Slashers Podcast Review of Nick Frost’s Get Away

In this week’s Slashers Podcast, the crew—Mikey, Ade, and Lance —tackles Nick Frost’s highly anticipated horror-thriller, Get Away. Known for his comedic chops, Frost steps behind the camera to write this tense, genre-blending masterpiece. Set in a desolate mountain retreat, Get Away takes a classic horror premise and injects it with Frost's unique flair for dark humor and unnerving suspense.

Hear the Slashers gang debate whether Get Away redefines the horror-comedy subgenre or leans too heavily on its inspirations. They also share their favorite kills and speculate on a possible sequel.

If you’re looking for laughs, scares, and some heated horror discussions, this episode has it all. Don’t miss the Slashers Podcast review of Get Away—now streaming wherever you get your podcasts!

This week, the Slashers team sinks their teeth into Robert Eggers' reimagining of the iconic vampire tale Nosferatu. Join Ade, Mikey and Lance as they dissect Eggers' atmospheric storytelling, stunning visuals, and his unique take on this classic horror icon. From controversial performances to haunting cinematography, we explore what makes this film a worthy successor to its 1922 and 1979 predecessors.

Whether you're a fan of Eggers' work (The Witch, The Lighthouse) or a connoisseur of vampire lore, this episode is for you. Tune in for behind-the-scenes trivia, thematic breakdowns, and our signature Slashers-style banter!

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In this episode of Slashers Podcast, the hosts dive into the eerie and psychologically charged world of Oddity (2024), the latest film from acclaimed director Damien McCarthy.

Known for his ability to blend unsettling atmospheres with deeply disturbing narratives, McCarthy’s latest offering challenges viewers with its strange and surreal exploration of sisterhood and how far you will go to find out the truth behind a mystery.

Ade, Mikey, and Lance dissect McCarthy’s trademark approach to psychological horror, applauding his ability to create a sense of dread with minimalistic yet potent visuals.

Is Oddity a modern horror gem, or does it leave viewers lost in its maze of a square castle? Tune in to find out!

In this thrilling episode of Slashers Podcast, the hosts dive deep into the best of what horror has to offer in 2024. From spine-chilling psychological thrillers to gory slasher flicks, they countdown their top 10 horror films of the year, dissecting the standout moments, themes, and why each film made the cut.

Expect a mix of surprises, episode trivia, hidden gems, and fan-favorite blockbusters as the hosts explore what made these films truly terrifying. Whether you're a horror aficionado or a casual fan, this episode will give you the ultimate guide to the must-see horror films of the year. Tune in for lively discussions, film analysis, and some serious horror fan passion!

Merry Christmas Eve-Eve, Goons! For this episode of Slashers Podcast's F*ck-it December theme, your hosts discuss the brand new How to Kill Monsters, currently streaming (for rent or to buy) on Amazon Prime, Apple TV, YouTube, Google Play & Fandango.

Join us as we try our best to give you a spoiler-free review of this Lovecraftian gore flick and be sure to give this one a watch--you won't regret it! 

And always heed these words: "Don't worry, you're not the final girl anymore."

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Theme song is I wanna Die by Mini Meltdowns. https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZAk6lUDsaJj8EAhrhzZnh ; https://minimeltdowns.bandcamp.com/

This week on Slashers Podcast, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the chilling holiday classic Black Christmas (1974)! Join us as we dive into the film that set the stage for the slasher genre, exploring its haunting atmosphere, memorable performances, and groundbreaking direction from Bob Clark.

We also touch on the 2006 remake, with its heightened gore and twisted backstory, and the divisive 2019 reimagining, discussing how each film attempts to carry the legacy of the original.

Don't miss out on this yuletide horror celebration!

Slashers Podcast Episode Summary: Review of Killer Body Count (2024)

Join Mikey, Ade, and Lance as they dive into the bloody mayhem of Killer Body Count (2024), the latest indie slasher streaming on Tubi!

This episode unpacks the film's clever kills, campy dialogue, and over-the-top characters while debating its place in the modern slasher pantheon.

Is it a gorefest masterpiece or a low-budget misstep?

Perfect for goons of indie horror and those hunting for their next guilty pleasure!

Happy December, Goons! This month, your favorite colleagues, cohorts, aaaannd cohosts lead you into the upcoming weeks with an "ef it" theme, by featuring episodes that we deem necessary, because, screw it, 2024 is almost over!

Today, we are discussing the religious horror, rapture, burnt demon, antichrist, good-for-her tale of Azrael, starring Samara Weaving and currently streaming on Shudder. Be sure to give this silent thriller a watch and let us know what you think in the comments. Spoilers are aplenty!!

Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to Slashers Podcast for more deep dives into cult horror films!

You can also find us on Facebook at the Group page Mutant Goons From Beyond. You can find our merch, and links to all our online presence here: linktr.ee/slasherspod

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Welcome back to Slashers Podcast, where this November, our theme is Evil Eats—a celebration of horror films that make 'food' the terrifying main course!

This week, Mikey, Ade and Lance travel back to the early 2000's for the dark comedy, Indie flick hit, Thankskilling! This is currently streaming on Tubi, so be sure to give it a watch before listening in (spoilers aplenty). And Happy Thanksgiving, Goons! Hopefully you have a great holiday sans the killer turkey!

Get ready for a grotesque menu you won’t want to miss. Bon appétit... if you dare!

Welcome back to Slashers Podcast, where this November, our theme is Evil Eats—a celebration of horror films that make 'food' the terrifying main course!

This week, Mikey, Ade and Lance sink their teeth into the 2024 psychological horror House of Spoils, starring Ariana DeBose.

The film puts us back into a chef's kitchen but instead of psychos we are served ghostly hauntings.

We explore the film's moody, cottage-core-ey atmosphere, its depiction of ambition and obsession in the high-stakes world of fine dining, and whether it truly satisfies as a feast for horror fans.

Join us as we dish out hot takes and spicy critiques.

Get ready for a grotesque menu you won’t want to miss. Bon appétit... if you dare!

Welcome back to November's Evil Eats!

In the second installment of our “Evil Eats” November theme, the Slashers Podcast crew digs into Julia Ducournau's 2016 cannibal horror film, Raw.

Join us as we unravel the unsettling transformation of a vegetarian veterinary student who finds herself with a new, dark craving. Our hosts delve into the film's visceral imagery, its exploration of desire and identity, and how Raw pushes boundaries within horror. Whether you're a fan of body horror, psychological horror, or just looking for a unique take on the genre, this episode promises a full course of insight, scares, and the "occasional" laugh.