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The Final Podcast
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Boos, brews, and horror movie reviews! New episodes weekly featuring a review of a single horror movie and scene-by-scene commentary where splatter meets passion.
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337 - Prince of Darkness (1987) Review
After meeting with a priest, a professor gathers grad students to monitor a mysterious and unstable green liquid stored in an old canister in a locked church basement. For this week of Mirrors month, we are discussing John Carpenter's 1987 cult classic, Prince of Darkness. This film delves into...
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Final Friday: Man Chicken (2025)
Two brothers research and investigate the mystery behind "Man Chicken", an urban legend and local conspiracy. Friday is here once again after nearly two years to discuss Jesse Heisel's latest film, Man Chicken. This film takes two brothers on an investigative journey to search for an urban legend...
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336 - Mirrors (2008) Review
Ben, a former investigator turned security guard, watches over a partially burned department store at night when he begins to see odd occurrences in the mirrors of the store. Following the death of his sister, he believes it's related to the images he's seeing in the mirrors. Mirrors is the first...
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335 - Scream VI (2023) Review
Following the latest Woodsboro murders, Sam, Tara, and their friends relocate to New York City, but soon discover there's a new killer picking up the Ghostface murders. Scream VI is the finale of Sequel September 2026 and although there's a change of scenery from Woodsboro, the killings continue...
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334 - I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025) Review
A horrible incident from a year prior comes back to haunt a group of friends in the form of a killer dressed in a fisherman slicker. I Know What You Did Last Summer features a new set of friends encountering a horrific death similar to the events that occurred in Southport in 1997. Although this...
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333 - It: Chapter Two (2019) Review
The members of the Losers Club receive a phone call, reuniting them back in Derry, 27 years following their initial encounter with Pennywise, and after building lives outside of the town they grew up in. It: Chapter Two is the next film we're discussing in Sequel September 2026 and it's the story...
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332 - Final Destination: Bloodlines (2025) Review
Experiencing horrific nightmares of her grandparents dying, a college student returns home and speaks with her estranged grandmother on the deadly fates awaiting their family. Final Destination: Bloodlines is the first movie we're discussing for Sequel September 2026 and this movie continues the...
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331 - The Ring (2002) Review
A journalist begins to investigate the mystery behind her niece's death that involves a videotape, which causes anyone who watches it to die after 7 days. The Ring is the finale for Things You Don't Fuck With month and it was an American remake that made a splash in the early 2000s. We distinctly...
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330 - V/H/S/2 (2013) Review
A student's disappearance leads two private investigators to break into his home and look through a combination of VHS tapes. As they view the tapes, they begin to experience odd occurrences in the home and believe there's a more sinister cause for his disappearance. V/H/S/2 is up next in Things...
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329 - Talk to Me (2022) Review
A group of friends experiment with a new trend of using an embalmed hand to communicate with the dead, but when one of them breaks the rules, she starts to believe a spirit has permanently crossed over. Things You Don't Fuck With month is in full swing and Talk to Me fits very nicely into this...
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328 - Ouija (2014) Review
After one of their friends dies, a group of five friends attempt to communicate with her through the use of a Ouija board. In week two of Things You Don't Fuck With month, we discuss Ouija. The film stars Olivia Cooke in a very familiar horror movie where a group of friends experience loss and…
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327 - The Monkey (2025) Review
After twin brothers discover their father's monkey toy and people start mysteriously dying in horrifying ways around them, they dispose of the toy only to have more deaths start popping up years down the road. The Monkey is first up in Things You Don't Fuck With month and it's very fitting…
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326 - Lake Mungo (2008) Review
After a young girl is found dead in a dammed-up lake, strange occurrences start to happen around the family's home. Lake Mungo, the eerie Australian Indie found footage film, is the final movie we're discussing in Haunted Water month. Although this movie may struggle with pacing, the grainy…
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325 - Triangle (2009) Review
Jess is looking for a day off to set sail with her friends, but her day off takes a turn for the worst when their yacht encounters a mysterious storm which overturns them. As they're forced to hop aboard a convenient ship that rescues them, they soon encounter a bizarre set of events. Triangle...
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324 - Dark Water (2005) Review
The ghost of a former resident begins to haunt a mother and daughter in their New York City apartment building just as the two recently moved to the area and are in the midst of a custody battle. Haunted Water month rolls on as we discuss Dark Water, the remake of the 2002 Japanese ghost story,...
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323 - Night Swim (2024) Review
As a former baseball player recovers from a serious injury, he moves his family into a house with a pool that harbors a mysterious supernatural force. We're kicking off Haunted Water month with Night Swim. When this movie came out in 2024, we were so excited to give it a watch. What could be more...
