A cabin in the woods, a mysterious second couple, and an arrow straight through the... well, you’ll see. Bone Lake starts with shock, drifts into boredom, and ends in full mayhem — chainsaws, incest, and electric car trouble included. William and Amy try to figure out if this is a horror movie, a couples therapy session, or just the most awkward Airbnb weekend ever. From Knock Knock vibes to Funny Games absurdity, this one’s equal parts cringe and carnage. 🎬 Our Rating: Streamer🧩 Best For: Fans of slow burns with dark humor and bizarre finales⚠️ Spoiler Alert: Starts with a bang… and an arrow. New episodes every week — subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.🎧 thefearreview.com | @thefearreview | #TheFearIsFamily

In this episode, William and Amy review Coyotes (2025), a horror-comedy starring Justin Long and Kate Bosworth. A family in the Hollywood Hills must survive the night as killer coyotes descend on their neighborhood — and what follows is 90 minutes of wild, bloody fun. We break down what makes Coyotes so entertaining, why the comic-book-style visuals work, and how it manages to balance humor, horror, and heart without getting preachy. It’s bright, bloody, and just the right kind of ridiculous. Rating: Full Price (with a Buyer argument)Next Week: Bone Lake — our mystery Scream Unseen screening Follow and subscribe for new horror reviews every Wednesday and Saturday.Website: thefearreview.comInstagram: @the_fear_reviewYouTube & TikTok: @thefearreview#TheFearReview #TheFearIsFamily #CoupleGoals #MarriedLife #Coyotes #JustinLong #KateBosworth #HorrorComedy #MovieReview

Black Phone 2 takes us back into the world of The Grabber, four years after the first movie. This sequel brings in dream sequences, creepy Christian camp vibes, and plenty of snow… but does it bring the scares? In this episode: Spoiler-free impressions Does Ethan Hawke still deliver as The Grabber? Why the pacing nearly put Amy to sleep The one jump scare that actually worked Full spoiler breakdown Our ratings & final thoughts What we’re reviewing next week: Coyotes Our Verdict:🎧 Amy: Streamer🎧 William: Renter Follow us on YouTube & socials for video episodes and horror shorts👉 thefearreview.com #BlackPhone2 #HorrorPodcast #MovieReview #TheFearReview #TheFearIsFamily

Amy’s a lifelong Disney superfan. William's a lifelong horror addict.So obviously, we spent an entire day watching Disney-inspired horror movies — from Haunted Mansion to Screamboatto Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood & Honey 2.It was magical… until it wasn’t. Join us as we rank every movie from “shockingly fun” to “please make it stop,” debate whether Screamboat is secretly brilliant, and try to figure out why Blood & Honey 2 was actually kind of good. It’s Disney vs. Horror, Magic vs. Mayhem, and Amy vs. William — all in one chaotic marathon.New episodes every Wednesday and Saturday — because the fear is family.  

We’re diving into Traumatika — a possession-meets-slasher horror that left Amy genuinely terrified (and reconsidering her life choices). From jump scares and demonic artifacts to the kind of real-world trauma that sticks with you, this one’s not for casual horror fans. William praises its craft. Amy says she needs a full season of The Great British Bake Off to recover. 🎟 Ratings: William: Full Price Amy: Don’t Bother Next up: The Black Phone 2 — The Grabber is back. 👻 Follow us everywhere:Website: thefearreview.comInstagram: @the_fear_reviewYouTube: @TheFearReview #Traumatika #HorrorPodcast #TheFearReview #TheFearIsFamily #MarriedLife #CoupleGoals

We just watched Good Boy (2025) — a haunted-house horror told entirely from a dog’s perspective — and it might be the most unexpectedly emotional horror film of the year. William and Amy dive into the story of Indy (the director’s real-life dog!) and how this low-budget, family-made horror movie manages to deliver jump scares, heart, and a surprisingly touching story about loyalty and fear. In this episode: Why Good Boy works better than it should How Indy steals the show without saying a word The tension of watching horror through a dog’s eyes Behind-the-scenes trivia that’ll make you love it even more Our “Full Price” rating — and what that really means Plus, we reveal what’s coming next week (Traumatica). If you’re an animal lover, grab a tissue. This one’s going to make you want to hug your dog — right after you check the corners of your house. 🎬 The Fear Review — Horror movies, honest laughs, and married life in 4K. 👉 Watch the full episode on YouTube: youtube.com/@TheFearReview👉 Follow us on Instagram: @the_fear_review👉 Visit our site: thefearreview.com #GoodBoy #HorrorMovies #HorrorReview #CoupleGoals #MarriedLife #TheFearIsFamily #TheFearReview

