This Is Why You Died: Horror Movie Reviews & Discussions

S3E24: Lair of the White Worm (1988)

What do a young Hugh Grant and Peter Capaldi have to do to get rid of these pesky snake cults? Find out on this episode, when the Dead Boys attack Ken Russell's whimsical

S3E23: I Saw The Devil (2010)

Is it possible to be a horror movie when you're a taut Korean revenge cop drama? The Dead Boys say an emphatic yes on this episode when they check out the brutal "I Saw T

S3E22: The Visit (2015)

This week the Dead Boys take a nice family trip to M. Night Shyamalan's family chiller "The Visit", and it turns into one of the most explosive and expletive-laden episod

S3E21: Island Zero (2018)

It's a deep cut monster movie this week as RyanRossLIVE mandates the Dead Boys watch "Island Zero" from 2018, a low-budget movie about murderous fish critters in Maine!!

S3E20: An American Werewolf In London (1981)

Things get hairy as The Dead Boys stray off the road and into John Landis' 1981 werewolf dramedy "An American Werewolf in London"! RyanRossLIVE finds out why you need to

S3E19: Event Horizon (1997)

Goopy space hell portals and blood orgies are on the menu this week, as the Dead Boys take in Paul WS Anderson's "Event Horizon"!! In a tribute to the dearly departed leg

S3E18: One Cut Of The Dead (2017)

An underseen Japanese horror-comedy gem is the surprise pick for the week as RyanRossLIVE picks 2017's "One Cut Of The Dead"!! It's an emotional rollercoaster as Sir Ian

S3E17: Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum (2018)

This week the Dead Boys check out one of the scariest found footage movies of all time...2018's South Korean chiller "Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum"! It's an episode full of we

S3E16: Mandy (2018)

It's a wild trip through a violent purple cosmos as the Dead Boys talk Panos Cosmatos' hallucinogenic Nic Cage revenge flick "Mandy"! Things get testy and heated as RyanR

S3E15: From Dusk Til Dawn (1996)

It's a vampire throwdown between Sir Ian Dangerous and RyanRossLIVE as they tussle over comparisons between Ryan Coogler's "Sinners" and his bloodsucker inspiration, 1996

S3E14: Let The Right One In (2008)

The vampire movie discussions continue as Sir Ian Dangerous opens the door for Tomas Alfredson's 2008 bloodsucker opus "Let The Right One In"!! Book-to-film comparisons,

S3E13: 30 Days of Night (2007)

The vampire Hex continues with the bloodiest entry yet: David Slade's 2007 Arctic gore-fest "30 Days of Night"! The Dead Boys chew on comic book comparisons, cast trivia,

S3E12: Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)

The vampire Hex continues with RyanRossLIVE choosing Bram Stoker's Dracula from Francis Ford Coppola! The Dead Boys discuss werewolves vs vampires, Keanu's "classic" perf

S3E11: Interview With The Vampire (1994)

It's time to pop out of the coffin and suck some blood as RyanRossLIVE throws a HEX on the show and demands that the Dead Boys watch a trifecta of vampire movies, startin

S3E10: Obsession (2026)

The smash hit "Obsession" by wunderkind director Curry Barker is the object of this week's fixation...and things get SPICY as the Dead Boys tear into trifling trollops, b

S3E9: Weapons (2025)

In 2025, 17 children vanished into the night, and RyanRossLIVE wanted to know why!! This week the Dead Boys investigate Zach Creggers' 2025 smash hit "Weapons" and discus

S3E8: Terror Train (1980)

All aboard this early slasher starring Jamie Lee Curtis and...David Copperfield?? Sir Ian Dangerous drags the Dead Boys into the bowels of a murder mystery aboard a train

S3E7: Hokum (2026)

The Dead Boys head to the cinema to catch the brand new chiller "Hokum" from horror whiz Damien McCarthy...and discuss celtic witches, magic mushrooms, and chalk magic!!

S3E6: Friday the 13th (1980)

On this episode, horror initiate RyanRossLIVE wanted to be introduced to one of the icons of horror in Jason Voorhees, so he selected classic 1980 slasher "Friday the 13t

S3E5: Tigers Are Not Afraid (2017)

The Dead Boys take a trip to the dark fantastical side of Mexico as they discuss Issa Lopez' 2017 thriller "Tigers Are Not Afraid". Brilliant child acting, cultural touch