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Getting Offed - Members of the Core 4 (Matt, Katie, Riq and Juss) discuss horror movie franchise, theories, review recent releases, and occasionally bring friends along for the ride. All this with that special brand of humor you are used to from Creatia World.
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- 3 days ago1h 42m
Getting Offed Presents: To Catch A Yautja
Four movies. One legendary alien hunter. And one final showdown to determine which Predator movie deserves the ultimate trophy!The hunt isn't over until we say it is!In this episode of Getting Offed, Matt and Will wrap up our massive Alien/Predator franchise deep dive by breaking down Predators (2010), The Predator (2018), Prey (2022), and Predator: Badlands (2025)!From the deadly alien game preserve in Predators to the chaotic return of the Yautja in The Predator, the brutal survival story of Prey, and the bold new direction of Predator: Badlands, we're diving into the evolution of one of science fiction horror's most iconic franchises.We're talking Predator lore, Yautja culture, alien technology, brutal kills, creature designs, franchise connections, and everything that makes these intergalactic trophy hunters so terrifying.Does Predators deserve more respect? Is The Predator really the weakest entry in the franchise? Did Prey prove that Predator movies work best when they get back to basics? And does Predator: Badlands successfully reinvent the franchise by putting a young Yautja at the center of the story?We're breaking down the good, the bad, the ridiculous, and the downright questionable creative decisions across all four films.And since this is the final episode of our Alien/Predator series, we're looking back at the entire cinematic universe, from Alien (1979) and Predator (1987) to Alien vs. Predator, Prometheus, Alien: Covenant, Alien: Romulus, and everything in between.Which Predator movie is the best? Which has the greatest kills? And which entry deserves to be hunted for sport?It's time to finish the hunt!🎬 Subscribe for More Getting Offed!If you love horror movie reviews, Alien and Predator franchise discussions, sci-fi horror, creature features, cult classics, horror rankings, horror trivia, and deep dives into the greatest horror franchises ever made, subscribe to Getting Offed for more horror entertainment!We've survived the Xenomorphs, escaped the Engineers, battled the Predaliens, and faced the Yautja.Now it's time to settle the debate.👽 WHAT IS THE BEST PREDATOR MOVIE OF ALL TIME?Is the original Predator (1987) still king? Is Predator 2 underrated? Does Prey deserve the top spot? Or has Predator: Badlands changed the game?Drop your complete Predator franchise ranking in the comments and tell us which Alien or Predator movie deserves the ultimate trophy!If it bleeds, we can review it.#PredatorBadlands #Predator #Prey #Predators #AlienVsPredator #Yautja #HorrorMovies #GettingOffed
- 2 weeks ago58 min
Getting Offed Presents: Remake Rumble! - Night of the Living Dead
Two movies. One terrifying story. Only one can survive the REMAKE RUMBLE!Welcome to the premiere episode of REMAKE RUMBLE, a brand-new series from Getting Offed where we pit iconic original horror movies against their remakes to answer one question:WHICH VERSION IS BETTER?For our first horror movie showdown, we're heading straight to the graveyard to compare George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead (1968) against Tom Savini's Night of the Living Dead (1990)!And we're not facing the zombie apocalypse alone! We're joined by special guest Angel from Voice From The Mausoleum to break down two versions of one of the most influential zombie movies in horror history.The original Night of the Living Dead changed horror forever, introducing audiences to a terrifying new kind of zombie movie and helping define the modern zombie genre. More than two decades later, legendary special effects artist Tom Savini stepped behind the camera to remake Romero's classic, bringing updated practical effects, new character dynamics, and some major changes to the story.But did the remake improve on the original, or should some horror classics be left buried?We're comparing everything from the performances of Duane Jones and Tony Todd as Ben to the evolution of Barbara, the zombie makeup, practical effects, atmosphere, scares, and the unforgettable endings.What did the remake get right? What should it have left alone? Which changes made the story better? And which version deserves to be crowned the ultimate Night of the Living Dead?It's Romero vs. Savini. Original vs. Remake. Let the REMAKE RUMBLE begin!:clapper: Subscribe for More Getting OffedIf you love horror movie reviews, original vs remake debates, horror franchise deep dives, cult classics, zombie movies, horror rankings, trivia, and passionate arguments about the greatest horror films ever made, subscribe to Getting Offed for more horror entertainment!:zombie: NOW IT'S YOUR TURN TO DECIDE!Which version of Night of the Living Dead is better?:headstone: NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968):drop_of_blood: NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1990)Drop your winner in the comments! Tell us what the remake improved, what it got wrong, and which horror movie remake deserves to enter the REMAKE RUMBLE next!They're coming to get you, Barbara... AGAIN!#NightOfTheLivingDead #HorrorMovies #RemakeRumble #GeorgeARomero #TomSavini #GettingOffed #ZombieMovies
- 2 weeks ago1h 38m
Katie's Horror Showcase - The Lost Boys
Sleep all day. Party all night. Never grow old. Never die. This week, we're heading to Santa Carla to revisit one of the greatest vampire movies of all time: THE LOST BOYS!Welcome back to Katie's Horror Showcase, the horror talk show from Getting Offed where Matt and Katie break down the latest horror movie news, react to new horror trailers, discuss upcoming releases and rumors, and revisit the horror movies every fan should experience.This week, we're sinking our teeth into The Lost Boys (1987), the iconic vampire horror comedy directed by Joel Schumacher and starring Kiefer Sutherland, Jason Patric, Corey Haim, Corey Feldman, Dianne Wiest, and Jami Gertz.When brothers Michael and Sam move to the coastal town of Santa Carla, they quickly discover that the local nightlife has a serious vampire problem. Between David and his motorcycle-riding vampire gang, the legendary Frog Brothers, and one of the most unforgettable soundtracks in horror history, The Lost Boys helped redefine vampire movies for an entire generation.We're breaking down the film's unforgettable characters, vampire mythology, practical effects, killer soundtrack, and the perfect combination of 1980s horror, dark comedy, and teenage rebellion.Does The Lost Boys still deserve its reputation as one of the greatest vampire movies ever made? Is David one of horror's coolest vampires? And can we all agree that Santa Carla desperately needed a better tourism department?Plus, Matt and Katie discuss the latest horror movie news, upcoming horror releases, horror rumors, and new horror trailers.🎬 Subscribe for More Horror ContentIf you love classic horror movies, vampire films, horror movie reviews, horror news, trailer reactions, cult classics, franchise deep dives, horror trivia, and discussions about the greatest scary movies ever made, subscribe to Getting Offed for more Katie's Horror Showcase.🩸 Is The Lost Boys the greatest vampire movie of the 1980s? Who's your favorite character: David, Michael, Sam, Star, or the Frog Brothers?Drop your favorite scene and your vampire movie rankings in the comments!After all, there's one thing about living in Santa Carla I never could stomach... all the damn vampires.#TheLostBoys #HorrorMovies #VampireMovies #80sHorror #KatiesHorrorShowcase #GettingOffed
- Oct 14, 20261h 25m
Getting Offed Presents - Alien Autopsy Part 3: Predator 1&2, AvP 1&2
Four movies. Two iconic monsters. One very questionable trip to Colorado. 👽🔥On this episode of Getting Offed, we’re breaking down Predator (1987), Predator 2 (1990), Alien vs. Predator (2004), and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (2007). From Arnold Schwarzenegger’s jungle showdown to Danny Glover’s battle on the streets of Los Angeles, we’re talking alien hunters, brutal kills, and the crossover chaos of Xenomorphs vs. Predators.Which movie delivers the best action and horror? Does Alien vs. Predator deserve more love? And would AvP: Requiem be better if we could actually see what was happening? Join us for movie reviews, franchise discussion, and plenty of trash talk as we revisit these sci-fi horror showdowns.💬 Rank all four movies in the comments. Which one takes the trophy, and which one belongs in the bargain bin?👍 Like this video, subscribe to Creatia World, and ring the bell for more Getting Offed horror movie reviews, sci-fi deep dives, and franchise breakdowns.#Predator #AlienVsPredator #GettingOffedCheck Out our Guests!www.Final-girls.comhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3SjU6JpNaZj2rTaM8b2VUF?si=0HPAO6FDSrOXN1rVJhc-nQ&utm_source=copy-link
- Sep 14, 20261h 2m
Getting Offed Presents: Trick or Trivia - Necronomithon!!!!!!!
Groovy. It’s time to test your Evil Dead knowledge.In this episode of Trick or Trivia, our contestants enter the cabin and battle through an entire game dedicated to The Evil Dead franchise. From Sam Raimi’s original cabin nightmare to Ash Williams, the Necronomicon, Deadites, chainsaws, boomsticks, and the blood-soaked insanity of the newer films, we’re testing just how well everyone really knows Evil Dead.The questions span more than four decades of the franchise, including The Evil Dead (1981), Evil Dead II, Army of Darkness, Ash vs Evil Dead, Evil Dead (2013), Evil Dead Rise, and Evil Dead Burn.ut this isn’t just normal horror trivia.Our contestants will have to survive AITA?, identify movies in Name That Movie, decipher some truly terrible descriptions in Poor Plots, and tackle categories dedicated specifically to the different eras of Evil Dead.Think you know the difference between a Kandarian Demon and a Deadite? Remember exactly what happened at the Knowby cabin? Know your Ash Williams quotes, weapons, demons, characters, kills, and Necronomicon lore?Grab your boomstick and play along.If you love horror trivia, horror movie quizzes, cult classics, slashers, supernatural horror, franchise deep dives, and watching horror fans realize they know significantly less about their favorite movies than they thought, subscribe to Getting Offed for more Trick or Trivia.🪚 How many Evil Dead questions could you get right? Play along with the contestants, keep track of your score, and drop it in the comments.And remember: Klaatu Barada… something.Follow the contestantsKatie - Linktr.ee/sheliteshowcaseSarah/Kellie - www.final-girls.comKB - www.youtube.com/JustSayKBBrandy - Linktr.ee/TerrorificLady
- Aug 31, 20261h 23m
Katie’s Horror Showcase: Joy Ride (2001) Review
“Candy Cane… are you there?” This week, we’re hitting the highway with one of the most underrated road horror movies of the early 2000s: Joy Ride.On this episode of Katie’s Horror Showcase, Matt and Katie revisit Joy Ride (2001), the tense road thriller starring Paul Walker, Steve Zahn, and Leelee Sobieski, with the unforgettable voice of Ted Levine as Rusty Nail.What starts as a stupid CB radio prank quickly becomes a nightmare when Lewis and Fuller mess with the wrong truck driver. We’re breaking down everything that makes Joy Ride work, from Rusty Nail’s terrifying presence and the infamous Candy Cane prank to the movie’s suspense, dark humor, chase sequences, and surprisingly brutal moments.More than 20 years later, does Joy Ride still hold up? Is Rusty Nail one of horror’s most underrated villains? And why doesn’t this movie get talked about alongside more of the great horror thrillers of the early 2000s?Plus, Matt and Katie discuss the latest horror movie news, upcoming horror releases, rumors, and new horror trailers from around the genre.If you love horror movie reviews, horror news, trailer reactions, cult classics, forgotten horror movies, franchise deep dives, and conversations about the movies horror fans can’t stop watching, subscribe to Getting Offed for more Katie’s Horror Showcase.🚛 “Candy Cane… are you there?” What do you think of Joy Ride? Is Rusty Nail one of the most underrated horror villains of the 2000s? Let us know in the comments!🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5435861671739392
- Aug 3, 20261h 9m
Katie's Horror Showcase - Puppet Master
Tiny puppets. Deadly weapons. Full Moon madness. This week, Katie’s Horror Showcase dives into Charles Band’s cult horror classic, Puppet Master.Matt and Katie are heading into the strange, low-budget, wildly entertaining world of Full Moon Features to review Puppet Master, the 1989 horror movie that introduced fans to Blade, Pinhead, Tunneler, Leech Woman, and one of the most recognizable groups of killer puppets in horror history.In this episode, we break down the film’s story, characters, practical effects, puppet designs, supernatural mythology, and lasting impact on direct-to-video horror. We also discuss Charles Band’s influence on independent horror, how Puppet Master launched a massive franchise, and why the original movie continues to attract cult horror fans decades later.Does Puppet Master still hold up? Which puppet has the best design? And is this one of the most important low-budget horror franchises ever created?Katie and Matt also cover the latest horror movie news, react to recent horror trailers, discuss upcoming releases, and share their unfiltered opinions on what is happening across the horror genre.Subscribe to Getting Offed for more horror movie reviews, horror news, trailer reactions, cult classics, franchise deep dives, rankings, trivia, and conversations about the movies horror fans cannot stop watching.💀 Who is your favorite Puppet Master puppet? Let us know whether you would choose Blade, Pinhead, Tunneler, Leech Woman, Jester, or another puppet from the franchise.
- Jul 23, 20262h 17m
Alien Autopsy: Dissecting Prometheus, Alien Covenant, and Alien Romulus
Engineers. Xenomorphs. Facehuggers. Androids. We're breaking down the modern era of the Alien franchise!In this episode of Getting Offed, Matt and the crew dive deep into the modern Alien franchise, reviewing and discussing Prometheus (2012), Alien: Covenant (2017), and Alien: Romulus (2024). From the origins of the Xenomorph to the terrifying experiments of David, we explore how these films expanded one of the greatest sci-fi horror franchises of all time.We debate the biggest questions surrounding the Alien universe, including the Engineers, synthetic androids, Xenomorph evolution, and where Alien: Romulus fits into the franchise timeline. We also discuss the incredible practical effects, terrifying creature designs, unforgettable kills, and whether these films live up to the legacy of Alien (1979) and Aliens (1986).Whether you're a lifelong fan of the Alien saga or just discovered the franchise through Alien: Romulus, this episode is packed with theories, rankings, behind-the-scenes discussion, and plenty of horror debates.If you love Alien movies, horror franchise deep dives, horror movie reviews, sci-fi horror, creature features, horror rankings, and discussions about the biggest horror franchises of all time, subscribe to Getting Offed for new episodes every week.💀 Which modern Alien movie is your favorite? Is Prometheus an underrated sci-fi masterpiece? