Welcome back to Monsters Up North! 👻🎬This week Sammie and Dan dive into the beautifully disturbing cult horror film American Mary — the twisted body horror masterpiece from the Soska Sisters. From underground surgery and revenge to identity, trauma, and extreme body modification, we unpack everything that makes this movie unforgettable.Join us as we discuss Katharine Isabelle’s incredible performance, the film’s dark aesthetic, shocking moments, and why American Mary has become such a beloved modern horror classic. Expect laughs, chaos, strong opinions, and plenty of horror love along the way. 🔪🩸Have you seen American Mary? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

This week on Monsters Up North, Sam and Dan dive into Roman Polanski’s 1968 psychological horror classic, Rosemary’s Baby. From Mia Farrow’s unforgettable performance to the film’s creeping paranoia and disturbing themes, the lads explore why this unsettling masterpiece still haunts audiences decades later.Join us as we discuss the film’s legacy, hidden details, behind-the-scenes stories, and the lasting influence Rosemary’s Baby has had on horror cinema.Follow Monsters up North:

Sam and Dan head into deeply unsettling territory in this episode of Monsters Up North, as they discuss The Taking of Deborah Logan. Blending found footage with psychological and supernatural horror, this film takes a disturbing look at Alzheimer’s disease and something far more sinister lurking beneath the surface.They break down the film’s most chilling moments, explore its themes, and share their thoughts on why it remains one of the most effective modern horror films. Expect plenty of discussion, a few laughs, and Dans one star reviews!If you enjoy horror deep dives, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of Monsters Up North.Follow Monsters up North:

In this episode of Monsters Up North, Sam and Dan dive into the chilling world of The Mortuary Assistant (2026) 👻From eerie atmospheres to spine-tingling moments, the duo break down what makes this latest installment so unsettling. They chat about the film’s story, standout scares, and whether it lives up to the hype for horror fans. Expect theories, reactions, and a few laughs along the way as they explore everything lurking in the shadows of this mortuary.Is this one of the scariest films of the year, or just another ghost story? Tune in to find out…

In this episode of Monsters Up North, Sammie and Dan dive into the gloriously chaotic cult classic Bad Taste! 🎬🛸 From its DIY roots to its over-the-top gore and absurd humor, they break down what makes this early Peter Jackson film such a legendary piece of horror-comedy history.Expect plenty of laughs, questionable alien cuisine, and a deep appreciation for low-budget filmmaking at its finest. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Bad Taste for the first time, this episode is packed with fun insights and reactions you won’t want to miss.🍿 Grab your snacks (maybe not anything too… meaty) and join the conversation!🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of Monsters Up North!

This week on Monsters Up North 👀Sammie and Dan are diving into the dark, twisted world of Brightburn — the superhero story that definitely didn’t go the way we expected…What happens when a child with powers doesn’t grow up to be a hero? From eerie small-town vibes to full-on horror chaos, we break down what makes Brightburn such a unique (and unsettling) take on the genre.Is it horror? Is it superhero? Is it both?And most importantly… does it actually work?Join us as we chat theories, standout moments, and whether Brightburn deserves more love — or should’ve stayed grounded.

In this episode of Monsters Up North, Dan and Sam dive into the wild, gruesome world of Frankenstein’s Army (2013). Blending found-footage chaos with dieselpunk nightmare fuel, the film imagines what might happen if the infamous experiments of Victor Frankenstein were picked up by Nazi scientists during the final days of World War II.Join Dan and Sam as they break down the film’s bizarre creature designs, discuss its unique first-person filming style, and debate whether the movie is an underrated cult gem or just pure monster madness. From buzzing propeller-headed soldiers to the twisted imagination behind the film, there’s plenty of horror to unpack.If you love monster movies, weird horror, and deep dives into cult cinema, you’re in the right place.🎬 Film discussed: Frankenstein’s Army (2013)🧟 Series: Monsters Up North🎙 Hosts: Dan & Sam

Sammie is back and better than ever, and this week on Monsters Up North she joins Dan to dive into one of the most iconic psychological thrillers ever made — What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?.

In this episode, Sammie and Dan explore the twisted relationship between the Hudson sisters, the film’s unforgettable performances, and why this chilling classic still holds up decades later. From Hollywood rivalry and behind-the-scenes drama to the movie’s lasting influence on horror and psychological thrillers, nothing is off the table.

Expect laughs, deep dives, and plenty of classic movie appreciation as the duo break down what makes Baby Jane such a legendary piece of cinema.

Is it horror, thriller, or something even darker?

How did the legendary performances shape the film’s legacy? And seriously… what did happen to Baby Jane

Grab your popcorn, settle in, and join Sammie and Dan for another eerie and entertaining episode of Monsters Up North.