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322 - Weapons (2025) Review
All but one child of a particular classroom, wake up and leave their homes at 2:17am, disappearing and leaving a community questioning how this happened and who is involved. Weapons is Zach Cregger's follow up to Barbarian, one of the biggest horror releases of 2025, and the perfect way to end…
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321 - It (2017) Review
The Losers Club bands together to fight a shape-shifting entity that disguises itself primarily as a clown and feeds on children in the summer of 1989 in Derry, Maine. It, based off the classic Stephen King novel, depicts half of the story, focusing on the kids as they fight Pennywise who is...
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320 - Village of the Damned (1995) Review
A small town undergoes a mysterious event where several women give birth to odd alien children who look like humans. The third week of the Kids Aren't Alright month brings in Village of the Damned for us to discuss. The 1995 John Carpenter remake of the 1960 movie stars Christopher Reeve and...
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319 - Children of the Corn (1984) Review
A young couple becomes stuck in the remote town of Gatlin, Nebraska, where the inhabiting children practice a cult, killing anyone over 18 years old. Children of the Corn is the next film we discuss in The Kids Aren't Alright month. An adaptation of the 1977 short story by Stephen King, this…
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318 - The Omen (1976) Review
A political leader and his wife start to believe something is wrong with their son and that he may be the son of the devil. We're starting off The Kids Aren't Alright month with The Omen. This is a movie where there's definitely a kid and he's nowhere near alright. Gregory Peck stars in this film...
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317 - The Strangers (2008) Review
A couple head to a cabin vacation home following a wedding and while experiencing relationship issues, they're surprised by masked intruders who make their night full of panic. The Strangers is the movie of discussion for the finale of Home Invasion month. When this movie came out, there was a…
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316 - The Purge (2013) Review
A family who has profited off of selling security systems becomes the target of a violent, masked group during a 12-hour period called "The Purge" where all crime is legal. Home Invasion month kicks into high gear this week as we discuss The Purge. Ethan Hawke and Lena Heady star in this crazy…
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315 - Knock Knock (2015) Review
A loving husband and father stays behind while his family goes on vacation and he's visited by two young women at night, who are stranded in the rain. After showing them kindness and letting them in, the night turns deadly. Knock Knock is next for Home Invasion month and while we don't think this...
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314 - Don't Breathe (2016) Review
Three young burglars break into the home of a blind war vet in an attempt to steal money, but soon realize he's more than capable of defending himself. Don't Breathe is kicking off Home Invasion month and it's a movie that we saw in theaters upon release and are super happy to be revisiting it....
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313 - Psycho (1960) Review
A secretary, on the lam for taking money from her employer, holes up at a California motel owned by a man and his overprotective mother. Psycho is often referred to as a horror movie masterpiece. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, this psychological horror stars Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates, who…
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312 - They/Them (2022) Review
Teenagers experience unsetting tactics from the counselors at an LGBTQ+ conversion camp as murderer hunts the grounds. They/Them is a very different type of horror movie as it blends elements of a teenage drama along with being a slasher. Kevin Bacon stars in this film as the head of a conversion...
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311 - The Skin I Live In (2011) Review
A plastic surgeon applies his theory of synthetic skin that can withstand any damage on a mysterious woman, who unveils a more sinister plot. Antonio Banderas stars in an absolutely crazy movie in every single way as we discuss The Skin I Live In. The story starts in a wild fashion as a…
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310 - Let the Right One In (2008) Review
Oskar, a young, bullied boy, forms a friendship with his new neighbor Eli, a young girl, who holds the secret of needing to consume blood. Let the Right One In is a Swedish vampire, coming-of-age film based off the novel by John Ajvide Lindqvist of the same name. This movie explores the…
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309 - The Hole in the Ground (2019) Review
A single mother adjusts to living in rural Ireland with her son, who starts to exhibit strange behavior that she believes is connected to a large hole in the middle of the forest behind their house. The Hole in the Ground is the last movie in Staring into Holes month and was the movie that…
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308 - Silent House (2011) Review
A young girl finds herself trapped in her family's lake house while they're renovating and is haunted by a mysterious invader. In the fourth week of Staring into Holes month, we discuss Silent House, a psychological horror movie featuring Elizabeth Olsen in her first starring role. While this…
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307 - Jug Face (2013) Review
When a young girl is chosen to be a sacrifice by a worshipped pit in her backwoods community, she fights to survive even at the expense of those around her. Staring into Holes month continues with indie heater, Jug Face. This movie tells the unique story of a backwoods community that worships a…
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306 - Jeepers Creepers (2001) Review
A brother and sister travelling home for spring break are hunted by a creature who eats human flesh and is in the midst of its feeding season. It's another month of Staring into Holes and it's time to discuss the long-awaited, Jeepers Creepers. One of Justin Long's earliest starring roles…
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305 - Glorious (2022) Review
After a breakup and drowning out his sorrows outside of a rest stop, Wes finds himself locked inside a bathroom stall and in an otherworldly encounter with a mysterious entity in the neighboring stall. Staring into Holes month kicks off with Glorious, a cosmic, mystery horror film that takes…
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304 - Guinea Pig: Devil's Experiment (1985) Review
A video uncovers the torture of a woman over 10 horrific stages by two men. In the last week of Fucked Up February 2026, we discuss Guinea Pig: Devil's Experiment, a found footage style movie and a film that is not for the faint of heart. This movie has had a lot of hype due to the graphic nature...
