horror movie reviews

Ep. 059: Jigsaw (2017)

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We want to play a game. For Episode 059 of Horror Movie Weekly, your three late-night Horror hosts — Jay of the Dead, BillChete, and Lady Phantom — review Jigsaw (2017), the eighth installment of the SAW franchise. You may or may not be surprised to learn that your three hosts are fans of this Horror series. What do you think? Let us know in the comments. Also, if you enjoy listening to Jay of the Dead, BillChete and Lady Phantom review “Jigsaw,” then watch for their upcoming Thanksgiving Day Special on Considering the Cinema.com, where your hosts will review the entire Saw franchise! You can subscribe for FREE here on Apple Podcasts to make sure you don’t miss that episode release!

Note: Remember, you’re always welcome to call and leave us a voicemail at (801) 215-9704. This episode was recorded on September 20, 2020 and released on October 11, 2020.

This weekly Horror movie podcast brings you one recent Horror movie review every Sunday. (We’re defining “recent” as any Horror movie released within the last five years.) And we always reveal next week’s pick at the end of every show, so you can watch along with us and be prepared for the following episode. Join us, and thanks for listening! Continue reading “Ep. 059: Jigsaw (2017)”

Ep. 046: The Furies (2019)

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Time for some Pig-Headed Horror! In Episode 046 of Horror Movie Weekly, your three late-night Horror hosts, Jay of the Dead, BillChete, and Lady Phantom review an Australian Slasher flick called The Furies (2019), which was BillChete and Lady Phantom’s No. 1 Horror film of 2019. We don’t want to oversell it, but in some ways, “The Furies” is every Slasher’s dream, due to its number of masked killers and ill-fated, not-so-final girls. Your hosts agree that this film features one of the very best kills in Horror history. Lady Phantom refers to one character as “Leatherface on steroids.” Jay compares “The Furies” to a 7-Eleven Slushee, or perhaps even the Cap’n Crunch “Oops! All Berries” version of Slasher movies. In any event, your three Horror hosts will explain why “The Furies” is a sure-bet for Slasher fans. Don’t forget to call and leave us a voicemail: (801) 215-9704.

Note: This episode was recorded on Father’s Day, June 21, 2020, and released on July 12, 2020.

This show is a weekly horror movie podcast in which your late-night Horror hosts Jay of the Dead, BillChete and Lady Phantom bring you one recent Horror movie review every Sunday. (We’re defining “recent” as any Horror movie released within the last five years.) And we always reveal next week’s pick at the end of every show, so you can watch along with us and be prepared for the following episode. Join us, and thanks for listening! Continue reading “Ep. 046: The Furies (2019)”

Ep. 044: Brahms: The Boy II (2020)

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You’re not following Brahms’ rules, unless you’re listening to Horror Movie Weekly, One Badass Horror Podcast, in which three hosts review one Horror movie every Sunday. In Episode 041, your late-night Horror hosts, Jay of the Dead, BillChete, and Lady Phantom bring you a feature review of Brahms: The Boy II (2020). We think you’ll enjoy hearing your favorite Horror hosts debate the inherent scariness (or lack thereof) of creepy dolls and snowy television screens. Join us!

Note: This episode was recorded on June 7, 2020 and released on June 28, 2020.

Ep. 026: Countdown (2019)

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How long until you’re going to die? Would you like to know? Your late-night Horror hosts, Jay of the Dead, BillChete and Lady Phantom explore this premise in Episode 026 of Horror Movie Weekly, as they discuss the Technological Horror flick, Countdown (2019). Your hosts also reflect on the winners and Horror-related snubs during the 92nd Academy Awards. Join us, and we’ll be angry together!

On Horror Movie Weekly, your late-night Horror hosts Jay of the Dead, BillChete and Lady Phantom bring you one recent Horror movie review every Sunday. (We’re defining “recent” as any Horror movie released within the last five years.) And we always reveal next week’s pick at the end of every show, so you can watch along with us and be prepared for the following episode. Join us, and thanks for listening! Continue reading “Ep. 026: Countdown (2019)”

Ep. 012: Terrifier (2018)

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A must-listen show! In Episode 012 of Horror Movie Weekly, your favorite late-night Horror hosts, Jay of the Dead, BillChete, and Lady Phantom, explore whether Terrifier (2018) is “too much Horror” and whether it could have wide enough appeal to financially stand on its own as a long-running Horror franchise. We also learn why Lady Phantom thinks clowns are “dirty.” And we even get a great little backstory history on Art the Clown from BillChete! Join us!

Ep. 008: Cabin Fever (2016)

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A cabin in the woods … one of the best Petri dishes for growing Horror cultures. For Episode 008 of Horror Movie Weekly, Lady Phantom has chosen to review the inexplicable remake, “Cabin Fever” (2016). Your hilarious late-night Horror hosts, your Triad of Terror — Jay of the Dead, BillChete and Lady Phantom — have some pretty funny debates surrounding the character actions in this infected narrative, including the veracity and validity of enjoying one last roll in the hay for the road when the chips are down. Plus, it’s humorous to hear Jay navigate through some surprisingly personal questions. We also discuss this film’s astoundingly unmerciful mercy killing — one for the ages. Join us!

Note: This review contains mild to moderate spoilers for a film that’s a fairly faithful remake of Eli Roth’s “Cabin Fever” (2002).

Ep. 007: Tusk (2014)

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“I am the egg man. They are the egg men. I am the walrus.” Welcome to Episode 007 of Horror Movie Weekly, where your late-night Horror hosts, your Triad of Terror — Jay of the Dead, BillChete and Lady Phantom — review Kevin Smith’s cinematic Horror oddity, “Tusk” (2014). Join us as we blubber on and seal the deal on whether this “polar”-izing Horror flick is worth your time. Let us know your thoughts in the comments, and thanks for listening!

Ep. 005: Incident in a Ghostland (2018)

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Can your Horror podcasting Triad of Terror — Jay of the Dead, BillChete and Lady Phantom — all three agree on the greatness of a single Horror film? Find out in Episode 005 of Horror Movie Weekly when your controversial hosts review Pascal Laugier’s “Incident in a Ghostland” (2018)! At least one of the hosts refers to it as a Horror masterpiece! Have you seen the film? Leave us a comment and let us know your take and rating. And if you haven’t seen Laugier’s other films, check out “Martyrs” and “The Tall Man,” but remember, “Ghostland” is required viewing! Join us!

Ep. 004: The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017)

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Join us for a battle — a couple of them! During Episode 004 of Horror Movie Weekly, BillChete picks “The Killing of a Sacred Deer” (2017), a film that he calls “the most unique Horror film you will have ever seen by far.” BillChete also said this flick is “one of the most unnerving, freaky movies I have seen in the past two decades.” But this a controversial film among your Triad of Terror — Jay of the Dead, BillChete and Lady Phantom, so join us as we lock horns to discuss “The Killing of a Sacred Deer.”

Ep. 003: Alien: Covenant (2017)

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Mind your orifices, it’s time to discuss another “Alien” installment. In Episode 003 of Horror Movie Weekly, Jay of the Dead chose to review “Alien: Covenant” (2017). The Triad of Terror, which includes Jay of the Dead, BillChete and Lady Phantom, debate whether “Alien: Covenant” is an effective installment in this franchise, particularly in its role as a prequel film. We also discuss whether this film is scary or simply more of the same. Join us!