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AKA The Revelation Episode Drinking Game rules "Billy idol is the truth, man" -- 1 drink for everyone "Montana, whats with this metal shit? I'm trying to get shredded!" -- 1 drink for guys "Bubblegum barbie is into blades?" -- 1 drink for girls Rudy is hanging "shredded" from the rafters... and Montana kinda likes it -- 1 drink We learn Sam (aka Montana's brother) got shot dead by Brooke's crazy jealous fiance -- 1 drink Chet aka Gus Kenworthy has to rely on dudes named Xavier and Trent to clean his wounds and save his life... and it works! Trevor has talents! -- 1 drink Did we mention 1 drink for every jump scare?? But only if you jump... Sassy lunch lady Bertie has a history with Benjie aka Mr Jingles -- 1 drink We figure out who dug the punji stick pit... and it's for science -- 1 drink Xavier's face haunts him more than Bertie's assisted suicide -- 1 drink We learn Margaret's REAL connection to Mr Jingles -- 1 drink The 2 killers throw down -- 1 drink for the guys The 2 strong women aka maniac masterminds throw down -- 1 drink for the gals Benjie gets lobotomized and traumatized -- 1 drink We learn who really slayed the camp counselors of 1970 -- 1 shot of the hard stuff When you wonder if Xavier is still alive cuz he's a virgin... same as Mr Jingles (think about that one) -- 1 drink The Night Stalker lives!! -- FINISH YOUR BEER

AKA The Accomplice Episode

AKA The Backstory Episode

AKA The '80s slasher season opener

Lil' Gage gets murdery This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this episode, Phil remembers when lil' Gage murders old man Jud at the end of Pet Sematary (1989), and wonders why no one thought to just kick the toddler. We wanna know: What horror scene tarnished your childhood? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

How a melting face ruined my childhood... This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this episode, Kailyn remembers how a melting face in Poltergeist (1982) tarnished her childhood, until she grew up and the real-life horror of Denver's Cheeseman Park made it all seem plausible. We wanna know: What horror scene tarnished your childhood? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

Tequila is my LADY! Spoilers: Stop now if you haven't seen this film This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. For our long-awaited return to your earholes, Jessica dissects her favorite scene from The Cabin In The Woods (2011), where Stoner Marty throws a wrench in the gears by saving Final Girl Dana -- and possibly dooming the planet. BONUS!! We want you to select this year's winner of Macabre Madness! Shoot us your favorite from the 8 films at the start of this podcast for a chance to win something special from yours truly. We wanna know: What's your go-to horror parody? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

Welcome to Season 3 of MACABRE MADNESS: the one, the only, the original horror movie bracket tournament! In this episode, we roll through the all the badass films that didn't even make it out of the first 3 rounds, like - The Babadook (2014) - Wes Craven's New Nightmare (1994) - The Thing (1982) - The Shining (1980) We started with 60 films going head-to-head in a March Madness-style bracket tournament, this year pulling from decades of horror: '70s, '80s, '90s, '00s, '10s and the wild card division. NEW THIS YEAR: Play to win! Fill out the bracket below and share with us on social (@macabrebros) to win a Macabre Bros prize pack with t-shirt, stickers and films hand-selected by the bros and brahs. PDF Bracket... GET IT HERE! Come back for the Evil 8 and championship finale! Let the best horror film win!

Welcome to Season 3 of MACABRE MADNESS: the one, the only, the original horror movie bracket tournament! In this episode, we roll through the opening 3 rounds... - Round 1 (highest Metacritic score) - Round 2 (highest Rotten Tomatoes score) - The Savage 16 ("Best of Web") A preview of the savagery to come... - Carrie (1976) vs. The Shining (1980) - A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) vs. The Babadook (2014) - Midsommar (2019) vs. Train to Busan (2016) We started with 60 films going head-to-head in a March Madness-style bracket tournament, this year pulling from decades of horror: '70s, '80s, '90s, '00s, '10s and the wild card division. NEW THIS YEAR: Play to win! Fill out the bracket below and share with us on social (@macabrebros) to win a Macabre Bros prize pack with t-shirt, stickers and films hand-selected by the bros and brahs. PDF Bracket... https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRjzWVwUl_UTbHTNaXifBkXjNpAVPrxZ6RLfAx55bw5118x-EPozq_l1ey5YWPwyGm2dHxQbhd2vRow/pub?gid=1745765665&single=true&output=pdf Come back for the quarter-finals and semifinals! Let the best horror film win!

