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Josef - or Aaron now I guess - is back!  Derik and Jeff head back to his cabin in the woods to catch up on what the world's most neurotic serial killer has been up to.(NB: if you haven't heard the Saw Something Scary review of Creep you can find that in our archives)On the journey the stop in at all the familiar haunts:Jeff Hates Trailers- Polaroid- Mayhem (Releasing November 10th)- Excursus: Tyrese vs. The RockThe Horror Reporter- (Finally Discussing) Never Hike Alone- Horror Making > than $1 Billion Dollars- Flanagan Taking a Run at I Know What You Did Last Summer- NBA Stars Showing Horror Movies Some Love- Limetown Podcast Is ReturningWe can guess that our hosts heard Aaron over-sharing in his latest project.  But did they see something scary?  Press play and find out!

It has been 20 years since we drove the curvy road to the beach outside Southport to celebrate Helen's Croaker Queen victory. Derik and Jeff couldn't let this momentous anniversary pass without a look back at what may prove to be the quintessential 90's slasher flick.  And word to the wise - watching this movie again is the closest thing to visiting the 90's you'll have until someone invents a flux capacitor.You know what to do - hit download, press play, and join the guys from Saw Something Scary as they take a reckless drive down the winding memory lane of I Know What You Did Last Summer.Jeff Hates Trailers - 1:30Horror Reporter - 6:22Pull the Curtain: IKWYDLS - 12:25

chi chi chi... ah ah ah...Few sounds are more iconic in all of cinema, let alone horror than the Friday the 13th sound effect.  And a major reason for that is few franchises can compare to Friday the 13th in terms of impact, longevity, and fan adoration.So this Friday the 13th the guys from Saw Something Scary are heading out to Camp Blood Crystal Lake and meeting up with the summer staff to find out what Summer Camp is all about.Hit that download button, press play, and join us for a walk back through the world of Jason, Pamela, and all those up-to-no-good camp counselors

"Why?!?"   "You were home." In that brief snippet of dialogue director Bryan Bertino delivered what may be the perfect dramatic encapsulation of random violence as it shows itself in the real world.This week Derik and Jeff are watching the classic home-invasion flick, The Strangers - a film near and dear to all horror fans but particularly so one of the hosts of the Triple S show.Press download then play and listen in on a discussion of an incredible film and the way it relates to the violence we see (and far too often experience) as a part of everyday life.Here's where you can find the individual segments of the show:00:01:03 - Jeff Hates Trailers00:07:34 - The Horror Reporter00:14:36 - Pull the Curtain: The Strangers

You're probably aware Mike Flanagan released (via Netflix) his latest creation, a long-desired passion project adapting Stephen King's Gerald's Game, on Friday.And the guys from the Triple S found it, well, thought provoking.  Really thought provoking.So let's talk about it.  And before we get there you can check out (timestamps in parenthesis): Jeff Hates Trailers (1:05) The Horror (and Superhero) Reporter (7:07) - Shazam Digression (7:26-12:00) Rundown of the Highest Grossing Horror Films of All Time (18:27) Pull the Curtain: Gerald's Game (35:15) October Horror Movie Scareathon (1:27:52) We're excited to give you our thoughts on Gerald's Game and would love to hear your reaction!

Stranger danger!  This week Derik and Jeff are checking out the soon-to-be cult classic Creep from 2014 (29:40).  They for sure saw a weirdo.  But did they see something scary?   Before they answer that Craigslist ad and head out into the wood they stop by the trailer park for Jeff Hates Trailers ( 0.64), check in with The Horror Reporter (6:02), and run through the best Independent Films of all time (25:43).   No joke - meeting up with strangers is risky business so the Triple S guys need back up.  You coming?     Hit the download button, press play, and meet them inside the latest episode of Saw Something Scary!

mother! was so intense it took the Triple S guys a few days to get their bearings back.  But never fear - Derik and Jeff are back to walk you through the most controversial (?) (worst?) film in years.  Along the way you'll get fresh Jeff Hates Trailers and a visit from The Horror Reporter.   Press that download button, hit play, and dive in to the latest from Saw Something Scary!

The guys from Saw Something Scary head back into the sewers below Derry to check out the cinematic adaptation of Stephen King's classic novel.  As you probably know, this movie has already made all the money.  Deserved?  Or not?  Hit download, press play, and find out on the latest episode of Saw Something Scary.Bonus material you'll hear inside: A movie you can grab at Redbox made 20 people walk out of its Paris debut News of a new female-crafted horror series Should parents bring children to horror movies? The coronation of Finn Wolfhard & Lulu Wilson What form It would take to terrify the guys from SSS The guys fan-casting their ideal actors for the adult version of The Losers' Club in the next film

Fired up for the remake of It?  Want some help getting ready for the experience?  Then it is time for revisiting the 1990 miniseries that launched a thousand nightmares.On the way there the guys from Saw Something Scary pay their respects to Tobe Hooper, cover the most anticipated horror movies coming during the remainder of 2017, and take the temperature of the horror genre in this week's Horror Reporter - featuring both a new show based on a popular podcast and news about Derik Zoo's own acting foray into the world of horror.Time to take your paper boat, grab your balloon, and step down to the place where they all float - and you'll float too!

"The skinheads were certainly a part of the punk movement, especially in the 1990s when I was a part of it... You had all kinds of different subgenres of punk rockers and hardcore kids and amongst them was the Nazi skinheads. That was definitely bizarre that people would be out in bright sunlight during a matinee show, proudly wearing swastikas. That element of danger stuck with me." - Jeremy Saulnier, creator of Green RoomPunk Rock, Sleezy Clubs in the Middle of Nowhere, Skinheads... and Patrick Stewart!  Sounds like just the rancid recipe to make you press download then play to check out this week's Saw Something Scary.Bonus material includes:  How about some news of a film that might breathe new life into the found footage genre?  Or one that asks what it would be like to raise Damien from The Omen?  Lots of discussion about the goings-on of the cinematic version of Batman, Stranger Things, and more news about Mike Flanagan's adaptation of Gerald's Game.   Regular listener? Please consider leaving us a review on iTunes and/or giving us a follow on Twitter. Thanks so much!