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Death doesn't take a day off—especially not in Final Destination: Bloodlines. We break down the latest chapter in the death-cheats-you-back saga, where fate's feeling extra petty and the kills are as creative as ever. Buckle up, stay out of construction zones, and don't even think about ignoring that weird gut feeling. You know the rules… but Bloodlines might just rewrite them
The battle lines are drawn at 1331. 1331 is divided… and we're not holding back. Sinners has split the crew — and we're not holding back. Two of us are ready to defend it… and one of us is ready to bury it. In this episode, we break down what's working, what's not, and why the horror world is so divided. If you love a good fight, mixed reviews, and raw, unfiltered opinions — this one's for you.
On this episode of Horror Talk, we're breaking down what's hot, what's weird, and what's crawling out of the shadows in the world of horror. New movies, creepy news, and everything your dark little heart needs to stay in the loop.
In Part 2 of our Woman in the Yard breakdown, we're going full spoilers — so if you haven't seen it, now's your warning. This episode takes a hard look at the film's central and controversial subject: suicide. We're unpacking how the movie handles such a heavy theme, what worked, what felt off, and how it all ties into that haunting final act. We'll be sharing our own perspectives on the message it tried (or failed) to send, and why the ending has stuck with — or unsettled — so many. It's raw, real, and a little uncomfortable… just like the movie.
In this episode, we're talking Woman in the Yard: Part One. Did we like it? Did we not? There's been some controversy around this one, and we've got thoughts. No spoilers—just honest reactions.
Ash: a thrilling ride that kicks off with a spark and ends with a BANG!, but the middle? Oh, that's where the real horror lies! Well, let's just say it left us wondering if we were watching ‘Ass' or ‘Ash'! So grab your popcorn and grab your seat and sit down as we dive into this review.
Join us for a laugh-out-loud episode with the 1331 Horror Cast crew: Bloody Bloopers! Watch us fumble, giggle, and scare ourselves silly behind the scenes. Get ready for a spooky good time!
Fresh off surviving Mad Monster Party—somehow—we're here to talk about the horror legends we met, the terrifyingly awesome movies they've been in, and the geek-out moments we'll never live down. But the madness isn't over! Carolina Fear Fest and Tidewater Horror Convention are creeping up, and we're ready for more horror-fueled chaos, more monsters, mayhem, questionable spending decisions, and probably spending way too much on horror merch. Let's get spooky!
“Congratulations to The Monkey (2025) for making a wind-up toy somehow less scary than it already wasn't. In this two-hour endurance test, two brothers discover their childhood junk is killing people—shocking. They drag us through a joyless, scare-free mess that mistakes loud noises for tension. By the end, you'll be rooting for the monkey just to put everyone (including you) out of their misery.”
“Roses are red, violets are blue, in this slasher film… love might kill you! A spark ignites, a night so grand—until a killer takes their hand. The Heart Eyes stalks with deadly delight, turning love into pure fright. Can Ally and Jay make it through, or will their love be cut in two? Tune in, beware, and hold love tight—because in this game… only fear survives at the end of the night!”
Horror fans come in all shapes and screams—there's the trivia-obsessed purist who thinks anything post-1980 is trash, the franchise defender who swears Halloween: Resurrection “isn't that bad,” and the A24 devotee who insists horror isn't real unless it's “elevated.” In this episode, we dive into the most iconic (and sometimes insufferable) horror movie fan tropes, from the gorehounds to the “I liked it before it was cool” crowd. Are we calling ourselves out? Probably.
“Roses are red, violets are blue, in this slasher film… love might kill you! A spark ignites, a night so grand—until a killer takes their hand. The Heart Eyes stalks with deadly delight, turning love into pure fright. Can Ally and Jay make it through, or will their love be cut in two? Tune in, beware, and hold love tight—because in this game… only fear survives at the end of the night!”
This week, we're talking about Companion (2025), the sci-fi thriller that asks, “What if your perfect partner was just really good at pretending to love you?” Sophie Thatcher plays Iris, who thinks she's in a normal relationship—until a fun little getaway reveals she's actually an AI built to cater to Jack Quaid's every whim. Because, you know, men weren't entitled enough already. Dark humor, psychological tension, and a whole lot of ethical red flags—let's break it all down!