Next stop: HELL This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this episode, Phil gets caught in the giddy chaos of a cracked-out zombie attack at a South Korean train station. It's when all hell truly breaks loose in 2016's Train to Busan, probably the first (but hopefully not the last) "zombies on a train" flick. We wanna know: What's your favorite zombie movie? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoilers: Minor

"I watched hard and did the winning thing. If you wanna win, just f*ckin win!" -- Jessica, 2-time Macabre Madness winner Welcome to Season 3 of MACABRE MADNESS: the one, the only, the original horror movie bracket tournament! We've got 60 films going head-to-head in a March Madness-style bracket tournament, this year pulling from decades of horror: '70s, '80s, '90s, '00s, '10s and the wild card division. In this episode, the whole Macabre Family gets together to preview our selections and talk shit with the live bracket draw. NEW THIS YEAR: Play to win! Fill out the bracket below and share with us on social (@macabrebros) to win a Macabre Bros prize pack with t-shirt, stickers and films hand-selected by the bros and brahs. PDF Bracket... https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRjzWVwUl_UTbHTNaXifBkXjNpAVPrxZ6RLfAx55bw5118x-EPozq_l1ey5YWPwyGm2dHxQbhd2vRow/pub?gid=1745765665&single=true&output=pdf Come back soon for Rounds 1 and 2: Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes Let the best horror film win!

Sweet transvestite! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this one, Kailyn gets envious of Tim Curry's moves (in 5-inch heels!) from the show-stopping "Sweet Transvestite" number in The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975). When we're all allowed to dress up in fishnets and leather, and throw things in theaters again, a Rocky Horror shadow play should be your first stop. So tell us: Have you ever been to a Rocky Horror shadow play? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoilers: None, other than your preconceived notions of sexuality

The bent-neck lady! Spoiler alert: MAJOR spoilers, seriously, don't ruin this one for yourself This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. For this episode, Phil unpacks the most devastating moment from the best episode in the Netflix series The Haunting of Hill House (2018), Episode 5: "The Bent-Neck Lady." So tell us: What TV horror series are you watching right now? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

"It's us" This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. This week (our 50th episode!!), Jessica gets scared shitless by a quartet of shadowy doppelgangers just standing there, in the tense moments before shit goes sideways in Jordan Peele's Us (2019). So tell us: What scene scared you the most in Us? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: Yep they're in there

Bite down on this... This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this episode, Phil dives deep into The Descent (2006) with 6 friends lost in a claustrophibic cave system, where they're forced to fix a broken leg as something ungodly watches on. So tell us: What scene is almost too hard to watch? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: Minor spoilers

Demon fish-frog monster attacks! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. This week, Jessica takes us through the opening scene of South Korea's The Host (2006), one of her top-3 monster movies from Oscar-winning directorBong Joon Ho. So tell us: What is your favorite foreign horror flick? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: Sure, if you call the first 15mins of a movie a spoiler

Samara escapes the well! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. This week, Kailyn revisits a scene that has haunted her for more than a decade: the moment Samara Morgan breaks into the real world in the 2002 North American version of The Ring. We wanna know: What was the first movie to scare the hell out of you? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: Lots of em

Baseball Boy dies! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this episode, we suffer through the kidnapping, torture and killing of Baseball Boy from Doctor Sleep (2019), the fascinating sequel to The Shining from superb horror director Mike Flanagan. We wanna know: What's the best scene in a Stephen King adaptation? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: Minor spoilers

"It's the moaner!" This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. The holidays get nasty with a deep dive into 2.5 minutes of Black Christmas (1974), a deeply disturbing holiday horror film that relies on audio and atmopshere for chills -- and became the blueprint for slashers like Jim Carpenter's Halloween. Hit us back: What's your favorite holiday horror film? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: NONE! for once

