James and Chelsea relive YOUR listener-submitted childhood nightmares.

James and Chelsea review the Netflix ensemble horror (??) movie Velvet Buzzsaw.

James and Chelsea climb on board 2002's GHOST SHIP to discuss maritime law and nautical haunts.

James and Chelsea (along with fellow horror fan Chauncey K. Robinson) attempt to discuss John Carpenter's ENTIRE FILMOGRAPHY.

James and Chelsea celebrate Creature from the Black Lagoon on the 65th anniversary of its release.

James and Chelsea interview director and mega horror fan Nicholas McCarthy.

James and Chelsea play Marry, F*ck, Get Killed By. James has a thing for trucks.

James and Chelsea talk about 2005's Red Eye, a really fun Wes Craven movie they feel gets overlooked.

James and Chelsea talk about how horror is allegedly disintegrating the moral fabric of society.

James and Chelsea review Bandersnatch, and discuss which one of us is jumping.

James and Chelsea review 1977's House, an indescribable movie about...a house.

James and Chelsea present Guess The Kill, an infuriatingly difficult game show that could never air on television!

James and Chelsea review 2017's Cam, a Netflix exclusive horror about sex workers (written by a former sex worker!).

James and Chelsea invite Joey Clift, friend, comedian, and member of the Cowlitz tribe, to discuss the trope of Indian Burial Grounds in horror.

James and Chelsea review a remake of a remake- 2005's House of Wax.

James and Chelsea review 1988's The Blob, a much-requested flick. It gets blobwild.

James and Chelsea read Creepypasta to wrap up this very spooky month.

James and Chelsea review 1987's The Monster Squad, an 80s movie for kids (ish) that we actually enjoyed.

James and Chelsea review the new Halloween sequel. We really liked it.

James and Chelsea reminisce about the best movies have ever been- when there were skeletons flying around the theater and perfumes being pumped through the A/C.

James and Chelsea review 1982's Basket Case. Nudity! Gore! Hot dogs for breakfast!

James and Chelsea invite Mano Agapion, Betsy Sodaro, and Adam McCabe from HORNY 4 HORROR over to play a classic slumber party game with a spooky twist.

James and Chelsea review 1933's The Invisible Man and work on their best Claude Rains voices.

James and Chelsea talk with Haunters: The Art of the Scare director Jon Schnitzer all about haunts, from the traditional to the extreme.

James and Chelsea review the much-requested Terrifier.**Chelsea here! I want to address our conversation really quickly about the transphobic elements in Terrifier. I feel I did a poor job explaining why those tropes in horror (and film) are so ins...