Infinite Horrors

Episode 12: Enys Men (AKA: Lonely Island)

Sam and Maya gush over Mark Jenkin's mesmerizing Enys Men.

Episode 11: Suspiria ’77 & ’18 (AKA: Which Witch Is Which?)

Sam & Maya talk history, politics, and hallucinogens as they compare Dario Argento's landmark giallo horror, Suspiria, with the 2018 "cover" directed by Luca Guadagnino. 

Episode 10: Barbarian (AKA: ScareBnB)

Former Whitest Kids You Know player, Zach Cregger, tries his hand at horror with 2022's Barbarian. Maya and Sam discuss where it hits, where it misses, and- yes- "mommy issues" comes up.

Episode 9: Terrifier (AKA: Send In The Clowns)

"All the world loves a clown." Cole Porter got it all wrong and filmmaker Damien Leone proves it with his disturbing creation, Art the Clown. In this episode, Sam & Maya discuss the hits and misses of the Terrifier film series, explore humanity's fascination with violence, and share their favorite forms of torture.

Episode 8: Cure (AKA: X Marks The Spot)

In this episode, Maya & Sam discuss Kiyoshi Kurosawa's brooding 1997 horror, "Cure," and debate the finer details of its script.

Episode 7: Silent Night, Deadly Night (AKA: Santa Claus is Coming... FOR YOU)

Celebrate the holidays with the 1984 yuletide killing spree, Silent Night, Deadly Night! Pour a tall glass of your favorite nog, gather the family together*, and join Maya & Sam for a spirited discussion of murder, childhood trauma, and churchly misdeeds.
 
*This is not a family podcast. Please do not gather them together.

Episode 6: Hellraiser ’87 & ’22 (AKA: Am I The Only One Around Here Who Gives a Sh*t About The Rules?!)

Sam & Maya praise Hell and raise Hell over Hellraiser and its 2022 remake.

Episode 5: Re-Animator (AKA: Stop Saving The Cat!)

Is humanity a collection of special souls or simply a bunch of meatbags that learned how to think and talk? Sam and Maya ponder this question and many more as they dig into the campy 80's Lovecraft adaptation, "Re-Animator."

Episode 4: I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream

Unwind with Maya, Sam, and a heaping dose of Existential terror, Harlan Ellison style. Our hosts compare notes on whether they'd want to survive a nuclear apocalypse, revel in Ellison's famously cantankerous persona, and dive deep into the short story- and video game adaptation- of I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream.

Episode 3: Plan 9 From Outer Space

This week, Sam and Maya dig up the campy horror classic, Plan 9 From Outer Space, and what it means to appreciate an artist even if their work was pretty rough around the edges.