This month on Scream Queens Horror Road Trip Podcast, we’re sharpening our Cupid’s arrows and revisiting the glossy, early-2000s slasher Valentine (2001) while cruising down to Fredericksburg, Texas for a fabulous PALentine weekend in wine country.

Between dissecting suspicious love letters, chaotic dance scenes, and that killer cherub mask, we sip our way through vineyards, snack on incredible food, browse the cutest shops, and fully commit to hot tub time (because what’s a slasher discussion without bubbles?).

And yes… we even locked eyes with a RHINO at The Rhinory. Romance isn’t dead — it just has a horn.

Grab your besties, pour a glass, and watch your back this Valentine’s season. 💋🔪🍷

Pack your overnight bag and don’t forget your camera… because this week the Scream Queens are heading down to Hochatown, Oklahoma for our annual Cabin in the Woods Weekend! 🌲🪓

On the drive through the pines, we’re diving into the unsettling, uncomfortable, and wildly effective found-footage gem CREEP. We break down why Mark Duplass’ performance is so skin-crawling, how the film weaponizes awkwardness, and why “Tubby Time” may never mean the same thing again.

Once we arrive in Hochatown, it’s full cozy-chaos mode: hiking the trails, brewery hopping, winery sipping, distillery tasting, indulging in amazing local eats—and of course… a whole lot of Hot Tub Time (which we now exclusively refer to as TUBBY TIME because… if you know, you know 🛁👀).

It’s the perfect blend of rustic relaxation and psychological horror as we ask:
Is Creep one of the most effective found footage films ever made? And would we survive a weekend alone in a cabin with Josef?

Grab your peach fuzz mask and join us for another road trip filled with laughs, scares, and just a little bit of Tubby Time.

This month on Scream Queens Horror Road Trip Podcast, we’re mixing blood, bells, and holiday cheer as we take on TERRIFIER 3 and a very festive road trip to Tulsa. Art the Clown returns in full Christmas chaos, and we break down the kills, the cruelty, the holiday setting, and where this installment fits in the ever-gory Terrifier franchise.

But the horror doesn’t stop there—we hit the streets for the Tulsa Christmas Parade, soaking in twinkling lights, marching bands, and small-town holiday magic (with our horror-loving brains finding the creep factor where we can). We keep the festive vibes rolling with local shopping, brewery hopping at spots fully decked out for Christmas, and an indulgent five-course meal at Juniper that felt like its own kind of cinematic experience.

It’s a road trip episode packed with yuletide cheer, elevated eats, and brutal holiday horror—proof that Christmas can be cozy, classy, and completely unhinged all at once. 🎅🏻🩸🎄