Every Horror Movie On Netflix – Details, episodes & analysis

Patrick, Allyson with a Y, and Dr. Katie review Anna Kendrick's directorial debut, WOMAN OF THE HOUR, which is brand-spankin'-new on Netflix. The film dramatizes the story of Cheryl Bradshaw, who interacted with serial killer Rodney Alcala in his 1978 appearance on "The Dating Game," as well as several of Alcala's other victims. We dig into the real-life details behind the film, its themes of misogyny and injustice, and its unique choices in depicting its unbelievable, mostly true story. Plus: discussion of the JAWS franchise and Patrick's new horror comic! 

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Join us as we go UNDER PARIS! Mike from the It Slays Podcast joins Chris and Steven for a review of this French shark flick. We discuss climate change, the geography and economy of Newfoundland, and, naturally, THE WAY OF WATER. Plus: reviews of BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE, THE SUBSTANCE, IN A VIOLENT NATURE, and DON'T BREATHE. *And* a teaser of a few spoopy-season EHMON specials that will be coming your way soon!

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This week the gang takes on another manga-to-film adaption, ZOM 100: BUCKET LIST OF THE DEAD.  We'll discuss all the twists (or tropes?) of this heartfelt horror-comedy, as well as Jack Nicholson's age, the recent history of the zombie genre, and of course, football.

Plus: Steven reviews NIGHT SWIM and Patrick reviews POOR THINGS.

This week, the gang reviews the 2016 spooky-doll movie THE BOY, chosen by listener Aimee, the winner of our recent charity auction. What's the deal with Brahms??? We'll explore that essential topic as discuss the architectural features of old mansions, the possible motivations and socioeconomic classes of all leading characters, and the most shocking death scene in all of cinema.

This week's episode is a drive-in double feature as we review the 1977 thriller THE CAR and its 2019 straight-to-video sequel, THE CAR: ROAD TO REVENGE, both of which are now on Netflix. But first! Make sure you head to our first-ever charity auction to benefit the Movement for Black Lives at [www.everyhorrormovieonnetflix.com/auction](http://www.everyhorrormovieonnetflix.com/auction) -- you could win the exquisite privilege of choosing the next movie we review on Netflix!

The EHMON gang relives the most famous Thai ghost story of all time in NANG NAK, one of the most successful Thai films of all time. What does this story have to teach us about love, war, death, Buddhism, spiders, and rats? And how does it compare to similar films like James Cameron's TITANIC? Join us as we exhume the answers to these questions and more. Bangkok Post article on the legacy of Nang Nak: https://www.bangkokpost.com/life/social-and-lifestyle/1719095/nang-nak-at-20 Cultural analysis of Nang Nak: https://theasiancinemablog.com/cinema-of-thailand/nang-nak-movie-review/

Would you follow the EHMON gang to hell? Because that's where we're going this week. Very special guest Christine joins us as we watch the star-studded action thriller DEATH HOUSE, a movie that raises many more questions than it answers. Questions like: what? who? why? how? and where? "The Russian Sleep Experiment" -- https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/The_Russian_Sleep_Experiment

Join the gang as we try to figure out Death's design across all five films in the 'Final Destination' franchise, four of which are currently available on Netflix! We'll rate, review, and discuss each of the movies, dissect our own anxieties about dying in everyday scenarios, share stories of when we almost died IRL, and tell you which deaths to look up on YouTube if you don't want to watch the whole movie. X-Files "Flight 180" spec script:https://bloody-disgusting.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/X-Files-Flight180.pdf

Since the world as we know it has ended, EHMON is breaking all the rules as well. This week, the gang reviews the 1995 blockbuster OUTBREAK in which a ragtag team of A-list actors tries to stop a killer virus by catching an adorable monkey. We'll talk about how the film resonates during a real-life pandemic, the bygone era of star-studded 90s thrillers, the utility of putting a monkey picture over your bed, and the moral implications of nuking a town of 22,000 Americans. Join us for all the fun!

There's no better way to get your mind off being stuck in your house surrounded by death than to kick back and lose yourself in a film about a bunch of people being stuck in a room surrounded by death. This week, the gang discusses GREEN ROOM, a film in which Patrick Stewart plays the leader of a neo-Nazi organization terrorizing a touring punk band. We'll discuss the consequences of that casting choice, our own curiosity about insular organizations and their venues, and much more.