The Innsmouth Rag

Insidious the series is a favorite of the show, does this newest installment live up to the hype? (Or no hype?)

Music is House of Night by Abe

We talk about Johnny Knoxville's brief stint in the horror film industry. Also, Mike doesn't know what a horror movie is. Also I don't think he's seen Tucker and Dale vs Evil. Do you like movies about cults?

Music is House of Night by Abe.

We talk Evil Dead Rise with friend of the show Jay Robbins. Getting back in the swing of things!

Opening music is House of Nightmares by Abe.

Ya Filthy Animals 

Jack and Mike stumble across a gem while watching crappy horror movies one Saturday of dying from the plague. You can watch Deadstream on AMC Plus or Shudder. 

Music is House of Nightmares by Michael Lerm 

In this week's episode, we talk about the 1985 classic - Fright Night with guest - Jacob Craig from the OM Podcast. J yells at Mike a little bit too making it super awkward. It's pandemonium. 

Music by Michael Lerm 

J and Mike watch James Wan's latest horror flick and talk about it. How does it compare to his hits like Insidious? Question - Do you think the idea was original? 

Music by Michael Lerm 

Your hosts watch one of the best zombie movies to date and discuss it - Train to Busan. Of course, they rip on each other along the way. 

Music is Haunted Mansion by Michael Lerm

Mike and J talk about the 1978 classic - Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. Is it even horror? 

Music - House of Nightmares by Abe

We are talking about the 1988 gem of a horror movie, Waxwork. Tell us, do you think it sucked? 

Our Season Finale! Mike and Jen talk about The Evil Dead first two installments and some fun fact regarding the masters of Campy Horror, Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi.

Well, we watched a movie and talked about it. Was it a memorable one? 

Mike and Jen watch Insidious 3 - which is a prequel to the first two movies. We discuss how the Insidious franchise has a slow decline once the simplicity is removed. 

Jen and Mike explore the sequel to James Wan's Insidious, lovingly dubbed Insidious 2: The Retcon by Mike. Does this sequel hold up to most and completely bomb or is it actually decent? 

Mike and Jen talk about one of the simplest horror movies made in our time - Insidious Chapter 1. They also talk about whats coming down the pipe for Innsmouth, Jester's court and shout out some other amazing podcasts out there! Question, do you like ghost stories? 

Mike and Jen explore a highly controversial type of horror - The Netflix-created ones. Listen along as they talk about the show Choose or Die. Will it be what sways you to give Netflix horror movies a chance? Should out to our friends at Open Mic'cers Podcast! 

Today Mike and Jen are joined by none other than Jacob Craig to talk about Quentin Tarantino's vampire flick, From Dusk Til Dawn and give it an honest rating. Be honest with us, are they zombie/vampire/hybrids? What even was happening here. 

Mike and Jen talk about a very underrated horror movie, Ginger Snaps. If you're into werewolves, tune into this. Please be warned there is talk of simulated suicide. Also, if you are looking to stream this movie you can find it for free on Tubi and Roku, also Amazon with an IMDB subscription. It cannot be purchased anywhere it seems. TW: Simulated Suicide, lots of gore, animal gore, and abuse. 

Mike and Jen talk about their upcoming ventures while unpacking the not so well-loved movie from 2002, Ghost Ship. Will it sink in their ratings?

April Fools! Mike and Jen explore a movie of the same name and talk a bit about extending the season, the origins of April Fool's Day, and a whole bunch of other stuff. To watch April Fool's Day catch the movie on Amazon. Check us out on Twitter, Patreon, etc. Do you like Holiday-themed horror episodes? 

Mike and Jen explore the final addition to the house series and talk about just how cringe the end of the story was. Totally confusing, totally meh. Stick with us as we finish this terrible movie franchise! 

Mike and Jen talk about the third addition to the House series, this one being dubbed The Horror Show. Is it scary? Listen and find out! 

Mike and Jen continue onward exploring the House series with number 2. The burning question, is Jesse his own grandpa?

Mike and Jen delve deep into that classic horror movie from 1986, House. Creepy ghosts? Maggot monsters? Things that go bump in the night? Wagon wheel beds? Is House a ridiculous movie? 

Join us this week on none other than Valentine's Day where we talk about the iconic films "My Bloody Valentine".