Steven Spielberg's "Jaws (1975)" is one of the most influential horror movies of all time, having launched the "Shark Horror Subgenre" and a life long shark obsession for millions of movie fans around the world. But.. uh... this ain't that movie. This is Jaws 4- the Revenge! A movie where a (seemingly) psychic shark decides the bloodline from the original Jaws movie must be eliminated, and will stop at nothing to see them fall (even swimming to the Bahamas in 24 hours). With a whopping 2% on the world-famous Tomatometer, the question is, is this the worst horror movie of all time? No. Its probably not even the worst shark-based horror movie of all time... but it's pretty darn close.

Ah, the swingin' sixties in London: The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Woodstock, a serial killer that's also a sex trafficking victim that kills her johns... what if you could go back in time and see it for yourself every time you fell asleep? Thanks to Edgar Wright's "Last Night In Soho", you totally can! "Shaun of the Dead" proves that Wright can hang with the big boys in horror, but can he stick the landing when you take the comedic satire out of the equation? And furthermore, should this have even been a horror movie?

*Heads up: This Episode features discussion of sexual assault*

In this episode the boys discuss the ethics of the R*pe/Revenge Horror Genre and take on the legendary "Last House on the Left" (1972) by Wes Craven, and its ambitious (and dare we say... better?!) remake from 2009. LHOTL is one of the patron saints of the Horror Movie Canon, but... is it actually that good? Let's talk about it!