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303 - August Underground's Mordum (2003) Review
A killer gathers more sick and twisted degenerates to continue the violent rampage and capture everything on camera. Another week of Fucked Up February and we discuss another extremely fucked up movie. This week, it's August Underground's Mordum, which is the follow-up to the 2001 found footage...
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302 - Nekromantik (1988) Review
A cleaner takes a corpse home to spark his romantic life and find fulfillment. In Fucked Up February, anything can happen including the combination of necrophilia and romance. Jörg Buttgereit's Nekromantik is a shock value horror movie that is a response to movie censorship at the time and…
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301 - Irreversible (2002) Review
The events of a tragic night in Paris are unveiled in reverse. Irreversible is the first move of Fucked Up February for 2026 and it's a strong start to an always disturbing month. Gaspar Noe's camerawork, lighting, and creative storytelling are on full display in this movie as he reveals the…
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300 - House of Wax (2005) Review
Teens headed to a football game find themselves holed up in an almost abandoned town with an odd wax museum. It's the 300th episode and to cap off Mike G's Wet Dream Month, we are discussing House of Wax. This movie is a loose remake of House of Wax from 1953 and that movie is a remake of Mystery...
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299 - Wish Upon (2017) Review
After a young girl discovers a mysterious box that is able to grant wishes, she starts to experience deadly consequences at the cost of fulfilling her desires. Wish Upon is a guilty pleasure teen horror movie that we have spoken about quite a bit and are happy to discuss it. While it's not a...
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298 - One Missed Call (2008) Review
A group of friends start receiving voicemails from their future selves just moments prior to their deaths and then they start to die one after another. One Missed Call is the remake of a 2003 Japanese horror movie from director Takashi Miike and after watching this movie again, we come to the…
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297 - Y2K (2024) Review
Two high school friends crash a Y2K party in the hopes of getting laid, but as midnight arrives, the night takes another direction in the form of a computer assimilation plot. Y2K is a late 90s nostalgia trip, bringing us back to when we remember hearing about a technological apocalypse in the…
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296 - Holidays (2016) Review
A dark and twisted spin on everyone's favorite holidays in an anthology exploring traditions and what we've come to know and love. Holidays is a horror anthology that tells 8 tales based on several popular holidays including Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day,...
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295 - The Lodge (2019) Review
Two children stay at their family cabin along with their father's girlfriend during a snowstorm. Tensions heighten when odd events occur which shakes their troubled relationship. The Lodge is a heavy movie that explores grief, loneliness, and guilt set in an isolated cabin in the middle of a...
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294 - Red Christmas (2016) Review
A cloaked man pays Diane and her family a visit on Christmas Day and he ensures this is a Christmas they'll never forget. Every once in a while, there comes along a movie that has such a bizarre plot, you can't help, but watch it for the craziness. Red Christmas is not only a holiday horror…
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293 - Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker (1991) Review
Killer toys, programmed by an older toymaker who works along with his son, are designed to kill children. Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker may be even more bizarre to watch than the last Silent, Deadly Night movie if it's possible. In a series with little to no continuity or identify,...
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292 - It's a Wonderful Knife (2023) Review
After Winnie, puts an end to a killer in her town, life is meaningless. When she wishes she wasn't born under the aurora, she's transported to a parallel universe where life is going on without her and it's not promising. It's a Wonderful Knife is a Christmas horror slasher that is a parody of…
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291 - A Quiet Place (2018) Review
After the arrival of strange creatures who use their strong hearing to hunt, a family fights to stay alive by living their lives in silence. A Quiet Place is directed by John Kraskinsi, who also stars in the film alongside Emily Blunt. While not his directorial debut, it's Krasinski's first…
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290 - Heretic (2024) Review
Two young Mormon women discuss their faith in the house of a strange man who has plans to make it a night no one will forget. Heretic is a psychological horror movie like no other led by a strong and unlikely, Hugh Grant, performance. The film also stars Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East who also...
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289 - Saw IV (2007) Review
Although Jigsaw is dead, the games continue as Lieutenant Rigg is tested in order to save his colleagues. Saw IV is the fourth installment in the Saw series and although it's not the best of the series, it's still fun and has tense moments and creative traps. As huge fans of these movies growing...
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