The Kreature Popcast

Mike and Lindsay head out of town and make their way to The Cabin in the Woods. We'll follow five college friends who unknowingly embark on the world's worst choose your own adventure. They'll try to survive the night while also seeking to un-mask the puppeteers in this 2011 horror-comedy.

Can a movie be so confounding that it curses anyone who dares to watch or even speak about it? Lindsay and Mike aim to find out as they discuss the 2026 film, Cold Storage. Find out how Liam Neeson, Joe Keery, and Sosie Bacon paired with beloved screenwriter David Koepp could not escape the malediction of this movie and its pathogenic fungus. Listen if you dare.

Mike and Lindsay take us for a ride with the 1999 re-make of the William Castle classic, House on Haunted Hill. They'll talk about what happens when you mix one part Roller Coaster Tycoon with two parts plot hole and and finish it with a dash of Chris Kattan.

Lindsay and Mike talk us through five ever-so-slightly interconnected tales of dread and despair in the 2015 anthology horror movie Southbound. They'll guide us through this alleged purgatory while wrestling with the possible plot, or plots and debating mid-century architecture.

Mike and Lindsay pay a visit to Haddonfield with the 1988 film, Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers. Picking up 10 years after the events of the original Halloween, we'll tag along with little Jamie Lloyd as she attempts to evade the murderous, and somehow indestructible, Michael.

Ever wonder what would happen if you combined a straight to VHS kids movie with violence, carnage, and an all-powerful alien monster controlled by a precocious but morally questionable pre-teen girl? Lindsay and Mike aim to find out as they explore the absolute fever dream that is 2020's, Psycho Goreman.

Mike and Lindsay walk us through a tale of Millennial dread in the early days of fail blogs and Instant Messaging with the 2011 movie The Innkeepers. We'll follow a couple of burnout front desk workers at a soon to be closed hotel as they explore their possibly haunted place of employment.

Lindsay and Mike debate nature versus nurture in the 2010 horror comedy, Tucker & Dale vs. Evil. They'll join a pair of well meaning hillbillies, played by Alan Tudyk and Tyler Labine, as they face off with a surprisingly unlucky group of college students.

Mike and Lindsay take on the 1988 John Carpenter film, They Live. We'll follow our main character, played by professional wrestler "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, as he uncovers a plot by wealthy elitist otherworldly beings who aim to control the masses and decimate the middle class. Certainly not prescient for our times.

Lindsay and Mike make their way out of the city and into the 1989 movie, The Burbs. They'll recount this Tom Hanks comedy and discuss the charm of young neighborhood burnouts, the importance of never misplacing your toupée, and debate what really makes a "neighbor from Hell."