The boys are joined by special guest Caleb Baldwin from The Natural State of Wine podcast to discuss the 2019 art-horror film _Velvet Buzzsaw_. The trio explores cursed paintings, pretentious critics, and what happens when you exploit a dead artist's final wishes. Featuring Jake Gyllenhaal as a bisexual art critic named Morf, killer sculptures, and enough art world commentary to make your MFA-holding friends uncomfortable, this deep dive asks the hard questions: What's the difference between quality and fashion? Why does visual art get away with more bullshit than other mediums? And can a robot hobo from a dystopian future really be that scary? Spoiler: yes.

We're back, baby! After a failed attempt at becoming OnlyFans stars and Levi's required subterranean summer slumber, we've clawed our way back to the surface just in time for spooky season. To celebrate our glorious return, Jonathan picked... Phantoms? The 1998 Dean Koontz creature feature starring a 12-year-old Ben Affleck as a traumatized ex-FBI agent sheriff, Peter O'Toole slumming it for a paycheck, and a whole lot of Harvey Weinstein energy. Join us as we dissect this Lovecraftian-wannabe flick, its baffling pacing, questionable dialogue, and the primordial ooze that is 90s CGI.

In this episode, we dive deep into *Deliver Us From Evil* (2014), a blend of supernatural horror, crime thriller, and buddy cop movie — featuring our special guest, Lindsay Brown. Episode question: Is a bad Brooklyn accent worse than complete spiritual depravity? Spoiler: The answer is yes.

In this episode, the boys dive deep into the year ahead thanks to our fresh set-up at Caleb's house. We start off by appreciating the soundboard and pre-programmed sound effects; it quickly leads us to reminisce about the cult classic movie "Maximum Overdrive," which we can’t seem to get enough of. Except for Levi. Levi hates everything.

This week the boys dissect "Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 4: Initiation," covering its awkward pacing, Clint Howard's bizarre performance, feminist themes, and a playful rivalry over the worst films.

This year, the boys are thankful for New England, antique shops, and demons!

This week Levi and special guests Caleb and Luke consider the odd man out in the Halloween franchise, Halloween III.

This week the boys take a wide-angle view of horror sequels. The best, the worst, the missing.

This week is a mix and match, with the boys talking about an old one (The House by the Cemetery) and a new one (Alien Romulus), all under the proud flag of HP Lovecraft.

Shark month is over, but the river is filled with carnivorous fish. Join the boys as they look at Piranha (1978).

It's a 90s extravaganza as the boys discuss the phenomenon of twin films, movie monsters, Harvey Weinstein, and bugs. Lots and lots of bugs. INSTAGRAM: @well_adjustedpodcast THREADS: @well_adjustedpodcast X: @wellhorror BLUESKY: @well-adjusted

The boys checkout Joe Dante's werewolf classic, The Howling.

The boys explore the end times with special guests Luke and Caleb.

Join the Well-Adjusted Horror crew as they explore the all-too-real horrors of HBO's "Chernobyl," discussing everything from the gruesome effects of radiation to the political fallout of the Soviet system. With special guests Luke and Caleb.

Join us as the boys discuss the difference between gore and body horror while talking David Cronenberg's "The Fly".

The boys are again joined by the Baldwin brothers to discuss the films they watched in 2023 along with what they're looking forward to in 2024.

On this episode the boys sit down to a nice cup of mulled wine and discuss a holiday favorite...Gremlins.

The boys sit at the dinner table to discuss Eli Roth's "Thanksgiving", the 80's vs. the 90's, and slashers as a subgenre of horror.

For Friendsgiving 2023 the boys are joined by a special guest to discuss Tucker and Dale vs. Evil, Hicksploitation, Wes Craven, and sadly Rob Zombie.

The boys are joined by several special guests live at the local Halloween bar. Depravity and debauchery ensue!