to make any deals with the Devil before you listen to our next great episode. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week, the guys have changed their European travel plans from London to Sweden. It does not go as planned.Kevin relives the horror of writing a college paper, as well as the horror cult mating rituals that involve putting... things in other people's food.Pete relives the horror of freeloading around college students trying to work, and reminds everyone that going off by yourself in a strange environment is A BAD IDEA!Join us for Midsommar! And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, the guys survive the emotionally draining endurance test that is Hereditary!While Pete goes over driving safety tips, Kevin is tested on his Bible trivia, specifically relating to how many devils there are down in Hell.This harrowing tale of family, cults, possession, and miniature models will chill you to the bone! Don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this week's episode, the guys come face to face with the scariest thing a person can encounter... themselves!!It's dopplegangers and doubles this week with Jordan Peele's US. Kevin points out mistakes in proper boat maintenance while Pete breaks down why your food pyramid only has one level - rabbit.Join the guys as they confront their darker selves, and remember... don't get too scared...

Send us a textThis week on Fearless Films, we ring in the new year with an old slasher. Proving that there is a horror movie for any occasion, New Years Evil celebrates slashers in style!Kevin meets his breaking point for incompetent killers, while Pete can't stop grooving to the 80's punk soundtrack. How do you explain a movie that starts with a mystery, then reveals the secret, only to reintroduce the mystery again at the end? Is it worth trying?Get your confetti and part poppers ready, and prepare for the final countdown as we hit the new year with fun and fearlessness. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textIt's back...... Black Christmas!The boys are again subjected to the horrors of this Holiday Horror, but updated with a mid-2000's aesthetic. The kills are more brutal, but the characters are basically non-existant.Join us as we explore how a remake can take things in the complete opposite direction of the source material and still leave you with a sour taste in your mouth.Kevin roots for his favorite Scream Queens to make it to the end, while Pete just wants it to be over already.

Send us a textOn this week's episode of Fearless Films, they guys learn the true meaning of Christmas: be good, or else an angry German spirit will send you to Hell!Pete learns a new favorite word, and that word is KRAMPUS! Kevin just wonders how this horror movie is any different than his normal family holiday gatherings.Join the guys as they discuss gift giving, decorating taboos, and storytelling in the style of Rankin/Bass TV specials. Krampus is coming to town... don't get too scared...

Send us a textOn this week's episode, the guys learn that size doesn't matter if you have strength in numbers. That's right, its the classic 80's creature feature: Gremlins!While Pete is busy reveling in practical effects and nostalgia, Kevin explains the woes of business ownership and capitalism in America.And remember, there are three very important rules for this film:1. Never watch it on an empty stomach.2. Always watch it with the whole family.3. Don't get too scared...

Send us a textIn this week's episode, the guys tackle a movie built entirely on what every audience shouts at the people in horror films: GET OUT! Join us as we decide at what level of uncomfortable is it okay to bail on your in-laws. Kevin practices his 100 meter dash while Pete attempts home brain surgery! Don't get too scared...

Send us a textIn this week's episode, Pete introduces Kevin to the madness inducing nightmare that is the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.Kevin gets fed up with terrible naming conventions in the horror genre, while simultaneously teaching Pete a valuable lesson about respecting the law and other people's property.How many people must die before it qualifies as a massacre? Is a slaughter more or less? How about a murder spree? All of this and more will give your family some great talking points this Thanksgiving while everyone is enjoying a big family meal together.Happy Turkey Day everyone, and remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textIn today's episode, the guys discuss a very special gimmick episode. In 2018's "A Quiet Place" a family is under siege by monsters who are blind but have super sensitive hearing.While Pete tries to explain their plight, Kevin laments the family's decision making skills. Build a sound proof room, or live next to a noisy waterfall. Light a crackling fire, or just use a flashlight.Join us as we loudly pick apart the turmoil of A Quiet Place. And remember, don't get too scared...

Send us a textIn this week's episode, the guys take a trip across the pond to see the sights in Europe, all while avoiding the local wildlife.Pete breaks down An American Werewolf in London, while Kevin breaks down inept police, excitable nurses, and Muppet cameos.Join on for this classic monster flick that features the greatest werewolf transformation on screen. Don't get too scared...

Send us a textIn this week's episode, the guys learn the value of a hard day's work on the farm.Going over their first movie based on the work of horror legend Stephen King, Kevin and Pete compare their family values to those of a deranged and prideful Nebraskan farmer. "1922" shows us that if you try to solve your problems with murder, you may get back exactly what you deserve and more. Don't get too scared...

Send us a textIn a very special episode of Fearless Films, Kevin and Pete go on a journey to figure out this convoluted mess of a franchise that is known as Halloween.Halloween is a movie series that has been rebooted, retconned, and resurrected so many times that it has become harder to kill than Michael Myers himself. Pete does his best to untangle all of these various movies threads, from the original six, to the Rob Zombie remakes, to the brand new Blumhouse retcons. Kevin does his best to retain his sanity while realizing that we are going to have to face each and every one of this movies by themselves one day.Grab a seat and get comfy while we explore Halloween: The Franchise Could Not Be Killed!!!

Send us a textOn this weeks very special episode, the boys get to experience a franchise suddenly becoming an anthology series. Instead of their beloved masked murderer, they face the horrors of American capitalism mixed with ancient magical forces.Pete wonders if everything he saw was just some mad fever dream, while Kevin decides whether or not his kids are allowed to dress up for Halloween ever again. Do you dare join them for on an adventure featuring a middle aged alcoholic protagonist, evil Halloween masks, and suicidal G-men?Welcome to Halloween 3: Season of the Witch. Don't get too scared...

Send us a textIn this episode, Pete describes the first Halloween sequel, beginning the 80's slasher franchise wars.Learn why hospitals are no longer a safe place in a dangerous situation, especially when it has staffing problems. Kevin continues to test his angelic avenger theory, and develops a new fear of hot tubs.Enjoy episode 3 of Fearless Films... don't get TOO scared.

Send us a textIn this episode Pete dives into the first of the Greats in the slasher world- Halloween (1978)Listen along as we get to hear the rise of Michael Myers, the longest running slasher in the genre. Pete shows you the world through this mad killer's eyes while Kevin... wonders about angelic intervention and Butcher knife tensile strength. Join us on episode 2 of Fearless Films... Don't get TOO scared.

Send us a textKevin and Pete start off Fearless Films Podcast with what is considered the first American slasher film. Join them as they walk through this confusingly paced "slasher" that doesn't know if it wants to be a teen drama or a horror movie.Fearless Films Podcast is a weekly show where we walk through horror movies, breaking down the beats, discussing the lore and interesting trivia of all the best (and worst) in the horror movie genre.