Brett Gallman recalls how Jason X signaled the rise of Internet access to the latest body count shenanigans of our favorite masked maniacs.

In which Jacob ponders the question: has our mainstream entertainment become to safe to be, well, entertaining?

Jacob goes long on the career of modern horror's most excitingly idiosyncratic auteur.

Brett's back at SH and sounding the alarm for folks to just embrace horror movies being out of their fucking minds again.

Brandon's back and telling you why you should embrace the goofy sincerity of notorious video game action epic, STREET FIGHTER.

Anya Stanley returns to Secret Handshake and digs into why Death is a omnipresent player in the JACKASS universe.

Brandon reveals how a minor late period work tells us all we need to know about Lee Marvin's legacy as a grizzled action star.

Brett Gallman breaks down what some consider to be the greatest metatextual slasher sequel of all time.

Jacob attempts to describe why this Italian rip off of an Australian blockbuster deserves Facemelter canonization.

Secret Handshake welcomes Brandon Streussnig into the fold, who in turn indoctrinates us into the action cinema cult of Craig Baxley.

Brett Gallman on why you should be seeking out Synapse's restoration of this highly entertaining monster mash.

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.