We watched The Strangers: Chapter 2 and… let’s just say it wasn’t worth the drive. From cheap jump scares cranked to 11, to baffling character choices, to an actual killer boar subplot, this sequel proves not every mask needs a sequel. In this episode: Quick spoiler-free verdict (spoiler: we’re leaning “Don’t Bother”) Why the jump scares felt cheap instead of earned How the film wasted its setup with filler flashbacks A spoiler section covering the infamous boar, hospital nonsense, and more If you’re wondering whether to see it in theaters or wait — we’ve done the suffering so you don’t have to. #TheStrangers #Chapter2 #Lionsgate #RennyHarlin #MadelainePetsch #HorrorMovies #CoupleGoals #MarriedLife #TheFearIsFamily #TheFearReview

A young football phenom joins a training camp run by the legendary Isaiah White (Marlon Wayans) and discovers something far darker than drills and sprints. Him is trippy, tense, and full of needle-sharp sound design that will keep you squirming. William and Amy break it all down—non-spoiler thoughts, spoiler-heavy theories, and their final rating. Was it a love letter or hate mail to football? Why does it feel like Get Out met Hereditary in a sauna? And what exactly is in that “goat bloodline” cult? 👉 Rating: Matinee – worth a theater trip for the sound alone.👉 Next week: The Strangers: Chapter Two review. The Fear is Family.   #HimMovie #JordanPeele #MarlonWayans #HorrorMovies #CoupleGoals #MarriedLife #TheFearIsFamily #TheFearReview

We just endured the bleak new adaptation of Stephen King’s The Long Walk. Picture Hunger Games stripped of all gloss and hope. Amy: “Don’t Bother. I needed a British Bake Off cleanse.” William: “Full Price. It’s hard to watch but brilliantly made.” In this episode: A quick synopsis and spoiler-free review Spoiler discussion with the Twizzler slap, “bubble guts,” and that devastating ending Next week’s movie pick: HIM If you like your horror dark, tragic, and unforgettable, this one’s for you—just don’t expect to feel cheerful after. #StephenKing #TheLongWalk #HorrorPodcast #TheFearIsFamily

Fresh out of the theater, William and Amy dive into The Conjuring: Last Rites — spoiler-free first, then into the full demon-mirror chaos. Amy admits she screamed louder than the jump scares (again), William insists the Warrens are what make the franchise work, and together they break down why this film is a worthy final chapter. Yes, the dog lives. Yes, Amy needed all the lights on afterward. And yes, it’s a Buyer. ⭐ Final Verdict: Buyer — one of the best Conjuring films, and absolutely worth a theater trip.   📲 Follow us: @thefearreview (IG: @the_fear_review)👻 New episodes weekly. The Fear is Family.   #ConjuringLastRites #HorrorPodcast #TheFearReview

In this week’s episode, William & Amy dive into the reimagined cult classic, complete with Peter Dinklage as an unlikely mop-wielding hero, Kevin Bacon chewing scenery as a goat demon, and Elijah Wood leaning all the way into his hunchback henchman vibes. Expect: Amy’s “absolutely not” moment with the butt scene 🤢 William’s nostalgia trip back to the originals A full breakdown of the gore, camp, and chaos The popcorn bucket confession you didn’t see coming Final verdict: Matinee vs. Full Price 👉 Next week: The Conjuring: Last Rites — Amy’s already got her blanket ready. 🎙️ Listen now — because sometimes, the grossest movies are the most fun. #ToxicAvenger #ToxicAvenger2025 #HorrorPodcast #TheFearReview #TheFearIsFamily

House on Eden (2025) — Horror ReviewAmy and William dive into House on Eden with sarcasm, laughs, and a few arguments along the way. Is it worth a trip to the theater, or should you wait until it hits streaming? Find out where it lands on our rating scale — from Buyer to Don’t Bother.The fear is family. #TheFearReview #TheFearIsFamily #CoupleGoals #MarriedLife

What happens when you mix an isolated boat, a creepy fisherman, and a few very hungry sharks? You get Dangerous Animals—a thriller that’s equal parts tense, absurd, and bloody fun. In this episode of The Fear Review, William and Amy tackle Dangerous Animals with their trademark blend of sarcasm and sharp critique. From Jai Courtney’s unsettlingly charming performance to questionable shark physics, we cover the highs, lows, and “pink eye” inducing set pieces. Episode breakdown: Spoiler-free review for those who haven’t seen it yet Spoiler-filled breakdown of the kills, twists, and weirdest moments Final verdict: Matinee or Renter? A quick follow-up on our last controversial review (Weapons) and why we might be in the minority Whether you’re a shark movie fanatic or just here for the laughs, this one’s worth a listen. Follow us:IG – @the_fear_reviewTikTok – @thefearreviewYouTube – @thefearreview #DangerousAnimals #MovieReview #TheFearReview #CoupleGoals #MarriedLife #TheFearIsFamily

