Is Amityville 4 Actually the BEST Amityville Movie?! Horror Halloween Movie Podcast
Could Amityville 4: The Evil Escapes be the best movie in the Amityville series? This week on the Nerdthusiast Weird, Bad and Bloody Podcast, we’re talking about the haunted lamp, supernatural scares, and horror movie madness of this 1989 sequel.
Join us for an Amityville 4 discussion as we break down what works, what gets weird, and how The Evil Escapes stacks up against the other Amityville horror movies. Is this an underrated sequel or another case of a franchise going off the rails?
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10 Sept 2026
Stephen King’s THE LANGOLIERS Is So Weird… We Had to Talk About It | Weird, Bad & The Bloody
The Langoliers (1995), a Stephen King sci-fi/horror story that was made as a two-part TV miniseries. It’s based on his novella from Four Past Midnight.
The story follows passengers on a flight from Los Angeles to Boston who wake up and discover that almost everyone on the airplane has mysteriously vanished. They land at an abandoned airport where there are no people, food has no taste, everything feels “dead,” and a strange noise keeps getting closer.
Eventually they realize they’ve slipped out of normal time and into the recent past. The Langoliers are bizarre, tooth-filled creatures that essentially consume the past after it has happened, destroying everything behind the present timeline.
It’s about 3 hours long, stars David Morse, Bronson Pinchot, Dean Stockwell and Patricia Wettig, and has become something of a cult movie—especially because the 1995 CGI Langoliers look pretty wild by today’s standards.
If you like The Twilight Zone, The Mist, The Thing, or weird time-loop horror, it’s worth watching.
2 Jul 2026
HOSTEL (2005) Review | Eli Roth's Most Disturbing Horror Movie... Does It Still Hold Up?
Hostel (2005) changed horror forever—but does Eli Roth's controversial cult classic still deserve its reputation nearly 20 years later?
In this spoiler-free review, Nick and Nathan from Nerdthusiast: The Weird, The Bad & The Bloody revisits one of the most infamous horror films of the 2000s. We discuss the story, performances, atmosphere, practical effects, gore, suspense, and whether Hostel still holds up for modern horror fans.
Produced by Quentin Tarantino and directed by Eli Roth, Hostel helped define the "torture horror" era and remains one of the most talked-about horror movies ever made. But is it actually a great horror film, or is it remembered mainly for its shocking violence?
Watch the review and let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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