What’s our favourite season? Awards! Listen to our unintended round up of awards season darlings, starting right here with Sinners. A heady mix of horror, music, romance, and history makes this film absolutely unique, and deeply affecting. Somehow managing to evoke the ideal of the what the American melting pot could be, tackling the true horrors of racism and discrimination, while also delivering a classic monster tale, auteur Ryan Coogler takes our breath away with this one. This film is chock full of career best performances, and the Academy agrees! Sinners marks the first Oscar nominations for stars Michael B. Jordan, Wunmi Mosaku, and Delroy Lindo. In fact, in a stunning departure from the norm, this horror property has received a whopping 16 Oscar noms, the most of any movie ever. Rife with artfully drawn characters and mental health themes, John and Jenna were spoiled with topics to explore. Please come along, and enjoy a lively discussion of this fantastic movie. Sensitive content warning: this podcast discusses themes of mental health and horror cinema. Topics addressed could be upsetting to some.

Welcome back listeners! It's taken far too long, but The Fear Response is finally taking on the Wes Craven classic, Scream! Much like The Craft, Scream was a sleepover classic of our generation. Scream is a smart, fun and self-aware horror film that turned the whole genre on its head in 1996. Featuring an amazing ensemble cast including Neve Campbell, Courtney Cox, Skeet Ulrich, David Arquette, Matthew Lillard (screw you Tarantino), and freaking Drew Barrymore, this film was a 90s powerhouse from a master director. Join John and Jenna as they gush over this classic! Sensitive Content Warning: this podcast discusses themes of mental health and horror cinema. Topics addressed could be upsetting to some.

Hello listeners! When's the last time you watched a horror movie that is also a western? Well boy do we have the film for you. Packed with unpleasant living conditions, grisly injuries, and Kurt Russell; toss in one cute old man and you end up with a very intriguing entry in the pantheon of horror cinema. Join John and Jenna as they recount their experiences watching this violent and disturbing film. Sensitive Content Warning: this podcast discusses themes of mental health and horror cinema. Topics addressed could be upsetting to some.