The Ghouls talk about the thrilling, horror-anime Death Parade where the recently deceased's morality and goodness are put to the test.

Squid Game is a hit and hopefully a gateway show to more Korean shows but also content that covers the horrors of capitalism.

K-12 follows Melanie Martinez’s character Cry Baby as she navigates her way through the hellish landscape of school.

The Lure is a phenomenal Polish horror musical featuring monstrous mermaids that want to be loved and also snack on the flesh of men.

Repo tells the tale of a distant dystopian future where the healthcare system is managed by the incredibly wealthy and innocent people die.

Jeff Barnaby rocked our world again and educated us about the horrors indigenous people face in Canada.

John Lee’s False Positive offers up thin layers of horrors around pregnancy but never actually explores them in the film.

Sion Sono's Tag (2015) is a gore-filled, insane mind-bending trip through fan service, the male gaze, and the queer identity.

Kat refuses to investigate spooky hallways, and Gabe shares a personal experience of a caretaker caring for someone with Dementia.

For our Mental Health Awareness series, Ghouls discuss the Psychological bromance film, They Look Like People.