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War Damn Seahawk: The Third Saturday in October Parts V and 1 Review

Everyone has their favorite movie in a horror franchise, some of us absolutely adore Friday the 13th VII: The New Blood, some of us think Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation is actually the peak of the run, and sometimes we really fight for the Leprechaun 4: In Spaces, the Jason Xs, hell even the Hellraiser: Hellworld fans exist. Now imagine a franchise where most of the movies are lost and only two of them have resurfaced. Jay Burleson asked himself that question and created that reality. Enter The Third Saturday in October series.

The Carnage Report Episode 49: Dario Argento Panico

On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick talk Simone Scafidi’s new documentary, Dario Argento Panico, now on Shudder. Plus, the pair recommend you go watch some Dario Argento movies, talk about Mutant, the new venture from Spectrevision featuring ex-Mondo folks,, and discuss trailers galore for Longlegs, Late Night with the Devil, Frogman, and more. Plus, Julie and Nick discuss their first encounters with foreign-language horror.

We apologize for the weird technical issues which pop up during the episode.

The Carnage Report Episode 45: It’s a Wonderful Knife

On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick conclude their holiday horror series by talking Tyler MacIntire’s Christmas slasher meets alternate timeline flick It’s a Wonderful Knife, now on Shudder. Plus, the pair recommend you go watch some timey-wimey weirdness and discuss trailers galore for Destroy All Neighbors, Founder’s Day, Handling the Undead, and more. Plus, Julie and Nick talk the choices which would’ve changed their lives.

The Carnage Report Episode 44: The Sacrifice Game

On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick continue their holiday horror series by talking the spree killer demon summoners in The Sacrifice Game, now on Shudder. In addition to what they think, they talk with the director of the film, Jenn Wexler. Plus, the pair recommend you go watch some holiday horror and discuss the announcement of big casting changes in the Scream franchise, along with trailers galore for The Cello, Everyone Will Burn, Night Swim, and what hopes they have for Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu. Plus, Julie and Nick discuss their holiday decorating strategies.

The Carnage Report Episode 42: When Evil Lurks

On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick talk about possession/outbreak movie When Evil Lurks, directed by Demian Rugna, streaming now on Shudder. In addition to what they think about the film, the pair recommend you go watch some other possession and rurally-set movies and discuss the surprise announcement of It Follows sequel, They Follow, along with trailers galore for Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, Loop Track, Bad CGI Gator, and a selection of upcoming holiday horror in the Christmas Corner. Plus, Julie and Nick discuss their weirdest experiences in a rural setting.

The Carnage Report Episode 34: Sharksploitation

On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick talk about director Stephen Scarlata’s new documentary, Sharksploitation, now streaming on Shudder. In addition to what they think about the film, the pair recommend some other docs and killer animal movies, discuss trailers galore for Dear David, Perpetrator, the upcoming Witchboard remake, and get excited about the massive upcoming haunt at the Mall of America. Plus, Julie and Nick wonder how they’d deal with open water.

The Carnage Report Episode 32: Brooklyn 45

On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick talk about director Ted Geoghegan’s latest, the ghost story of Brooklyn 45, now streaming on Shudder. In addition to what they think about the film, the pair recommend some other religious horror, discuss trailers galore for the fifth season of What We Do in the Shadows, Tearsucker, Metalocalypse: Army of the Doomstar, and more. Plus, Julie and Nick discuss their if their friends would come to a séance and get excited about Crypticon KC.

The Carnage Report Episode 23: Attachment

On this episode of the Carnage Report podcast, Julie and Nick talk about director Gabriel Bier Gislason’s family drama/horror film, Attachment, along with a look at the romcom horror of Emily Hagins’ Sorry About the Demon, both streaming on Shudder. In addition to what they think about the film, the pair recommend other possession flicks, celebrate the potential reboot of I Know What You Did Last Summer, look at Vinegar Syndrome’s new publishing line, and discuss trailers galore for Don’t Suck, Spoonful of Sugar, Moon Garden, and more.