We went in curious. We came out questioning our life choices. From Zach Cregger (Barbarian), Weapons starts with a chilling premise — an entire classroom of kids disappears into the night. Julia Garner and Josh Brolin lead the search… and then things take a sharp turn into territory we didn’t expect (or want). In this 24-minute review, we cover: Spoiler-free first impressions Why the structure and pacing didn’t work for us The “big reveal” that had our theater laughing (probably not on purpose) What this movie does have going for it (yes, there’s something) If you loved Barbarian, you might find something here. If you didn’t — well, you’ve been warned. 📍Next week: Dangerous Animals Follow us everywhere: @thefearreview#WeaponsMovie #HorrorMovieReview #HorrorPodcast #thefearreview #thefearisfamily #couplegoals #marriedlife

This week on The Fear Review, we dig into Together (2025), a relationship-driven horror film where the scariest thing might be… staying together. Amy and I (a married couple ourselves) unpack the film’s slow-burn tension, emotional realism, and twisted dynamics. Is Together a horror movie, a breakup drama, or just a very intense therapy session with blood? We don’t agree on everything — but we do agree this one gets under your skin in a different way. Where to Listen:• YouTube• Apple Podcasts• Spotify• Podbean and all major platforms Follow Us:TikTok & Facebook: @thefearreviewInstagram: @the_fear_review Let us know:Would you have stayed together… or run screaming? Drop your take in the comments or message us on socials.

What do you get when a guy brings home a shoebox full of exotic spiders?A full-blown arachnid apocalypse in a cramped Paris apartment building. In this week’s episode of The Fear Review, Amy and William sink their teeth into Infested (2024), the French spider-siege horror film that made waves at festivals before hitting Shudder. We talk practical effects, panic-inducing pacing, and why no one in horror ever learns to just leave nature outside. 🎙 Topics include:– Why this feels like Quarantine or Rec with spiders– The effectiveness of creature horror when it actually looks real– And yes, we discuss that bathtub scene This is one for the bug spray crowd. Listen now and bring a broom. 📍 Subscribe, rate, and share if you enjoy the show.Because in this house… the fear is family.

This week we watched the legacy sequel to I Know What You Did Last Summer... and we’re not mad about it? But also, we kinda are. We break down what worked (the nods to the original, a few fun kills) and what definitely didn’t (the villain reveal and our theater neighbor who bought cheese covered hot Cheetos). We talk trauma, teen slashers, and whether this movie had any business being this entertaining while also being... pretty boring. Is it a worthy sequel? You be the judge.   🎧 Available wherever you get your podcasts🔗 thefearreview.com📲 Follow us @thefearreview🩸 New episodes every Wednesday👻 The fear is family.

This week on The Fear Review, we dig into Sinners (2025)—a Southern Gothic vampire film with soul. We’re talking twin Michael B. Jordans, killer blues music, and a jump scare that cost Amy her coffee. It’s stylish, scary, and shockingly good. 🧛‍♂️ Streaming now on Max. 🎙️ New episodes every Wednesday. 🔪 The fear is family.

This week on The Fear Review, we watched Bring Her Back — and now Amy needs therapy. From the directors of Talk to Me, this movie brings the trauma, the demons, and the emotional damage. We’re talking screaming, crawling, eye-contact-you’ll-never-forget kind of horror. And let’s just say Amy wasn’t handling it well. 🎧 In this episode: Spoiler-free thoughts up top (you’re safe… for a while) Full spoiler breakdown after the warning Why this movie might be the most intense of the year Our thoughts on possession, family trauma, and why you should maybe not watch this alone Whether you’ve seen it or you’re just horror-curious, we’ve got opinions. Loud ones. 🔪 The Fear Review is hosted by William (lifelong horror nerd) and Amy (was a casual fan, is now rethinking everything). New episodes drop weekly. 👻 The fear is family.

This week on The Fear Review, we take on the newest installment in the 28 Days Later universe, 28 Years Later,  and honestly… we’re baffled.Zombie dong? Check. A cult of tracksuit ninjas doing flips? That happened.We break down what worked, what really didn’t, and whether it even felt like a horror movie at all. Spoiler-free up top, full spoiler section after the "meaty sausage" cue. 🎧 Listen if: You're a horror fanatic wondering if this movie is worth your time. You’ve already seen it and need a support group. You love hearing a married couple argue about bone shrines and zombie biology.