Slashercast

This week's episode opens with a major announcement before Mike, Ted, and Dave jump into a review of the horror-comedy/80's slasher movie love-fest The Final Girls. This is a very special, stripped down episode with no Mike's News or anything else. Hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening.  

It's finally here! After a long trek through the jungle of distribution hell, Eli Roth's The Green Inferno is finally ready for us to feast on, and boy were the guys ravenous to taste its many delights (except for Ted). Will this be an epicurean delight or fodder for Pepto Bismol. Only listening will answer that question for you. And remember to stick around to the very end for a special segment where Ted gives us his review of the movie too!         Also featured: Last Year by Jim O'Rourke  

Circle circle, dot dot, we finally are getting our Cooties shot. This time out, the guys catch up to see if the long awaited Elijah Wood produced and starring vehicle lives up to expectations. Plus, you get Mike's News (including some rants), an update on the future and a special surprise segment!        

This show starts with a surprising and unfortunate MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT about the show, so please tune in for that.  Then, the show begins and Slashercast covers the horror news that annoys them this week and they discuss the filmography of Wes Craven in light of his passing.  The review this week was Dave's pick, and he chose the Sci-Fi Horror Classic Invasion of the Body Snatchers from 1978. 

This week, the guys give you a review of what's touted as a solely practical effect movie, Harbinger Down, but the guys think something smells fishy there, and it's not just the crabs on the boat. Plus, you get Mike's News and a special list and some fond memorable memories to close things out. Not to be missed!        

This week, on a very special episode of SlasherCast, the guys exploit mourn the loss of Rowdy Roddy Piper by watching and reviewing the John Carpenter classic about aliens hiding among us (spoiler alert) They Live. This leads to some very prescient and surprising discussions about the greater meanings and implications the movie has, even for our modern world. It's a bit mind-blowing. Songs Featured in this episode: Kick Some Ass - Stroke 9 They Live, We Sleep - Fog of War They Live, We Sleep - The Black Noodle Project For Everybody - Rowdy Roddy Piper   Artwork by Nemons

This week the guys grab their popcorn and cotton-candy to goggle in amazement in wild wonder at the show of shows! 'Cuz who doesn't love a Clown, right? Well, maybe it depends on the clown. Join the fellas as they review Jon Watts's Clown (not Eli Roth's... he didn't direct it no matter how many sites print it that way). Also, you get a list, a somewhat controversial list at that, and a callback to earlier days. All this and more....  

Ever since the guys saw the trailer for L.A. Slasher, they've been waiting anxiously to watch it! Now, that time has come. Did ti match their expectations? Did it exceed them? Did it fail miserably? Can't say, but you will enjoy this discussion. A lot. Plus you get Mike's News and a brief debate about the state of trailers today and a super brief Is It Horror? with Mulholland Drive. It's all waiting you!

This week the guys check out indie ghost story We Are Still Here and see if it was worth sticking around for. Plus, you get Mike's News and a special announcement from Jack. Support the show by supporting our supporters: You can find We Are Still Here on iTunes or at Amazon

Your favorite five middle fingers head to the court and try for the triple-double as they review not one, but two (2!!!) part three installments. First, the guys see if they can stomach the chain of fools before them in The Human Centipede III (Final Sequence) and give New Jersey Nick the chance to wallow in his glory. Then, it's back on safer grounds as they check the latest chapter of the Insidious movies and see if it scares up the same regard the first two films have earned. All this, and, as if you need more excuses to listen, you get Mike's News! The Human Centipede III (Final Sequence) is available for your viewing pleasure(?) right now on VOD. You can find it on Amazon (http://amzn.to/1N29mlr) or iTunes (https://goo.gl/QznCrX) Insidious: Chapter 3 is available for pre-order at Amazon (http://amzn.to/1TIQgpQ) or iTunes (https://goo.gl/OVXHKA) today! Today's episode is presented by : Horror Block (http://goo.gl/QXoqhB) Like horror? Like collecting things? Like paying less than normal for the horror thin

They're here... or most of them anyway, as your favorite horror purists disect the latest entry in the remake/reboot/reimagining/rewhatever, Poltergeist. Can it remotely hope to capture the spirit (pun intended) of the original or is it third day leftovers just looking to slip by on its way to oblivion? You have to listen to know for sure! Plus you get Mike's News! Always the best part of the show! [Editor's Note - Mike wrote this]   Like horror? Like collecting things? Like paying less than normal for the horror things you collect? Like it to come to you automatically each month with an awesome horror t-shirt too? Then Horror Block is just what you've been looking for! Sign up today and as an added bonus, you'll be supporting the show too!

This week the guys hop in Kane Hodder's Time Machine® and journey back to 1981 and beyond to review each of the first three Poltergeist movies (the less said about Poltergeist: Legacy, the better). Your five fingers curl up with the O.G. Poltergeist, Poltergeist II: The Other Side, and Poltergeist III in turn, charting the highs and lows as they go. No Mike's News or lists to distract your ears from the sweet aural pleasures you are about to receive!   As always, you can best support the show by supporting our supporters: Poltergeist      Amazon     iTunes Poltergeist II: The Other Side      Amazon      iTunes Poltergeist III      Amazon     iTunes  

Oh boy... The guys gather round to watch the former guvernator Arnold Schwarzenneger in a heartfelt family drama that just happens to have zombies and Abigail Breslin (sometimes both!). So what did the guys think? How long will it take for the first Ahnuld sound clip to play? How thin will that premise wear before completely derailing the show? How many movie quotes can the guys spout off in one show????? For answers to these and other questions (plus Mike's News and a list), join special guest DA Chaney and the guys on this episode of SlasherCast! And please support our show by supporting the supporters that support us: Maggie is available on VOD through iTunes (https://goo.gl/8G5EXu) and Amazon Instant Video (http://amzn.to/1EtW8aR)  

This week we travel to Bad City, Iran to review the vampire drama A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, directed by Ana Lily Amirpour. Also on the show Jack recounts his experiences at Texas Frightmare, Mike's news, and we might just review a list if time permits.

The first summer blockbuster of 2015 is here, and we've put together a super team to review Avengers: Age of Ultron.  This is a major tentpole movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so we give it its due with an in-depth discussion of all the polarizing aspects of the film and the repercussions it will have throughout the franchise.  Side Effect, Assemble! 

This week your fab five check out their social media accounts to see if they've been Unfriended. After taking a vow to avoid theater-born supernatural movies, does their gamble on an MTV produced outing pay off or are they looking in vain for the 'dislike' button? Also, you get Mike's News and a top 13 list that turns into a game of name that Rotten Tomatoes score. All this and lots and lots more. As always, the best way to support the show is to support our partners: Pre-order Unfriended at Amazon or Pre-order from iTunes  

It's a two-for as the guys go back to back with an interesting pair of movies. They shrug off the long cold winter and see if Spring looks any brighter and then have a chew at Zombeavers. Not seeing the connection? Yeah, sometimes it doesn't have to make sense. Plus you get Mike's News and a lot of hilarity. Support the show by supporting our partners! Get Spring on Amazon and iTunes Get Zombeavers on Amazon and iTunes  

This week on SlasherCast, theguys shine a light on What We Do In The Shadows. After being sucked dry by a lot of so-called horror comedies in the last year, will your five favorite fingers feel the need to stake this one? Also, we discuss our favorite and least favorite vampire movies with some help from you the listener. Plus you get Mike's News and a surprise vist from the governator. Oh what delights are in store for you! What We Do In The Shadows is available through this handy Amazon link. Support the show by supporting our partners, and support independent horror!!  

They're back, and this time the guys are all here for a review of It Follows, a film getting a lot of buzz and praise. So what did the fingers say? You might just be surprised. Plus, an all new round of the SlasherCast Game Show, Mike's News and lots and lots more! As always, help support the show by supporting our supporters: Click here to go to Amazon and help keep the lights on. Like horror, like collecting cool stuff and t-shirts? Wanna save some dough? Sign up today for HorrorBlock and get a monthly box of awesome horror items shipped to your door for a low cost. And you get a brand spanking new t-shirt too!

After a week's rest, the boys are back in town. This time, the guys visit with Adam Green's Digging Up the Marrow andthe reactions are a little mixed. Also, the five fingers put their two cents to Fangoria's Chainsaw Award nominees.Plus, Mike's News and a whole lot of mayhem. As always, the best way to support the show is to support our sponsors. Digging Up the Marrow is available on VOD through Amazon and iTunes