His and Hers Horror

I finally figures out my feelings on Mulholland Drive, and we discuss the complexities of putting your soul in a doll.

This week, David has some hot new CreepyPasta to share with us! Special thanks to Patron Eduardo for selecting this week's topic!

Oldies can still be goodies, and a classic can also be...not great. Films discussed include Cat People (1942) and The Birds.

This week, David roots for the bad guys and Tia rants about continuity in a movie that came out before her grandparents were even born. Films discussed include The Strangers and The Wolf Man (1941).

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This week we're revisiting 1963's Black Sabbath, as well as covering the 2001 original Japanese version of Pulse. Topics discussed include mod fashions, Slavic vampires, and red duct tape as ghost repellent.

This week, we just happened to get 2 vampire movies! Topics discussed include boring vampires, Peter Cushing's excellent coats, and Dracula doing drag.

Welcome to 2024, and the start of a new season of His & Hers Horror! This week, we begin our journey through the 101 Scariest Horror Movie Moments of All Time. Films discussed include It Follows and The Orphanage (El Orfanato).

A quick message regarding the show, it's future, and how much we hate being sick.

Tia's been fighting a cold for 3 weeks, so David took the reigns and is testing her knowledge of actors and their horror roles.

It's spooky season, and we're revisiting another old topic. Films discussed include Silence of the Lambs and Mindhunters (2004).

The Konami code may not help you with these games.

It's time for another birthday episode! David's turning 44, and we're celebrating by discuss 2 of his favorite childhood horror films: 976-Evil and The Gate!

It's been a scorcher lately, so we're doing something a little more laid back. Enjoy!

This week we look at more horror films with religious themes. Films discussed include Stigmata and Bless the Child.

Why did I think this would be a good idea?! Films discussed include Arachnophobia and Eight Legged Freaks.

For most people, summer time means vacation time. But be careful when you're traveling. Some road trips can be killer.

Apparently we haven't done one of these in over a year. Films discussed include Skinamarink and M3GAN.

I know. You saw the title of this episode and thought "But Tia doesn't do body horror!" Consider it an experiment in personal growth. Films discussed include Scanners and The Fly (1986).

Welcome to season 4! This episode, we discuss cannibalism at sea, a German man looking for a special connection, and the proper way to make a stew. Films discussed include Ravenous (1999) and Fresh (2022).

No more pencils, no more books. These teachers do more than give dirty looks! Films discussed include Disturbing Behavior and The Faculty.

Arguably one of the most niche horror subgenres. Films discussed include Phantom of the Paradise and Repo: The Genetic Opera.

Some toxic friendships go beyond Facebook drama. Films discussed include Hide & Seek and Daniel Isn't Real (as requested by our niece)!

It's finally time! We watched over 70 movies, and we picked the best (in our opinions). No red carpets, just red hot takes!

No, not the Dan Brown novel. Films discussed include Fallen and Frailty.

March is Women's History Month, so we're taking this opportunity to discuss actresses who've been influential in the horror genre, as well as the role of women in horror films.

Scream VI just came out (don't worry, no spoilers!) But it got us thinking about the recent trend of legacy sequels. So let's talk about it!

Grab some tteokbokki and gimbap!! This week, we're discussing 2 amazing horror films from South Korea! Films discussed include Train to Busan and I saw the devil.

Everyone loves a good mystery! This week, we're discussing the Dyatlov Pass Incident and the Philadelphia Experiment. 

When I scheduled this episode, I didn't think it would be in the 50s when it released. But we're making the most of it, and discussing 2 films that will chill you in more ways than one! Films discussed include Frozen (not that one) and Devil's Pass.

It's early February, and love is in the air! Also murder!! This week we're discussing My Bloody Valentine and My Bloody Valentine 3D. 

We all need a little help sometimes. And ghosts are no different! This week we discuss films where ghosts need a little help from their (living) friends. Films discussed include The Changeling and The Sixth Sense.

It's Tobe Hooper's birthday, so we're doing another director spotlight! Films discussed include The Damned Thing and Poltergeist!

It's Tia's birthday again, and we're talking about films released the year she was born. Full disclosure: She didn't have much to choose from. Films discussed include Silver Bullet and The Stuff.

It's 2023! We're ringing in the new year with horror films centered around the holiday! We may also dive into our personal experiences with Y2K. Films discussed include Terror Train and End of Days.

The holiday season is in full swing, and we're taking the opportunity to highlight some great Christmas horror comedies! Films discussed include Gremlins and Scrooged. 

It's been a hell of a year, and we're exhausted. So this week we're asking some weird, thought-provoking questions. Who is David's ultimate scream queen? What's in Tia's zombie apocalypse kit? Find out now!

Hail Mary, full of grace, the past was THE WORST! This week we discuss some history on the Catholic church's treatment of women, and horror films set in those places! Films discussed include The Devil's Doorway and The Nun.

This week we're taking a look at the history of the bottle episode: tv episodes and films that take place in a single location. Films discussed include Misery and The Autopsy of Jane Doe. 

Travel back with us this week, to a time when a woman merely having an opinion was enough to label her a witch! Films discussed include The Witch and An American Haunting. 

This week, we're looking at horror moments in non-horror films. Discussion includes Trainspotting, The Brave Little Toaster, Labyrinth, and many more. 

What are our annual Halloween movies? What's the best trick or treat candy? This week we discuss our thoughts on the holiday and all it entails. 

When we first started, we didn't really have structure. As a result, some films didn't get as much love as they deserved. So let's fix that! This week, we're revisiting an old topic and focusing on 2 favorites: Blood Fest and Hell Fest!

This week we celebrate the king of human monsters and monstrous humans, Guillermo del Toro. We also take a brief look at the history of the Spanish Civil War to better understand the films it inspired. Films discussed include The Devil's Backbone and Pan's Labyrinth. 

Spooky season has begun, and we're kicking it off with one of our favorite Halloween-based horror films!

Join us as we celebrate the 27 year anniversary of this classic David Fincher horror thriller!

We're not talking a game of Uno or Monopoly that's gone too far and hurt some feelings. These games will literally kill you. Films discussed include Would You Rather & Blumhouse's Truth or Dare.

This year for David's birthday, we're covering one of his all time favorite horror movies. 

Music fans rejoice! We're dedicating an entire episode to the folks who score some of our favorite horror films. 

It's vampire time again! This week we compare the Fright Night films, vampire lore, and how hot 2011 Colin Farrell was. 

Fair warning, this week's episode is a little wacky. We go on several tangents.