New ‘Alien Romulus’ trailer dropped today. We’re pretty big Alvarez fans here at Cinematic Sufgering, so we’re both excited for this one.
The on-the-nose homage to the classic scene in ‘Alien 3’ is a bit annoying, but the trailer looks pretty killer. What do y’all think? ~ Clay
“Alien: Romulus” takes the phenomenally successful “Alien” franchise back to its roots: While scavenging the deep ends of a derelict space station, a group o...
Howdy Sufferers! It’s time for another episode of ‘Bits and Chunks,’ where we pontificate on all things horror. This time around, we’re discussing the beloved ‘Mad Max’ universe. Show your dudes some love and slap that ‘like’ button.
Bits & Chunks is just a simple podcast where we talk about what we want to talk about and frequently go on lost tangents so... yeah.We decided it would be co...
30/04/2024
Make sure you head on over to our YouTube channel for the latest and greatest episode where we review the found footage film ! Also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!
Watch your best horror buddies blather about the inscrutable low budget sleaze-fest ‘Bloody Bloody Bible Camp.’ Let’s GO!
"A group of Christian teens visits the Happy Day Bible Camp, where in 1977 a sadistic nun punished a group of teen...
06/03/2024
What’s your favorite horror film directed by a woman?
One of ourfavorites is Revenge (2017) directed by Coralie Fargeat. Think “I Spit on Your Grave” and “Last House on the Left”. Super, hyper violent with tons of blood and crazy moments.
26/02/2024
We took a look at 2020’s slasher “GetAWAY” which shouldn’t be confused with the other 2020 horror movie “Getaway” or the other dozen movies with the same title over the years.
21/12/2023
Check out our special Holiday Horror Special! We discuss It’s a Wonderful Knife, Christmas Bloody Christmas, and The Sacrifice Game. All on Cinematic Suffering!
11/12/2023
If you’re a fan of the 1985 comedy/horror film, “Fright Night”, then check out our newest retrospective on the Cinematic Suffering YouTube channel!
Don your scuba gear and 3D glasses and join the Cinematic Suffering: The Podcast crew for a deep dive into Jaws 3D! Bubbles!
"After a young great white shark finds its way into a sea-themed park managed by Calvin Bouchard (Louis Gossett Jr...
07/12/2023
Newest review is up where we sit down and discuss the 1983 stinker, Jaws 3-D!
16/11/2023
Bits & Chunks is just a simple podcast where we talk about what we want to talk about and frequently go on lost tangents so... yeah.
In this episode we discuss some pretty cool horror films we've watched over the past few weeks to include Talk to Me, When Evil Lurks, and Totally Killer. We also talk about horror rules and world building. When a killer has no rules and can do anything, is it fun or boring (case in point Art the Clown from Terrifier)?
Cinematic Suffering is the unfortunate responsibility of Jason Thomas and Clay Henss. All movies are the property of their respective copyright holders. All jokes are meant to be satire and parody. We encourage you to purchase or watch these films on whatever streaming, physical media platform is available.
Grab your scuba tanks, flippers and wet suits, and join the ‘Cinematic Suffering’ crew for our in-depth (h’yuck) exploration of ‘47 Meters Down.’ Glub glub!
Cinematic Suffering was conceived back in 2018 as a challenge to watch every horror movie streaming on Netflix fr...
Check out the latest episode of ‘Bits and Chunks,’ the bestest, most horrific podcast on this planet, or any other! Do. This!
Bits & Chunks is just a simple podcast where we talk about what we want to talk about and frequently go on lost tangents...
17/09/2023
Welcome our newest followers. We appreciate you all supporting the channel. Our next project in the works is a retrospective of the Clive Barker film ‘Nightbreed.’
Feel free to drop us recommendations for horror movie joke commentary and reviews. Thanks, All.
The brilliance of the ‘Thanksgiving’ trailer are the images that are inconsequential to those who don’t know what they’re about to see in subsequent scenes.
A guy at a parade, wearing a big ‘ole turkey head? A cheerleader bouncing on a trampoline?
Looking forward to this one!
All will be carved. 🪓Watch the teaser trailer for and see it exclusively in movie theaters November 17.Visit our site: http://thanksgivin...
Check out the Cinematic Suffering: The Podcast’s interview with ‘Death Metal’ writer and Director Mike Kuciak! Great conversation about movies and metal. \m/
Clay and Jason discuss horror and heavy metal with Mike Kuciak, director and writer of the independent, absolutely DEM...
30/08/2023
It’s also Death Metal (the movie) week on Cinematic Suffering! Check out our complete riff of the movie, highlights, review, and interview with writer/director, Mike Kuciak!
30/08/2023
Catch a classic episode of Cinematic Suffering on YouTube where we dissected and reviewed the Indian horror film “1920” released in 2008.
We got jokes! It’s a Death Metal Movie kind of week! See the full riff on our YouTube page but here are a few highlights. Interview with Mike Kuciak and review out later this week! You guys need to see this flick!
"DEATH METAL is a horror film about a metal band that, while recording their new album, inadvertently write a song...
Hey Sufferers! Want to experience the incredible genesis of the BEST horror podcast ever? Then check out the very first episode JT and Clay unleashed upon an unsuspecting world! Do it!
Cinematic Suffering was conceived back in 2018 as a challenge to watch every horror movie streaming on Netflix fr...
14/08/2023
Saw ‘Last Voyage of the Demeter’ this weekend. There aren’t any big surprises and the film limps a bit in the third act, but it’s still a worthwhile monster flick. ~ Clay
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The Beginning...
It started as an innocent idea sparked from boredom way back in 1996 through 1997. The Internet was still in its relative infancy so going “online” for entertainment wasn’t really a thing back then. So my friends and I would often go to Blockbuster video and rent movies. Eventually the new releases were no longer drawing us in and I mentioned casually, “Why don’t we go through Blockbuster’s horror selection and rent every film they have there starting at the beginning of the section?” We were all huge horror fiends and my friends enthusiastically said, “Yeah! That’s a great idea, Jason!” Famous last words. We started with 4 guys (me included). By the time I rented the last film that started with the letter “Z”, I was the last man standing from the group. The suffering endured was legendary.
Fast forward over 20 years later and I found myself once again contemplating this challenge. With Blockbuster and other big store video chains now a relic of the past, I often scrolled through Netflix’s horror collection looking for something of interest. Sometimes I’d hit gold but more often than not I would be squirming in frustration as I struggled to get through a bad horror movie. I told my wife about the original Blockbuster challenge and how I was thinking about doing the same with Netflix. While she supported me 100% in my endeavor, she wouldn’t be joining the challenge. She’s much smarter than me obviously.
So instead of doing this by myself, I hit up my old friend Clay. We were friends in high school and have kept in touch throughout the years. I felt that if anyone would accompany me on this journey of cinematic suffering, then he would! He was the first person to pop up in my head because his sense of humor, biting opinions, and love for the weird are all traits needed to endure what we were about to embark on.
In addition to asking my good friend to join up on this insane journey, I figured why not make a podcast about it? Clay and I shouldn’t have to suffer in silence when we can share the misery (or the rare elation) of our viewing experiences to the world!
So we bring you Cinematic Suffering. We hope you will join us as well as we watch every Netflix horror film from A through Z.