"We've got... Santa Claus" This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. For this holiday episode, Jessica walks through the terrifying interrogation scene from Rare Exports, in which fearless Lapland natives are scared shitless of a scrawny old coot they caught in a wolf trap. It's an oddly satisfying twist on the Santa Claus legend with evil corporations and a whole lotta naked old men. We wanna hear from you: What's your favorite holiday horror film? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: Spoilers abound

Buried alive!! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this episode, Phil tries to defend his love for Rob Zombie's nasty brand of ultra-violence by picking through the director's 2003 debut, House of 1,000 Corpses. We wanna hear from you: What buried alive scene gives you the chills? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: Lotsa spoilers in this one

Hiya, Georgie... This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. This week, Kailyn looks at the horrifying opening scene of IT from three angles: the book, the mini-series and the 2017 remake. We wanna hear from you: What's your favorite version of IT? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: We spoil the first 15mins of both movies and 20-30 pages of the book

Gobble gobble motherf*cker!! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. For this holiday episode, Phil barely holds it together remembering his favorite scene from his favorite holiday B-movie, the original ThanksKilling (2009). Turkie and ThanksKilling hold a special place in our hearts as the original Macabre Bros Drinking Game. Play it now! We wanna hear from you: What's your favorite cheesy holiday horror flick? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: Spoilers, but who's complaining? It's a talking turkey

Arrow to the Adam's apple! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this one, Johnson is still trying to figure out how a cheesy, low-budget '80s slasher pulled off one of the most impressive practical effects from the decade... and one of the most surprising endings from the genre! Let's hear from YOU: What's the best practical effect you've seen in a horror flick? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: Minor spoilers

How does Jason Voorhees kill teenagers? Let us count the ways... | Quick stats | 182 deaths in 11 films 34 by "pure muscle," WWF style 7 beheadings, including 3 two-fers, 1 three-fer! 6 hanging impalings, a la Mikey Myers 17 throats slashed, which seems kinda low Now let's hear from you: What's your favorite kill in a Jason flick? Hit us up macabrebros (at) gmail.com or on Facebook @macabrebros

Jason gets exploded!! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. For this episode, Ryan marvels at all the lead the CIA pumps into Jason's undead body in Part 9: Jason Goes To Hell... but he's more impressed by the sexy secret agent's towel skills. Good work, Agent Markus! Let's hear from YOU: Got a favorite scene of utter insanity from Friday the 13th? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros

The most terrifying 3 minutes in zombie cinema! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this episode, Jessica explains how the opening scene of 28 Weeks Later (2007) is better than everything that comes after it. AND while you're at it, scroll through recent podcasts for Jessica's 28 Days Later double feature! Let's hear from YOU: What's your favorite scene from a zombie flick? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: There are spoilers

Mr. Boogie likes French press! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this episode, Phil tries to wrap his head around a beguiling montage of French press coffee shoved into the moment mystery meets terror in Sinister (2012), an otherwise pulse-pounding flick from a promising horror director. Let's hear from YOU: What is the scariest movie of all time? Send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: There are spoilers

"Ophelia, call the police" This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this episode, Kailyn breaks down her favorite scene from Us (2018), in which awful brutal scissor death is juxtaposed with The Beach Boys. We wanna hear from YOU: What's your favorite scene from Us? We know you've got one... send your audio or text to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: There are spoilers

Wardrobe witch attack! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this episode, Kailyn describes her favorite scene from The Conjuring (2013), in which we learn there's a demon in the antique sock drawer. We wanna hear from YOU: What's your favorite scene from The Conjuring cinematic universe? Send your words or audio to macabrebros (at) gmail.com, or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: There are spoilers

"This is rumor control, here are the -- " FAAACK ME!! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. For this episode, we silence the haters with the most memorable moment from Alien 3, directed with oozing atmopshere by first-timer David Fincher. We wanna hear from YOU: What's your favorite horrific scene in a sci-fi film? Send your words or audio to macabrebros (at) gmail.com, or hit us up on Facebook @macabrebros Spoiler alert: There are spoilers

Thumbs to the eyeballs and Church of the Rage Zombie! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. In this episode Jessica brings you a two-fer from her favorite horror flick, 28 Days Later. Spoiler alert: There are spoilers

Decapitation by glass pane! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. First up we've got Kailyn describing her favorite scene from the original The Omen, a film she first watched on daddy-daughter date night. Touching stuff. Big shout out to Marissa, a member of the extended Macabre family, for sending us her thoughts on a batshit crazy striptease-gone-wrong scene from The Final Girls. How can you NOT want to watch it now?

