Today we’re reviewing Scanners (1981) — David Cronenberg’s cult classic about mind control, psychic battles, and one of the most shocking special effects scenes in horror history.Released in 1981, Scanners tells the story of Cameron Vale (played by Stephen Lack), a man with powerful telepathic and telekinetic abilities who is recruited by a mysterious corporation to hunt down other psychics — known as “scanners.” But things take a dark turn when he faces off against the menacing Darryl Revok (Michael Ironside), a rogue scanner with deadly ambitions.Known for its unforgettable exploding head scene, Scanners has become a cornerstone of Cronenberg’s career, blending science fiction, body horror, and paranoia. The film explores themes of corporate control, government experiments, and the dangers of psychic power — all wrapped up in eerie atmosphere and practical effects that still hold up today.If you’re a fan of 80s horror, cult classics, or Cronenberg’s unique brand of body horror, this episode is for you!

🪦 The Mortuary Collection Review & Breakdown 🪦In this episode of our horror podcast, we dive deep into The Mortuary Collection (2019), an underrated horror anthology film packed with creepy stories, dark twists, and classic gothic vibes. We’ll break down each tale, share our favorite moments, and discuss why this film deserves more love from horror fans.If you’re a fan of horror anthologies like Creepshow, Tales from the Crypt, or Trick ‘r Treat, you’ll definitely want to stick around for this one.📌 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more weekly horror reviews, breakdowns, and deep dives!👉 Join the discussion in the comments: What did you think of The Mortuary Collection? Which short story was your favorite?

The Master of Suspense is in the spotlight!In this episode of Monsters Up North, we step into the shadowy world of the Master of Suspense himself — Alfred Hitchcock. In this episode of Monsters Up North, we uncover the man behind legendary films like Psycho, Rear Window, Vertigo, and The Birds. From his groundbreaking camera techniques to his mastery of tension and psychological thrills, Hitchcock reshaped the language of cinema forever. We’ll explore his life, his influence on generations of filmmakers, and the secrets that made his movies unforgettable. Whether you’re a die-hard cinephile or just curious about the genius who redefined suspense, this deep dive is for you.Whether you’re a classic movie buff, a filmmaking student, or just love a good suspense story, this episode is your ultimate guide to the genius of Alfred Hitchcock.Subscribe for more episodes exploring the dark, mysterious, and legendary figures in cinema!

In this chilling episode of Monsters Up North we dive deep into Mike Flanagan’s Hush (2016) — a home invasion horror film that turns silence into pure terror. We explore the film’s unique sound design, the psychological horror of isolation, and how a deaf protagonist changes the survival game. Is Hush one of the best modern home invasion thrillers? Let’s talk about it.🎧 Tune in as we break down key scenes, character dynamics, and what makes this minimalist horror so effective.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more horror movie breakdowns, reviews, and creepy conversations!

🎙️ The Town That Dreaded Sundown: Does It Still Scare?Join Monsters Up North as we dive into the 1976 horror classic The Town That Dreaded Sundown, exploring its connection to the real-life Phantom Killer case in Texarkana and its place in true crime horror history. We break down whether this cult classic still holds up, the creepy atmosphere, and how it compares to the 2014 meta-sequel.Is The Town That Dreaded Sundown truly scary, or is it overrated? We share behind-the-scenes facts, our honest thoughts, and the weirdest details that make this film stand out in the slasher genre.👻 What did YOU think of The Town That Dreaded Sundown? Drop your thoughts in the comments!🩸 Subscribe for weekly horror deep dives, movie reviews, and true crime horror discussions every week!

🌴🔪 In this video, we dive into Club Dread (2004), the underrated horror comedy from Broken Lizard, the creators of Super Troopers. We’ll break down its best kills, the bizarre humor, and why this slasher parody deserves a second look if you’re a fan of dark comedy and horror.Is Club Dread a hidden gem, or just a messy slasher spoof? Let’s find out as we revisit Coconut Pete’s deadly paradise and the chaotic fun this movie brings.💬 Have you seen Club Dread? Let me know your favorite moment in the comments!👍 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more horror reviews and movie breakdowns.

🎬 Today we’re diving into The Final Girls, the meta slasher that made us cry while dodging machetes. Why does this horror comedy hit so hard?

How does it subvert slasher tropes while exploring grief, nostalgia, and the bond between mothers and daughters?

Whether you’re a horror fan or just love a good story, you’ll leave this episode seeing The Final Girls in a whole new way.

👇 Tell us in the comments: Would you survive this movie? And what’s your favorite scene?

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Ghost pirates, killer fog, and small-town chaos – we’re diving into The Fog (1980) and its wild 2005 remake! In this episode, we break down why John Carpenter’s misty horror classic still creeps us out, laugh at the chaotic decisions characters make, and ask the real questions: –

Are the ghost pirates iconic or just confused fishermen? – Why is everyone so chill about a glowing fog killing people? –

Is the 2005 remake really THAT bad? Whether you’re a horror fan revisiting this cult classic or watching The Fog for the first time, we’ve got takes, laughs, and hidden details you might have missed.

Grab your flashlight, stay out of the mist, and hit play.

✨ Drop your favorite The Fog moment in the comments!

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