Horror in 2025 is here, and it's not knocking first. We have lots and lots of sequels, but are they back with unfinished business? The reboots are digging up old nightmares, or will it just be a nightmare to watch? Some new, fresh horrors are lurking in the dark. Whether you like psychological chills, supernatural creeps, or just good old-fashioned bloodshed, this year has something terrifying for everyone, hopefully. So grab your popcorn, keep the lights on, and maybe don't answer the phone… just in case.
Presence (2025) reimagines the haunted house story through the eyes of the ghost. As a troubled family moves in, buried secrets explode, tensions boil over, and the real horror isn't what's lurking in the shadows—it's them.
The 2025 Wolfman: Guy moves back home, gets mauled by his deadbeat werewolf dad,and then tries not to ruin his family while sprouting fur. He starts shedding all over the furniture. Family drama, but with extra fur and howling.
2024 delivered a stellar lineup of horror films, from bone-chilling reimaginings to fresh spins on classic tropes. We're diving into the best of the 2024! Tune in as we explore what made these films stand out to us and why 2024 was a remarkable year for horror.
2024 blessed us with some horror gems… and some absolute stinkers. From killer hashtags and haunted dollhouses to yet another CGI disaster, these movies made us question if the real horror was wasting two hours of our lives. Join us as we roast the year's worst horror offerings—where bad scripts, laughable effects, and unnecessary sequels came together to haunt us in ways they never intended.
“Step with us into the eerie world of the NEW! 2024 Nosferatu, where classic horror gets a modern twist. Prepare for spine-chilling moments and timeless terror as this iconic vampire tale is reborn!”
Rudolph's nose isn't the only thing getting splashed with red this year! This top 10 christmas horror movies list includes everything from the classics you love all the way to new releases, ranked by yours truly Ripper,Lanna, and Todd. Go ahead and make your list, check it twice, but chances are you're not surviving this holiday night!
Join us as we rip and slash through this top 25 lists and give you our thoughts on them. So let's find out who's been naughty or nice. My bets on the naughty.
Two scientists try to stop a mutation that turns people into werewolves after being touched by a super-moon the year before. Yeah, and it's kind of like you take resident evil, rahzar from TMNT, and the purge and put it all in a blender and mix it up and get nothing but goodness.
Elisabeth Sparkle, renowned for an aerobics show, faces a devastating blow on her 50th birthday as her boss fires her. Amid her distress, a laboratory offers her The Substance, you can generate another you: younger, more beautiful, more perfect. You just have to share time -- one week for one, one week for the other. A perfect balance of seven days each... Easy right? If you respect the balance... What could possibly go wrong?
Two young missionaries are forced to prove their faith when they knock on the wrong door and are greeted by a diabolical Mr. Reed (Hugh Grant), becoming ensnared in his deadly game of cat-and-mouse.
We finally got a chance to go to the theater and see Smile 2
Streaming services have definitely outdone themselves with the amount of horror movies being released in this season! While many are recently out and we have definitely been binging, there are three standouts(for different reasons) that we need to discuss. Do we love it? Do we hate it? Crank up your stereo and find out
Art the Clown as good ol' Saint Nick?! Damien Leone and David Howard Thornton gave us everything we wanted and more! Terrifier 3 came in bigger, badder, and bolder. Strap on your boots and get ready for some serious carnage candy.
Lets Talk is all about what's new in Horror! We are committed to bringing you the latest coverage of the hottest happenings in the world of horror. If it's hot and it's horror, breaking news, and thoughtful reviews of the genre's most popular movies, trailers, streaming, media, collectibles, and more.
Speak No Evil follows an American family who are invited to stay at a remote farmhouse of a British couple for the weekend, and the hosts soon begin to test the limits of their guests as the situation escalates. Jason Blum serves as a producer through his Blumhouse Productions banner.
Come On Down! To The Terror Trivia game show! With your lovely host, the mistress of the monsters, Lana! Where Mr. Thunder goes head to head with Mr. Ripper in a race to see who will win the horror trivia challenge.
A complete, Chest-Bursting ranking of every alien movie. Where does the latest entry- Alien: Romulus-fall? Here it is- ALL the ‘Alien' Movies, ranked from 1979's 'Alien' to 2024 with 'Alien: Romulus'!Here's a ranking of the seven movies in the franchise.
We all said his name 3 times and Beetlejuice is back! With all this trouble brewing in both realms (realms of a good and bad movie that is) is the mischievous demon we all know and love back? Is Beetlejuice back to unleash his very own mayhem or is the just movie just mayhem? Let's go over the good, bad, and the gory with this new Beetlejuice Beetlejuice review.
The Crow:2024 Is Dreary and poorly paced, this reimagining of The Crow doesn't have enough personality or pulse to merit the resurrection. it's like someone showing you a real life crow! Then what somebody tries to portray what they saw of the original bird they saw, but their in version it's just a pigeon spray-painted black with extra feathers and glitter put on it with googly eyes oh! there birds on drugs! Lots of DRUGS!
The 7th installment in the Alien franchise is finally upon us! A little late, overdue, our Alien:Romulus review
“Cuckoo” is an appropriate name for this movie- it's bizarrely obsessed with birds and Men In Black 3. Now as director/writer Tilman Singer's latest is HOT! ass. The new film isn't horror at all film with a winding no sense tale with no suspense. It's not well-directed and never quite manages to terrify or truly be horror, for it's afraid of horror tropes and does not play into them with a spit in the face and a wink to the audience.
It's here the NEW M. Night Shyamalan's outing, everyone in a large city is in a frenzy. Why? That's because they're up and ready to watch a concert performed by famous pop star Lady Raven. Two of her fans, a man named Cooper and his daughter Riley, attend the concert with high spirits, but things slowly begin to change their tune. Amongst the screams of adoration and sounds of applause, the concert itself has a hidden identity: it's a front to fish out an infamous serial killer known as The Butcher. With security cameras rigged, armies of policemen with weapons at the ready, and police vehicles surrounding the venue, will anyone survive their concert experience or is there more to The Butcher than meets the eye? Or was it all in the movie trailer?
It's time for a good ol' fashioned Cult Classic. The Mistress of the Monsters chose the film for our first chapter, and boy did we have fun with this one. Let us know your interpretation of this retro rewind!
The first half of 2024 left us with some heavy horror hitters… and just a few horror flops. Overall we were thrilled, spooked, and satiated in our desire for all things horror.
Examine the investigation of school assistant Maxine Carr and her caretaker fiancé Ian Huntley, who was later imprisoned for the double murder of schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, the tragic case that shocked the nation.
A Quiet Place Day 1 s an apocalyptic horror film written and directed by Michael Sarnoski. A terminally ill hospice patient travels into New York City to see a play, and as she and her group are leaving, the city comes under attack by an alien invasion. The survivors soon learn that they must remain absolutely silent as the extraterrestrial beings are attracted to and attack the slightest sound.
Dial This Number for the Creepiest Call of Your Life! We did so you don't have to.
Horror Talk is all about what's new in Horror! We are committed to bringing you the latest coverage of the hottest happenings in the world of horror. If it's hot and it's horror, breaking news, and thoughtful reviews of the genre's most popular movies, trailers, streaming, media, collectibles, and more.
Well cult we're being... blessed with yet another Exorcist type movie, again I guess!!!! Sit back grab your popcorn and crucifix as we dive into this new one.
The 1331 Chapter starts now. Looking for in-depth analysis of all things horror. Join us weekly with new chapters. As we go over all things horror: New horror movies, Top 10 Countdown, What's streaming , Horror news, Serial killers, and so much more. The 1331 has three horror hosts. Ripper, The Thunder, and Mistress of the Monsters Lanna. Come and Join The Cult.
We all know we love our thrills and kills… but who is our ultimate Top 10 Killers? How do you choose?!
Alright Cult, y'all know how much we love a good slasher. Was this a good slasher? You'll have to listen to find out
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