Mutant bear mauling! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. Let's hear from YOU: What is your favorite scene from a sci-fi horror flick? Send your words or audio to macabrebros (at) gmail.com to be featured on an upcoming episode. Love ya horror fiends!

Two words: Uppercut decapitation! This is SCREAM GRABS, a bingeable weekly podcast series from Macabre Bros and Brahs where we dissect a single scene from horror film, TV or literature, showing how just one scene makes great horror legendary, good horror better... and even shitty horror memorable. We wanna hear from YOU: What's your favorite slasher kill, or simply your favorite scene from a slasher flick? Send your words or audio to macabrebros (at) gmail.com or hit us up on Facebook to be featured on an upcoming episode of SCREAM GRABS. Love you, horror fiends! Download this week's podcast!

American Horror Story Season 3: Coven has a killer hook -- a New Orleans coven descended from Salem witches gets in a turf war with voodoo witches from the 9th Ward. Makes Mardi Gras sound like your gramma's Bible study. So what went wrong? In this episode, Jessica and Phil argue that show runners Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy missed the mark in Season 3. Every season of AHS has great acting and cinematography, and AHS S3 is anything but boring... except the tantalizing "bad witches rule NOLA" concept boils down to YAY FEMINISM and BOO RACISM. It slogs along with only a few, brief highs -- and a ton of painful, cringy lows. Wanna recap the first two seasons of AHS? Get it: American Horror Story Season 1: Murder House American Horror Story Season 2: Asylum

And then there were 8... we've hacked through 60 films in 6 divisions to reach the Elite 8 round of Macabre Madness! Divisional champs face off for juicy match-ups, like Vincent Price vs. pedophilia, xenomorphs vs. the Antichrist, and vomiting flies against gypsy witches who know kung fu. Someone's gotta win, but who? Round Four: Elite 8 commentary from Phil, Jessica, Kailyn, Ryan, and special guest Marissa, whose dog is named for the baddest of the bad bitches, Lt. Ellen Ripley. What's on tap in the Elite 8 round? We've got: Remakes vs. the Occult... The Fly (1984) vs. Drag Me To Hell (2009) The Occult vs. sequels... Rosemary's Baby (1968) vs. Aliens (1986) Haunted house vs. haunted house... The House on Haunted Hill (1959) vs. Lake Mungo (2008) B-movies vs. holiday horror... Slither (2006) vs. Futurama: XMas Story (1999) How does Macabre Madness work? Simple, it’s a horror movie bracket tournament like the 64-team NCAA March Madness tournament, except we use horror films instead of college basketball teams. Last film standing is crowned Macabre motherfucking Champion! Download the Macabre Madness 2020 bracket (click on sheet 2) OR Print one off: Macabre Madness 2020 bracket PDF

It's the Sweet 15 round of Macabre Madness 2020, when 16 horror films in 6 divisions get gory proving they're bigger, badder and better. This year, we've got a twist: Winners determined by best COMBINED score from Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, with handicapping based on decades since the film's release. Who wins and loses in the Sweet 15? We've got: In the sequel division... Aliens (1986) survives the helicopter decapitation of 28 Weeks Later (2007) In the Occult division... Cindarella story Drag Me To Hell (2009) upsets the Freddy-fightin superheroes of A Nightmare on Elm Street: Dream Warriors (1987) In the holiday horror division... the Xmas episode of Futurama ho-ho-hobliterates Happy Death Day (2017) How does Macabre Madness work? It’s a horror movie bracket tournament like the 64-team NCAA March Madness tournament, except we use horror films instead of college basketball teams. Last film standing is crowned Macabre motherfucking Champion! Download the Macabre Madness 2020 bracket (click on sheet 2) OR Print one off: Macabre Madness 2020 bracket PDF

