Hey guys! While we do have a bit about Cube in this episode, we mostly want to announce that we are going on a temporary hiatus/break. We'll be back in a couple of months once we've been able to refresh and refocus (and hopefully we can come up with a release schedule that's not so random!). We love you and we'll see you soon!

Maggie and Maddy cross over into the world of superheroes, with David Yarovesky and the Gunn Brothers' 2019 film, Brightburn!

While stuck inside trying to avoid a terrible virus, Maggie and Maddy discuss a movie about people stuck inside trying to avoid a terrible illness! Join us for a very timely discussion of Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza's 2007 found footage zombie film, [REC]!

After much technical difficulty, Maggie and Maddy are reunited (from afar) to discuss William Friedkin's ground-breaking 1973 masterpiece, The Exorcist!

Happy (belated) Saturday the 14th! We're celebrating with coffee cup bongs, lots of Evil Dead references, and Maggie's ultimate celebrity crush (Bradley Whitford, obvi). Join us for a look at Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon's "loving hate letter" to horror - The Cabin in The Woods!

Maddy and Maggie get surreal! Join us as we discuss the heavy religious symbolism, environmental themes, and absolutely crazy visuals of Darren Aronofsky's 2017 film mother!

CW: Sexual assault and rape Time to get really, really not-fun! In this episode, Maggie and Maddy discuss one of the most difficult-to-watch films we've ever covered - Meir Zarchi's incredibly controversial 1978 rape revenge film, I Spit On Your Grave.

Maggie and Maddy return to the world of Jordan Peele to discuss his sophomore effort, US!

Merry Christmas! Join us as we discuss Michael Cooney's cult classic/garbage fire, Jack Frost!

Maggie and Maddy chat about John Carpenter's classic THE THING and try to figure out why the heck critics weren't into this movie when it came out!

Maggie and Maddy sit down to discuss Neil Marshall's 2005 cult classic The Descent. Join us as we talk about claustrophobia, our visceral dislike of the phrase "chick flick," and, for some reason, the 1938 screwball comedy Bringing Up Baby!