The Girls Who Cried B-Horror

Aine and Alex inherit a castle in Italy as they discuss Stuart Gordon's home video horror Castle Freak. With their nipples heavily guarded, the girls cover everything from Nicolas "Cage Rage" to Barbara Crampton's incredible career. So head down to your wine cellar and don't upset the Freak for the tenth episode of The Girls Who Cried B-Horror! [TW: Sexual violence against woman is a discussion topic in this episode.]

Aine and Alex do some investigative journalism as they discuss the mockumentary slasher Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon. With video cameras ready to capture it all, the girls cover everything from the logistics of horror icons in other horror films to the importance of roleplaying in a relationship. So go out into the field on the night of a harvest moon and till the soil for the eleventh episode of The Girls Who Cried B-Horror!

Aine and Alex pack their bags for Camp Rolling Hills as they discuss the slasher sequel Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers. With "tit patrol" shirts and french fries, the girls cover everything from Pamela Springsteen's killer performance to a need for more sex positive women in horror. So watch out for the counselor of the week and don't get sent home early for the thirteenth episode of The Girls Who Cried B-Horror!

Aine and Alex find themselves in a police precinct with returning guest, Roberto Guevara, as they discuss the Chris Rock produced Saw spin-off Spiral. With a meaty pig puppet pulling the strings, the girls cover everything from Joey King's eternal youth to Aine's inability to follow the plot of Lifetime films. So celebrate the return of movie theaters and Guy Ritchie, because we are getting twisted for the first Big Screen Scares minisode! You can follow Roberto @roboglamjam on Instagram and Twitter. And make sure to check out his podcast Dearly Departed With Abby & Roberto on Instagram @dearlydepartedthepod, Twitter @dearlydepodcast, and streaming wherever you get your podcasts!

Aine and Alex become "the most high" as they discuss the 1982 Best Low-Budget Film Saturn Award winner Fear No Evil. With an insane listing of needle drops backing them, the girls cover everything from fanfiction tags to the banning of dodgeball in public schools. So don't baptize that baby and start having Lucifer sex dreams for the forty-eighth episode of The Girls Who Cried B-Horror!