We Watch Shudder - A Horror Movie Podcast

What could lead both Michelle and JD to totally unexpected opinions of this fourth entry in the popular found footage mockumentary franchise? Let's all find out together!

We're wrapping up Spooktober Shorts with one more special request, a fantastically fun horror comedy that dares to ask, "couldn't you just kick a creepy doll across the room?" Watch the short HERE!

Today JD and Michelle are diving into not one, not two, but THREE music video short films! These are all pretty intense, so watch them with fair warning! Frozen Soul - "Morbid Effigy"

Cattle Deapitation - Forced Gender Reassignment

DyE - Fantasy

What could possibly be so good about one movie that it made JD reconsider his rating of an entirely different movie, leading Michelle to an existential crisis? Let's all find out together!

DISCLAIMER: This movie and episode contain graphic imagery and discussion of extreme violence on animals.

This is the one for our Adult Swim shorts mini-series. If you know, you know. If you don't, you don't, but you can at the link below. I don't even know what else to say about it, except that Michelle tells a real deep story of trauma bordering on offputting overshare - just kidding, it's a meaningful story, and a great episode. Watch the short HERE

Imagine it's infomercial time, four o'clock in the morning, and you have this wild horror satire of modern pharmaceutical marketing and the extensive side effects associated with many new drugs dropped on you out of nowhere with no warning. What an experience that must have been back in 2014! Watch the short HERE

Jack Stauber's most recent short creation, 2020's Opal, is a wild mishmash of visual elements, a sort of motion picture collage incorporating a variety of techniques, with claymation at its center. It also happens to be one of the more bleak, depressing shorts we're discussing this month, which is really saying something! Watch the short HERE

What could possibly go wrong by snagging an old chair off somebody's trash curb?Let's cut to the chase: Michelle made JD watch this once a while back and he didn't like it. And then she made him watch it again and he did. How the heck did that happen? Give it a listen and we'll tell you all about it! Watch the short HERE

Oh, that Joker. Always escaping Arkham Asylum and kicking up a ruckus. But then... well, just go watch it. It's the crossover you never knew you needed. Apparently Kevin Smith once called it "possibly the truest, best Batman movie ever made." Watch the short HERE.

Kane Pixels was only sixteen years old when he took the internet by storm with this short that was produced in one month using Blender and After Effects, and now he's got a deal with A24 to make his first feature film, which will be adapted from the Backrooms concept. Is the hype justified? Let's all find out together! Watch the short HERE.