Round Two of Macabre Madness brings the heat! We've got haunted house heavyweights like Crimson Peak vs. The Shining, remake throwdowns like 28 Weeks Later vs. Halloween (2018), and two bracket busters mutilating fan favorites in the Occult and holiday horror divisions. What else are you gonna do in quarantine?? Who wins and loses this round? We've got: In the sequel division... 28 Weeks Later (2007) gives Halloween (2018) a case of death by rage zombies In the Occult division... Rosemary's Baby (1968) demon throttles the pagan cult of The Wicker Man (1973) In the B-movie division... Evil Dead II (1987) drowns The Return of the Living Dead (1985) in a bucket of corpse ooze In the haunted house/holiday horror crossover... Lake freakin Mungo (2008) somehow destroys Gremlins (1984)... and more! How does Macabre Madness work? It’s a horror movie bracket tournament like the 64-team NCAA March Madness tournament, except we use horror films instead of college basketball teams. Last film standing is crowned Macabre motherfucking Champion! Download the Macabre Madness 2020 bracket (click on sheet 2) OR Print one off: Macabre Madness 2020 bracket PDF

It's Macabre Madness 2020 bleeyatch! We're coaching the only horror movie bracket tournament on the Internet, the bracket tournament you didn't know you needed until now, pitting How does Macabre Madness work? Simple, it’s a horror movie bracket tournament like the 64-team NCAA March Madness tournament, except we use horror films instead of college basketball teams. Last film standing is crowned Macabre motherfucking Champion! Get the gist in our Round One matchups to watch with juicy showdowns like Rosemary's Baby (1968) vs. The House of the Devil (2009)! Play along! There's no March Madness 2020 but you've still got horror movies. View the movie bracket: Macabre Madness 2020 bracket PDF

When you heard Jordan Peele (of Key & Peele fame) was making horror movies, did you think it was a fluke? Get Out (2017) and Us (2019) are two of the biggest horror films in recent memory, both written and directed by Peele. They're unnerving, unusual and unafraid of social commentary, so we waited for the hype to fade before answering the MOST important question of 2020: Is Jordan Peele the horror-film love child of Wes Craven and Stanley Kubrick? SPOILER ALERT: There's lots of em, including a discussion of the bleak alternate ending for Get Out. Our beer pairings this week: double IPA (Johnson) and German porter (Phil). Welcome to the Macabre Bros and Brahs podcast! We're a family of horror film and horror TV fanatics who love talking gore, guts and beer pairings. Remember to RATE, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more classic horror film reviews and drinking games! Thoughts? Favorite scenes? Beer pairings? Hit us up at macabrebros@gmail.com!

When you heard Jordan Peele (of Key & Peele fame) was making horror movies, did you think it was a fluke? Get Out (2017) and Us (2019) are two of the biggest horror films in recent memory, both written and directed by Peele. They're unnerving, unusual and unafraid of social commentary, so we waited for the hype to fade before answering the MOST important question of 2020: Is Jordan Peele the horror-film love child of Wes Craven and Stanley Kubrick? SPOILER ALERT: There's lots of em, including a discussion of the bleak alternate ending for Get Out. Our beer pairings this week: double IPA (Johnson) and German porter (Phil). Welcome to the Macabre Bros and Brahs podcast! We're a family of horror film and horror TV fanatics who love talking gore, guts and beer pairings. Remember to RATE, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more classic horror film reviews and drinking games! Thoughts? Favorite scenes? Beer pairings? Hit us up at macabrebros@gmail.com!

Think Pennywise is creepy? Try spending Halloween night with Art the Clown, the star of 2016 indie horror flick Terrifier, and one of the creepiest goddamn beings in all of creation. He might move like a mime and talk like a mime, but when he opens his bag of treats, fuckin RUN! Ryan, Johnson and Phil ramble about their first encounter with Art over beers and spliffs between late-night screenings at the Telluride Horror Show. Then read our text review of Terrifier (2016). Our beer pairings this week: Coors Light, Bud Light and Mama's Little Yella Pils. Welcome to the Macabre Bros and Brahs: a horror movie podcast! We're a family of horror film and TV fanatics who love talking gore, guts and beer pairings. Remember to RATE, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more classic horror film reviews and drinking games! Thoughts? Favorite scenes? Beer pairings? Hit us up at macabrebros@gmail.com!

