Jacob dives into Abel Ferrara's less celebrated (yet no less essential) works of uncomfortable autobiography.

Jacob goes long on the greatest road horror movie of all time.

Greg Ferrara joins the SH gang to talk about Budd Boetticher's heralded Elmore Leonard adaptation.

Brett Gallman is back and is walking behind the rows with these Dimension CHILDREN OF THE CORN sequels.

Preston returns to SH with one of the most bonkers camp slasher films of all time.

Simon Abrams sits down with the cinematographer of the black magic Hong Kong Mondo doc.

Brett Gallman returns to SH and delivers some words on Eric Red's deranged Frankenstein splatter picture.

Body count guru Brian Collins stops by to comment on possibly the most important slasher element: the killer's mask!

Simon Abrams returns to SH, dissecting the seminal queer smash that breathed new life to Fukasaku's career.

Preston makes his case for why this tale of analog loneliness should already be in our modern cult canon.

Jacob slips on his black gloves to prowl through Vinegar Syndrome's first volume of yellow murder mystery obscurities.

Marten examines the one inevitable truth in Michael Mann's sprawling filmography.

Jacob blows a bunch of shit up with two of the most underrated buddy actioners of all time.

Mike O'Brien places Michael Schultz and THE LAST DRAGON in the timeline of Black pop history.

Travis Woods dives into the despair of Cutter's Way and wonders if anything we do really matters.

Jacob runs down the sordid details of Travis McGee's only big screen outing to date.

Simon Abrams grew a greasy mullet to flex on John Woo and Jean-Claude Van Damme.

Marten reveals his ultimate Secret Handsake: just mention Dolph.

Jacob on Lance Mungia's hipster swordplay epic and the End of All Things.

Brett Gallman uses sacred cult cinema texts to navigate memory lane.