Do you love horror movies? Ever watch one and wonder why that one guy looked familiar, or why they did that crazy thing? Well, every week Danny and Tyler dive deep and try to pull all those answers and more out of their smoke-filled memories.
It's kind of messed up to rob a blind guy, isn't it? This week the Fried Squirms take a look at just how messed up it can be when they check out Stephen Lang in Fede Alvarez's Don't Breathe.
A folk horror period piece that verges not quite on horror. A psychedelic adventure with English Civil War deserters. A Field in England is a full on good time for the Fried Squirms.
A vampire hunter is tasked to rescue a kidnapped daughter, but not everything is what it first appears to be. Luckily, D is not only a vampire hunter... This week the Fried Squirms check out the adventures of D in 2001's animated Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust
Chavs are up to no good when a British couple go to enjoy a nice flooded gravel pit. The Fried Squirms peek in to...wait, is that Michael Fassbender being tortured?
Criminals, hostages, Salma Hayek, a blood drenched night in Mexico, written by Tarantino and directed by Bob Rod. There's almost nothing more the Fried Squirms could want more than From Dusk till Dawn.
The son of Satan has been born (or has he?), and so this week the Fried Squirms have a wild birthday party to attend with The Omen.
Not content to let Karloff and Universal hog all the glory; this week the boys take a look at Hammer's attempt at The Mummy, starring Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing.
It's been awhile since the Fried Squirms dug into the Universal catalog. So this week they take a look back in at Boris Karloff and his performance in The Mummy.
With a virus killing kids, science goes after the carrier. Unfortunately, Life, uh, finds a way. This week, the Fried Squirms look back on an early GDT effort, Mimic.
Break out the Hypnocil! Freddy Kruger is back and the Fried Squirms are willing to lucid dream just to check back in on how A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors holds up.
But Danny and Tyler, don't you watch scary movies every week? Yes, but this week it's finally time for the spoof that helped make out teen years what they were. Scary Movie.
Where's the horror when a famous comedian plays a clown? The Fried Squirms watch Stitches this week to find out just what Ross Noble can do as a ghost clown out for revenge!