The First Aid Spray defy orders in the middle of a conflict in our retrospective review of Resident Evil Damnation! Is this the CGI film that’s closest to Resident Evil?

We take to Harvardville to review the first full-length CGI Resident Evil motion picture.

We ride into Haddonfield to celebrate 45 years of Michael Myers with our look back at the 1978 original Halloween and its 2018 follow-up.

Jill Valentine is BACK in the latest CGI film Resident Evil Death Island. How did we feel about it compared to it’s predecessors?

Nobody trusts anybody any more… as we look back at a 1982 horror classic and it’s 2011 prequel with this retrospective on The Thing!

Season 4 of the show starts with a bang as we give our almost immediate reactions to the new live-action release Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City!

Kelsi explores why Welcome to Raccoon City is going to overshadow every Resident Evil film that’s come before.

Psy gives their immediate reaction watching the trailer for the new Resident Evil film due in November 2021 with much aplomb.

Two rounds of action unfold as we battle the classic 1995 and brand new 2021 Mortal Kombat movies.

In anticipation of Resident Evil’s upcoming 25th anniversary we looked at one it’s many inspirations: the George A. Romero zombie flick. Join us as we break down 1978’s Dawn of the Dead and it’s 2004 remake.

We journey back into the town of ash and dudes with weird shaped heads as we look back on not only the 2006 Silent Hill film but it’s 2012 sequel Silent Hill Revelation.

In the third of three podcasts dedicated Paul W.S. Anderson’s bizarre vision of Resident Evil we cover the last two entries in the live action film series; “Retribution” and “The Final Chapter”.

In our third bonus episode we tear apart the 2012 zombie comedy film “Cockneys vs Zombies”, as voted on by our Patreon supporters.

The Pueblo People bravely return to Paul W.S. Anderson’s interpretations of Resident Evil in the ongoing adventures of Alice.

In this action-packed bumper episode we take a look at the film that launched a thousand angry rants and brought the franchise into the mainstream along with it’s very different sequel.