Evil comes full circle in this Chamber of Chills special, where we record our first episode right after viewing it, sitting with our mics in the balcony of the theater we just watched it in.

The Philippou brothers give us their second horror film after Talk To Me (2022), and it might just be a teeth-clenching banger (pun intended).

From cults and possession to tragedy and wildly unnerving special effects, this film contains the formula of an A24 horror classic. Does it hold up against the shocking reviews and audience reactions? Will it really make you queasy and unable to think about anything else? And bonus question: is it bad to enjoy watching horror movies like this as a Christian?

All we have to say is, go watch this film if you love horror. But you'll have the best horror experience with minimal expectations.

TINA, WAKE UP.

Wes Craven... you horror franchise mastermind. Does this classic stand the test of time or can you look past the dramatic 80s dialogue? Also, how does such an amazingly iconic film have one of the worst endings to a horror film?

Join us as we dissect our #13 top horror film of all-time, and discuss some wildly hot takes about the kings of classic horror and the battle for some of the the best nightmare fuel.

Do you believe in the boogeyman?

“You keep dancing with the devil, one day he's gonna follow you home.”

Somebody take me in your arms to go see this movie again, because Coogler has created an instant vampire musical classic that will stick with cinema lovers for a long time.

From behind-the-scenes of the making of this film to breaking down our favorite scenes in detail, we explore the ins and outs of why this movie is captivating the hearts and ears of several moviegoers, and why you're missing out if you don't feel the same.

Is this a top 10 film of all time? How about including a top 3 cinematic scene of all time? The hot takes are spicier than ever in our special episode of Chamber of Chills, Sinners (2025).

Ever seen a human being having a WWE smackdown with a Slytherin bodyguard? How about a ghost trapped in the further, who finally sees their way into the real world through a closet door, just to be stopped by the door closing in their face? If not, you’re in for a treat, because we explore the film that made Adam jump the most he’s ever jumped in a horror film (when he was 13 years old at an 8th grade birthday party, of course).

Join us on this episode as we dissect our #14 Top Horror Film of All Time, Insidious (2010). And yes, we understand this ranking is a crime, but... Just listen to the podcast episode and you may not hate us as much.

What do you get when you mix Witch's Wood, the Lost Sanderson Sister, and The Shaky Cam Project all into one?

This "lightning in a bottle" found footage film started a new wave of realistic horror, and seems to be a bit controversial regarding how entertaining or scary it is.

Join us for spicy takes and wild behind-the-scenes as we take enter our top 15 horror films of all time, kicking off with a film which left many viewers believing it was real upon its release, The Blair Witch Project (1999).

Turning this into a Toni Colette fan account.

If you haven't seen this movie, don't go look at the soundtrack because the entire twist will be ruined for you just by reading the last track title.

M. Night Shyamalan's most glorious release to date, the Sixth Sense delivers brilliant writing, wonderful acting, and a turn of events that will forever be talked about.

Annie Wilkes, dear, we're obsessed with you. The simplicity of this film's setting and plot allows for the performances to shine and boy do they.

Join us as we dissect a horror film directed by the same director of When Harry Met Sally, The Princess Bride, and A Few Good Men, as well as Jess's dad in New Girl. It's Misery business, baby.

Does this film have the wildest behind-the-scenes we've had so far? Maybe. Is this one of the grittiest slasher films we've ever seen? It just might be. Would we have wanted to be a part of the making of this film? Maybe absolutely not.

Join us as we continue to climb down our top 20 horror films of all-time with Hooper's 1974 classic, Texas Chainsaw Massacre.