In this episode, the boys are joined by special guest, Sith! This month, they compare "Cabin Fever" against "House of the Dead." Reliving "Cabin Fever" seemed to re-enrage the gang, while "House of the Dead," a low-budget zombie movie, provided a breath of fresh air, keeping them intrigued and offering a bit of enjoyment. Tune in to find out which movie advances in the tournament!

In this trivial episode of The Slash or Smash Podcast, the gang dives into a comparison between "Alone in the Dark" and "Homecoming." "Homecoming" enters the fray with a fresh face, surprising the hosts by being better than anticipated. While it still falls short in some areas, it exhibits a lot of potential. The big question remains: is "Homecoming" bad enough to surpass the infamous "Alone in the Dark"? Click that Play button to find out!

In this episode, the gang concludes round 1 of their movie showdown with a comparison between "The Disappointments Room" and "The Haunting of Molly Hartley. These two titans proved to be quite the contenders to be worse than the other. However, one movie decided to have a coherent plot. CRAZY! Click that play button to see which dumpster fire moves on to be the ULTIMATE DUMPSTER FIRE!

In our latest episode, the gang braved the cinematic storm of Feardotcom versus Beneath the Darkness. These films took us on a wild ride through whacky camera angles, subpar plots, and downright illogical writing. Despite their terribleness, only one can advance in our tournament! Hit that play button to join us as we dissect these flicks and reveal the "victorious" contender!

In this episode, the hosts compared Bless the Child from 2000 to Cabin Fever from 2016, both considered contenders for the title of worst horror movie ever. The intense competition between these films led to a heated and closely contested decision. Tune in to the episode to discover which movie emerges victorious in this battle of the worst horror films.

In this episode, the "Worst Horror Movie Tournament" kicks off with a showdown between "One Missed Call" and "Alone in the Dark," both notorious for their low Rotten Tomatoes ratings. Join the hosts as they dissect the flaws of these horror films and determine which one inches closer to claiming the title of the official worst horror movie ever.

In this podcast episode, hosts John, Matt, and Tiff review the 1990 movie "Frankenhooker." They describe the film as incredibly cheesy, featuring over-the-top scenes and borderline childish writing. Despite providing some laughs, the hosts find that the movie lacks the nuance necessary to hold their attention. They express confusion about how the $1.5 million budget was utilized, as the film seems to fall short of expectations. The hosts give the movie a SLASH rating, highlighting its potential but ultimately noting its failure to deliver a satisfying viewing experience.

RATING: SLASH

In this episode, the gang delves into the 1988 psychological thriller "Pin." The film follows a slow-paced narrative centered around the main character, who grapples with paranoid schizophrenia. Despite the potential for creepiness, the movie opts for a cautious approach, resulting in a slow-burn experience that ultimately falls short in its execution. The gang notes a lack of significant horror elements and the absence of the craziness that often makes such films entertaining. Unfortunately, the film's poorly executed finish contributes to an overall sense of boredom, leading the gang to advise viewers to pass on this Canadian production.