The 10th annual Telluride Horror Show went down in BFE, Colorado from Oct. 11-13, and you know the Macabre Bros and Brahs couldn't say no to three straight days of horror! Here's our in-person recap from the six features we saw at Telluride Horror and our drinking game for Tucker and Dale vs Evil! 0:00 -- Intro 2:35 -- Girl on the Third Floor 4:30 -- Making Monsters 7:15 -- Sator 11:12 -- VFW and Porno 18:09 -- The Deeper You Dig Welcome to the Macabre Bros and Brahs podcast! We're a family of horror film and TV fanatics who love talking gore, guts and beer pairings. Remember to RATE, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more classic horror film reviews and drinking games!

It's part two of the highest-grossing R-rated horror flick in history, based on a best-selling author's gigantic tome, starring two or three of the most bankable faces in Hollywood right now. But does IT live up to the hype? We pick apart IT Chapter 2 (2019), from what works (the performances) to what sucks (Henry Bowers) to the most glaring differences between book and film. Plus, guest appearance by Ronald McDonald! Our beer pairings this week: Jack and Coke, Blood Orange IPA by Tommyknocker Brewing, a Bloody Mary and Tecate! Welcome to the Macabre Bros and Brahs podcast! We're a family of horror film and TV fanatics who love talking gore, guts and beer pairings. Remember to RATE, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more classic horror film reviews and drinking games! Thoughts? Favorite scenes? Beer pairings? Hit us up at macabrebros@gmail.com!

It's Rick vs. Murphy, Walkers vs. Z's in the undead deathmatch of the millennium! Who will win when we pit The Walking Dead against Z Nation? Our beer pairings this week: Dawn of the Red IPA from Ninkasi and six-pack of PBR or Yuengling. Now let's go kill some zombies! Welcome to the Macabre Bros and Brahs podcast! We're a family of horror film and TV fanatics who love talking gore, guts and beer pairings. Remember to RATE, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more classic horror film reviews and drinking games! Thoughts? Favorite scenes? Beer pairings? Hit us up at macabrebros@gmail.com!

Sharknado defies all logic. Somehow, a 2013 made-for-SyFy schlockfest spawned a Sharknado-verse of six cult films, countless knock-offs and the quasi-revival of Tara Reid's acting career. This movie does not take itself seriously (even when the actors do), and neither do we, so enjoy this swirling pile of Mako guts with friends and your frosty beverage of choice. We recommend a Bloody Mary, jalapeno-infused beer or Landshark lager. That's right: we just endorsed Landshark lager. Welcome to the Macabre Bros and Brahs podcast! We're a family of horror film and TV fanatics who love talking gore, guts and beer pairings. Remember to RATE, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more classic horror film reviews and drinking games! Thoughts? Favorite scenes? Beer pairings? Hit us up at macabrebros@gmail.com!

This week we're talking about Happy Death Day (2017), like Groundhog Day meets teen rom-com meets masked-killer slasher. There's also a girl named Tree and a deadly cupcake that we're guessing pairs well with a "crazy birthday-cake bonanza" porter. It's Kappa diet approved! Welcome to the Macabre Bros and Brahs podcast! We're a family of horror film and TV fanatics who love talking gore, guts and beer pairings. Remember to RATE, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more classic horror film reviews and drinking games! Thoughts? Favorite scenes? Beer pairings? Hit us up at macabrebros@gmail.com!

The '90s nostalgia is strong with this one as Phil, Kailyn and Jessica take a trip down memory lane with I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997), probably the sexiest cast ever assembled for the most sexless slasher in history. Get a beer and drink every time we say "Freddie Prinze Jr."! Welcome to the Macabre Bros and Brahs podcast! We're a family of horror film and TV fanatics who love talking gore, guts and beer pairings. Remember to RATE, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more classic horror film reviews and drinking games! Thoughts? Favorite scenes? Beer pairings? Hit us up at macabrebros@gmail.com!