You've seen shark flicks, serial killer movies and scary bottle episodes. Why not combine them? This week, we've got "Dangerous Animals" and The Last Drive In on Shudder, the somber vampires in "Bleeding" have wandered from Screambox over to Tubi, and Nick Cage shares the screen with cosmic horror, Tommy Chong and real life alpacas in "Color Out of Space" on Hulu.

Plus - the beach in "The Shallows" is the funniest lie ever told, Mr. Rogers quotes work great with werewolves, and Tony Todd is just the right kind of crazy for a mythological monster flick that's so 2006, it hurts.

The last deep cuts of the summer are here - we've got Hell of a Summer on Hulu, The Twin on Shudder and the latest installment of Wednesday on Netflix. As spooky season nears, we've got new Asian horror and a ton of resurrected titles hitting streaming, including Jennifer's Body, 28 Weeks Later, Crawl, Donnie Darko, Popeye the Slayer Man and a Bruce Campbell flick about bean curd.

Plus, after 26 years (!), The Sixth Sense holds up - especially for unsuspecting zoomers.

There are gator flicks and there are gator flicks. The Bayou on Tubi is probably the former, but at least you've got a ton of choices. Also, somber vampire horror hits Hulu, a bunch of old classics drop on Tubi and the recently departed Terence Stamp gets a salute for Last Night in Soho and his many years of inspired villiany.

Should you be scared of clowns? Can Timothy Oliphant stop a chestburster? Is Julian Richings in everything? This week, get ready for Clown in a Cornfield on Shudder, Alien Earth on Hulu, noire almost-horror on Netflix and a very Tubi movie about mysterious sins. Plus, a quick review of Vicious Fun. Fun fact: I'm recording this episode in a pillow fort.

It is almost Wednesday, my dudes - season two, volume one of Netflix's Addams Family adaptation debuts this week, plus Joe Bob and crocodiles - maybe? - on Shudder and The Monkey hits Hulu. If you've ever wanted to punish your friends with a no-budget movie about demonic pickleball, Tubi has you covered, and I review Monster Island and Predator: Killer of Killers.

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What if the creature from the black lagoon lived on a deserted island? What if a teenage pop star was a murder machine? This week, we've got Monster Island hitting Shudder, the Witch Part One and Part Two hitting Screambox and a whole host of campy horrors hitting Tubi, plus I give a quick review of The World of Killing People AKA Night of the Killer Bears.

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When does a werewolf movie become serious? Should you ever eat thumb tacks? This week, the esteemed ghosts of Alfred Hitchcock, HG Wells and Rod Serling join us to unpack apartment horror on Netflix, video cassette terrors on Tubi and wacky South By hybrids on Shudder, plus Dog Soldiers and The Vast of Night.

Special shout out to synthwave guru Kevin Clifton, macabre artisan Venicia Jenivelle and to Emily Funk, the Mortitia to my Gomez.

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Do you like scary movies? Are you frightened by the length of your Netflix queue? Good news - I've got you covered. Every week, I'll preview new and resurrected horror movies dropping on Tubi, Shudder, Netflix, Hulu and more, plus reviews of my favorites. This time around, I outline the show and share three of my top four on Letterboxd, plus a little about me and the struggle to pick number four.

Regular episodes begin on July 18.