"IMHOTEP!"

This month, we’re dusting off an absolute adventure classic: The Mummy (1999)!. From Brendan Fraser’s effortlessly charming Rick O’Connell to Rachel Weisz’s brilliant (and bookish) Evelyn, we dive into why this film is still so wildly rewatchable more than two decades later. We talk action, pulpy horror, iconic one-liners, and the perfect balance of scares, humor, and heart that helped define late-’90s blockbusters. Plus, we unpack Imhotep’s unforgettable villain arc, the groundbreaking (and sometimes questionable) CGI, and how The Mummy launched a franchise. Grab your camels and your Book of the Living, because this episode is ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE RIVER!!!

We’re diving into The Black Phone — Scott Derrickson’s chilling blend of supernatural horror and gritty true-crime realism. We unpack the film’s eerie atmosphere, Ethan Hawke’s haunting performance as “The Grabber,” and the emotional core that makes this story so much more than just jump scares.

Join us as we explore the movie’s 1970s setting, the symbolism behind the mysterious black phone, and how trauma, resilience, and childhood courage drive the film’s tension. We’ll also discuss how The Black Phone stands out in the modern horror landscape — and whether it earns its reputation as one of the decade’s most unsettling thrillers.

"BATHSHEBA!"

In this episode we are talking about the case that started it all; "The Conjuring" from 2013!

Based on the real-life case files of Ed and Lorraine Warren, the film follows a family plagued by terrifying forces inside their secluded farmhouse. We break down its masterful use of atmosphere, suspense, and practical scares, exploring how it balances grounded storytelling with truly nightmarish moments. Join us as we discuss the performances, the lasting impact of the Perron family haunting, and why this film continues to set the standard for paranormal horror.