The Slasha Brotha Podcast

Welcome back, Gore-Geeks!The saga of my unpredictable life continues, but I never give up easily, much like the Carpenter sisters in Radio Silence's Scream VI. To make up for being gone, I'm ending this first season with the same franchise I started with. Scream VI earns a few redemption points in my eyes as we follow the "Core Four" in New York City. As they ev

¡Bienvenidos de nuevo, Gore-Geeks!I am back to bring you a bloody bonus episode on the Uruguayan slasher film, The Last Matinee. The film follows Ana, a film projectionist's daughter, who happens to be covering for his shift the same day a psychotic man with a growing eyeball collection stalks the theater's patrons and staff. And you thought your job sucked. Eye Think Th

Welcome back, Gore-Geeks!I'm back returning from a long hiatus of procrastination, and also adulting to bring you the finale episode of season one of The Slasha Brotha Podcast. I can't believe my first season is nearly complete. That's right, NEARLY, because I've got one more bonus episode dedicated to Basic Slice & Dice coming soon. Not soon like 2 months f

Welcome back, Gore-Geeks!A24 is back to add another fucked up folk-horror tale to the collection with Alex Garland's Men, and I decided to see if the apple falls far from the tree.Harper Marlowe retreats to a beautiful and secluded cottage outside of London. After meeting several "men" in the area with questionable intentions, her reality begins to unravel as she&apo

Welcome back, Gore-Geeks!This week, I'm covering 80's gem, Happy Birthday to Me, a slasher that's utterly insane in the brain, but boasts a little class.Ginny Wainwright survives an accident caused by her delusional mother that leaves her brain damaged. After a miraculous recovery, she's ready to celebrate her birthday with the Top 10, the richest douchebags in

Welcome back, Gore-Geeks! I tried not to clown this one too bad, but unfortunately even the appearances of Christopher Plummer, Margot Kidder, Tatyana Ali, and James Duval couldn't save this forgotten 90's rhinestone. Non-psychic-but-psychic drama-queen, Kate Williams, learns she's the long lost daughter of a murdered opera star. Seeking closure (and a panic-attack),

I'm baaaaaacccckkkk, Gore-Geeks! I'm stoked to be back this week after a brief hiatus to be talking about the 1981 low-budget slasher, Madman, featuring Gaylen Ross (George Romero's Dawn of the Dead & Creepshow) and the dumbest decision in horror history!Thanks for tuning in, and thank you to those who have been following the podcast and the YouTube channel. Be s

If I had a bull-dick totem to make wishes, I'd ask for no technical issues for as long as I live (seriously the Season 1 struggle for perfection is too REAL, but I'm determined.) In this 2002 slasher, The class tutor's life is taking a murderous turn as his fellow classmates are being picked off by someone in a skull mask and the new popular girlfriend he wished for

THE TROPES! THE TROPES! THE TROPES! Mario Bava helps set the standard for slasher flicks of the future with this whodunnit that truly keeps you guessing who's next, who's the killer, and how many times a girl can turn around while running from certain death. Thank you so much for tuning in, Gore-Geeks! Come back next week for a forgotten 2000's slasher that WISHES it

House of the Devil's Ti West returns to bitchsmack our expectations once again in this beautifully hilarious and raunchy gore-fest! X delivers nostalgic Texas Chainsaw Massacre grit with poignant themes of sexual freedom. The happy ending is nothing short of a BLAST! Thank you for tuning in, Gore-Geeks! I hope you enjoyed this break-in bonus episode! Come back next week for a