What happens when a washed-up metal band gets a shot at a comeback, only to find themselves stranded in the desert and hunted by giant, bloodthirsty ants?

You get Dead Ant! A wildly ridiculous, unapologetically offensive comedy horror that was practically made for the drive-in. It’s loud. It’s outrageous. It’s gloriously over-the-top. And yes… there are giant ants.

Join us as we dig into this 2017 cult gem, where metal, mayhem, desert survival, and monster-movie madness collide.

Turn it up. Roll down the windows. And whatever you do… watch your step.

Every episode, we’ll sink our teeth into everything from blood-soaked slashers and supernatural nightmares to cult classics and horror comedies. We’ll break them down, rate the kills, roast the clichés, celebrate the masterpieces, and answer the only question that really matters…

Is it scary… or is it pretty bloody funny?

Where did the brain-eating zombie trope come from? We’re digging into it this week on Pretty Bloody Funny!

We’re going back to the summer of 1985 for Return of the Living Dead, the cult horror-comedy classic where two hapless employees at a medical supply warehouse accidentally unleash a toxic gas from a misplaced top-secret U.S. Army shipment.

The result? The dead rise, brains become the hottest item on the menu, and zombie mayhem ensues.

Tune in as we uncover the bloody, hilarious origins of one of horror’s most iconic zombie tropes!

Every episode, we’ll sink our teeth into everything from blood-soaked slashers and supernatural nightmares to cult classics and horror comedies. We’ll break them down, rate the kills, roast the clichés, celebrate the masterpieces, and answer the only question that really matters…

Is it scary… or is it pretty bloody funny?

This week, we’re diving headfirst into Rubber - the gloriously bizarre horror/comedy about a car tire that comes to life, discovers it can make people explode, and proceeds to go on a murderous rampage through the California desert.

Is it an arthouse masterpiece? A Sundance contender? An extremely weird Canadian Tire commercial? Honestly… we still don’t know.

What we do know is that we have THOUGHTS.

We’re talking murderous tires, exploding heads, baffling filmmaking choices, and the many, many questions Rubber leaves in its wake. Spoilers ahead! But if you haven’t seen Rubber yet, consider this your no-reason reason to watch it.

Every episode, we’ll sink our teeth into everything from blood-soaked slashers and supernatural nightmares to cult classics and horror comedies. We’ll break them down, rate the kills, roast the clichés, celebrate the masterpieces, and answer the only question that really matters…

Is it scary… or is it pretty bloody funny?

This week, Colin and Robin talk about The Final Girls, a 2015 horror comedy that lovingly revisits the best tropes of ’80s horror. Our hero, Max, attends a screening of a B-movie her mother made 20 years earlier. When Max and her friends are mysteriously transported into the world of the film, they must use their knowledge of horror-movie tropes to survive. Watch out for spoilers, we talk this one to bits!

Every episode, we’ll sink our teeth into everything from blood-soaked slashers and supernatural nightmares to cult classics and horror comedies. We’ll break them down, rate the kills, roast the clichés, celebrate the masterpieces, and answer the only question that really matters…

Is it scary… or is it pretty bloody funny?

This week, Colin and Robin premiere their FIRST episode of Pretty Bloody Funny - and right from the get-go, you can tell we hit a few technical snafus. But, much like some of our favourite horror comedies, we glossed over them and pushed on.

Our premiere episode features a review of Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse, a 2015 film that somehow captures all the best vibes of the ’80s - without any of the cringe.

Every episode, we’ll sink our teeth into everything from blood-soaked slashers and supernatural nightmares to cult classics and horror comedies. We’ll break them down, rate the kills, roast the clichés, celebrate the masterpieces, and answer the only question that really matters…

Is it scary… or is it pretty bloody funny?