Happy American Thanksgiving to all who celebrate! What better way to celebrate a day of family and love than to listen to two friends discuss a movie about daddy issues. We're talking Netflix presents Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein; based on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein: Or The Modern Prometheus (its full name). Join us!

It's a loopy one folks! Join us as we enter the modern monster era and talk last year's big horny horror hit, Nosferatu.

Happy Halloween! It's our favorite holiday over here on John Slash John and we are celebrating the only way we know how, by continuing with the Halloween franchise! This time we cover the only film in the series to not feature Michael Myers as the villain. Don't worry! There's still plenty to be scared for, namely bugs. Lots of bugs. And goop. Basically everything one of the John's really doesn't like. Woops! Join us and see if its a Trick or a Treat!

We finish the Classics section of our Universal Monster movies adventure and you knw what that means? That's right! We talk about old Burger King toys! Oh and The Wolf Man. Good movie. So were the toys.

We're alive! Again! And so is the monster! Come join us as we discuss one of the greatest horror films of all time and see if we can make us some new, frieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeends.

We've both gone quite mad, mad with delight over 1933's The Invisible Man! Join us as we talk through some of the best special effects of the time that continue to hold up and the amazing talent that was Claude Rains.

Get ready for a silly one! Join us as we chat 1932's classic The Mummy while being unreasonably tired! It gets wild! So many exclamation marks! Can you tell the tired John is writing this?!

IT'S ALIVE! And so is the conversation we have around 1931's classic Frankenstein. By alive I mean the conversation is lively. You know? It's a good conversation around a good movie. Lively. Anyway.