Slashercast

This week it's two for one, as the guys try to answer #WalrusYes or #WalrusNo as they review Kevin Smith's Tusk and toss the bouquet and head off for a Honeymoon. It's a body horror double feature! will the Honeymoon be pleasant? Will Kevin Smith impress the guys more than he did with Red State? All these answers, Mike's News and more on this episode of SlasherCast

This week the guys celebrate their third anniversary by watching Jaws 3(D) and are pleasantly surprised by the discussion it yields. Plus, it's another round of the SlasherCast Game Show! Who will walk away with bragging rights? Odds are against it being Mike. Plus you get news and a recap of the year that was! It's a jam packed jubilee! Thanks for listening for three years and many more to come!

One of Nick's most anticipated films (for good or for bad) of the year is finally here! Will the guys embrace a WWE rebootmake of what wasn't a great franchise to begin with? Special guest DA Chaney once again joins the fellows as they get hornswoggled into reviewing Leprechaun: Origins and see if its luck holds out. Plus news, a list and more!

Guest DA Chaney joins the boys for a trip below the Earth as they review As Above So Below. But first, Mike's off, so you get Dave's News He Doesn't Give a Shit About.Then, the guys plus 1 round out the show with a list of WTF moments from horror movies. All this and lots more in this episode of SlasherCast.

This week the guys talk about their first jaw dropping moments in horror movies and review Mike's pick, the 1960 French horror Les Yeux Sans Visage (Eyes Without A Face for the rest of us). Will the rest of the fingers give it as much love as Mike does? Not likely. Plus, you get a trailerful edition of Mike's News and more in this episode of SlasherCast!

On our annual family friendly episode, we review Tim Burton's classic Beetlejuice.  Does the "ghost with the most" still hold up over 25 years later?  You'll also get a new installment of Is It Horror.  Is The Addams Family really a horror movie or a comedy with horror elements?

This week, the guys go Aussie remake with Patrick, or Patrick: Evil Awakens depending on your region. Will it hold a candle to the original or just lay there in a persistent vegetative state? Only the fingers know for sure. Plus, a couple of lists and Mike's News to round out the fun.

It's that time again! As we do every 25 episodes, the guys sit down to answer your questions and review a classic of the genre. This time around, the boys rev up their review for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (OG 1974 of course). Then, it's time to settle in and start answering the listener questions (and there were quite a few, thanks!). And of course you get Mike's News and all the other stuff you've come to know SlasherCast for. Thanks for listening, and start getting ready. You only have 25 more weeks to get in your questions for episode 175!

Star-Lord, the Nova Corps, and anthropromorphic raccoons and trees make up Episode 30. Dave, New Jersey Nick, Mike, plus our guests D.A. Chaney and Steve from Chicago review James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy.  We go in depth when discussing this movie and its place in the current Marvel Cinematic Universe.  This episode also delves into the age old Marvel vs. DC conversation.  

This week your fab five fingers forage into Dave's pick, Gareth Edwards first attempt at a creature feature, Monsters. Also, the guys (Ok, mostly Jack and Mike) take a look at a list of forgotten films that should be revisited. Plus a monsters-sized edition of Mike's News and so, so , so much more.

The Purge: Anarchy was one of the five fingers' most anticipated movies of 2014. so how did the movie they hoped was a bloodier The Warriors fare in the eyes of the guys. Listen and you'll find out. But first, you get Mike's News and, more excitingly, another round of The Pitch, and it's amazing. All this and so much more in this episode of SlasherCast!

This week the guys take a  quick look at a quick movie, David Cronenberg's short The Nest, during which you can actually hear an alcohol induced epiphany happen right before your very ears that changes the whole scope of the review. Then the guys dive right into the pilot episode of Guillermo Del Toro's The Strain. You also get some extended Mike's News and a lot more.

It's the return of the Slashercast Gameshow!  On this edition, we are quizzed on our knowledge of horror movie taglines.  After the game, we delve into a review of the movie Almost Human. During the review, one member of the show vehemently disagrees with the consensus on the movie.  An intense discussion ensues.  You'll also get a condensed version of the news from Dave on Episode 146 of Slashercast!   Links Hitchcock The Baby When a Stranger Calls   Please send us your questions for the next installment of Dear Slashercast.    

New Jersey Nick and Dave discuss the esoteric world of vampires and "zombies" as they review Jim Jarmusch's Only Lovers Left Alive, starring Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston.

Anyone can make a horror movie, right?  Nick, Dave, and Jack put that theory to the test in a new segment called The Pitch.  Each member delivers a Hollywood style pitch of a horror remake/reboot.  Do any of us have a future in the moving picture business or should we not quit our day jobs? You'll also get Nick delivering the news, a short review of Martial Arts Horror film Rigor Mortis, and more in Episode 145 of Slashercast.   Links Snowpiercer Retard-O-Tron Video Mixtape Only Lovers Left Alive Scares that Care Weekend The Art of Joel Robinson

The old flesh is dead... Long live the new flesh! Hail, hail the gang's all here as the guys take on Ted's Staff Pick of David Cronenberg's classic Videodrome. You also get Mike's News of course and one of the strangest endings in SlasherCast history. This and so much more on 144.

Finally all five fingers are here and this week they go after the long anticipated Witching & Bitching (you know, that one movie they talked about in the news like a year ago? yeah, that one). And, as if that weren't enough to whet your appetite, you get the longest shortest edition of Mike's News (not a typo). All this and so much more on this episode of SlasherCast.

This week the guys head into the woods in search of a good Bigfoot movie.  They find Bobcat Goldthwait’s movie “Willow Creek”. Do all of them make it out of the woods?  Do all all of them make it to the show?  There’s also a big Top 50 list that might make your heads shake or nod depending on your idea of what is a bad movie.  Also you’ll get another edition of The Nick and Jack Show!

On this Side Effect, Dave and D.A. Chaney repeat the same day as they discuss Doug Liman's Edge of Tomorrow.  Does the time travel concept borrow too heavily from Groundhog Day or is Edge of Tomorrow the time travel action movie we've always wanted?

Its Nick's movie pick this week and he wanted SlasherCast to learn about a Marvel director's horror cred.  Slither was the first movie directed by James Gunn, the director of the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy.  A lot of people have said that this movie is an homage to Night of the Creeps, but what does SlasherCast think?  Also, the guys have an extended discussion about their favorite horror movies that were that marked directorial debuts.