So It's Come to This: A Movie Podcast

This week's episode goes back into the woods for another round of summer camp slashers. This time, Charlie and Eric go toe-to-toe with 1981's "Madman." We examine the movie's razor-thin plot, cool music, insufferable victims and bizarre hot tub mating rituals. Listen now!

This week's episode takes a stab at covering one of the biggest (and best) horror movies of all time, 1980's "Friday the 13th." Charlie and Eric talk about the low-budget slasher's excellent scares, music, makeup and more. Listen now!

This week's episode takes a close look at an under-appreciated horror anthology film, 1985's "Cat's Eye." Written by Stephen King, this three-segment movie delivers thrills, chills, and plenty of cat-versus-troll spills. What more could you ask for? Listen now.

This week's episode is a trick-or-treat triple feature! First, Eric and Charlie get nostalgic about their own trick-or-treating memories, then we talk about three Halloween-themed flicks; 1982's horror-comedy "Trick or Treats," 1986's heavy metal horror movie "Trick or Treat" and 2007's horror anthology, "Trick 'r Treat." Listen now, and Happy Halloween!

Ahoy Mateys, this week's episode rolls into the fictional town of Antonio Bay to cover John Carpenter's "The Fog." Charlie and Eric talk about pirate ghosts, lighthouses, our local connection to the 1980 film, the art of jump scares and more. Listen now!

This week's episode is for mature audiences only, as we present 'So It's Come to This: After Dark' to explore the infamous 1995 box-office bomb "Showgirls." Eric and Charlie wonder at the movie's many oddities, from the over-acting to the nasty dialogue to the unbelievably anti-erotic pole dancing. Listen now!

This week's episode is the most fun you'll have being scared, as Charlie and Eric talk about 1982's "Creepshow." We review the best parts of the iconic horror anthology movie, and we get into the sequel and the recent series on Shudder. Listen now!

This week's episode gets into trouble with 1986's "Big Trouble in Little China." Charlie and Eric talk about the fantasy kung-fu feature from the Master of Horror and we list our top ten favorite John Carpenter films. Listen now!

This week's podcast speaks out about a creepy cult film, 1978's "Magic." Starring a young (41-year-old) Anthony Hopkins, this ventriloquist movie gets under our skin and freaks us out, and we love it for that reason. Listen now.

This week's podcast investigates the strange and scary world of John Carpenter's "Prince of Darkness." The 1987 horror movie masterpiece from the Master of Horror himself has it all, and Charlie and Eric cover it all, plus we talk about a surprise bonus Carpenter movie at the end! Listen now!