We’re keeping it casual and having a lil midnight chat… we’re gonna play a little game, share behind the scenes on S3, and give an update on how seasons will go moving forward.

We’re talking about a horror video game Ian recently played (I observed), heavily intertwined with the love of literature and Twin Peaks, Alan Wake 2 (2023).

We’re talking about an M. Night Shyamalan series that took us by surprise and just got stranger and stranger as the seasons went on… Servant (2019-2023).

We’re talking about a video game demo that is deemed one of the best horror video games EVER, spawning dozens if not more games to follow its exact format, P.T.

We’re talking about a recent film adaptation of one of Stephen King’s short stories, The Boogeyman (2023).

We’re talking about the latest installment in a movie franchise that doesn’t ever seem to end, a classic series that thrives on shock value and body horror - Saw X.

We’re talking about a movie that we just happened to watch on a random weekend, only to find out it was one of the most disturbing bizarre movies we’ve seen in a long time (yes we kind of lost sleep over it), Lamb.

We’re talking about a video game adaptation of a horror movie classic that lan at first wanted nothing to do with I and had to convince him to get it, only for him to absolutely love it now. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre video game.

We’re talking about a horror movie that rose to the top, exceeded expectations, and surpassed milestones such as becoming A24’s highest-grossing horror film to date, beating out Hereditary and is A24’s second-highest-grossing film period, Talk to Me.

We’re talking about a horror movie that is very much a horror but is also very much a Christmas movie, one that is also PG-13 (did not realize that before) but surprisingly pretty darn good... Krampus from 2015.

We’re talking about a PG-13 movie based off a horror video game franchise (we discuss the games as well) that we decided to watch mostly because Matthew Lillard stars in it, Five Nights at Freddy’s.

We’re talking about a gothic horror mini-series created by an icon in the horror world (especially in recent times), a series based on the works of another horror icon (not from recent times), Netflix's The Fall of the House of Usher.

We’re having a lil nostalgic chat all about Halloween! Travel back in time with us as we talk about what our Halloweens looked like in the 90s, and what movies, tv shows, books, and other standout things bring us all the throwback Halloween vibes.

We’re having a lil midnight chat to recap on season one and how this 5+ year idea came to be, plus of course, we have the spookies. We’re going to talk about some interesting horror-related moments that have happened in our life - some fun, some kind of scary, and everything in between.

We're joining Nineties Babies Nostalgia Podcast on Friday the 13th (which happens to be Ian's birthday!) to talk about Ian's favorite scary movie - 1978's Halloween.

In today’s episode we’re talking about one of our favorite horror? thriller? sci-fi? movies that is completely underground, it’s a movie we have never heard anyone else talk about and we’re not too sure why because it’s absolutely unhinged, wild, and a mind-f*ck.

We’re talking about a story that started in the dark side of the internet as a well-loved Creepypasta that made it out of the niche subcommunity in Reddit and turned into a full-fledged published novel by a major publishing house - Old Country.

We’re talking about a story from the dark side of the internet, from the fictional world within the reddit community, the place where horror fans need another scratch to their spook-obsessed itch, creepypastas. And we’ll be discussing one creepypasta that has stuck with us for many years - S.A.R. Woods.

We’re talking about a video game that has become a bit of a fan favorite, an underground multiplayer game from 7 years ago that continues to be well loved, played frequently, and a whole lot of horror fun. Dead by Daylight.

In today’s episode we’re talking about a TV series, and we’re going to talk about it in its entirety, meaning all two seasons thus far, Yellowjackets.