Horror Movie Mavens

In this episode of Horror Movie Mavens, the hosts delve into the 2004 film Saw, exploring its psychological thriller elements, character dynamics, and the impact it had on the horror genre. They discuss the film's low budget production, the philosophy of the Jigsaw killer, and how the narrative unfolds through flashbacks and police investigations. The conversation highlights the film's legacy and its resonance with viewers at different stages of life. In this episode, the hosts delve into the

Your favorite Maven's Bad Luck Bill Tombstone Tom and So Startled Sassos break down the 1960s horror movie classic Psycho starring Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh, directed by the incomparable Alfred Hitchcock. Join us for a fun review that will leave you on the edge of your seat!

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Hosts Bad Luck Bill, Tombstone Tom and Afterlife Allie deliver a spoiler-heavy, play-by-play review of the 1983 slasher Sleepaway Camp. They cover the film’s production background, budget vs. box office, and how the movie fits into the early 80s summer-camp slasher trend.The episode discusses the movie’s graphic kills, practical effects, unsettling performances (including the long stretch where Angela is silent), and the infamous twist ending revealing the killer’s identity. The hosts share their

Hosts Bad Luck Bill, Tombstone Tom and So Startled Sassos break down the culty 2009 horror anthology Trick 'r Treat—its production history, Creepshow vibes, interlocking Halloween stories, memorable kills, and nods to Carpenter and King. They discuss standout scenes (the quarry, the werewolf transformation, and the principal’s reveal), effects, performances, and why the film works as a modern Halloween classic. Expect spoiler-filled commentary, throwback references, and a lively panel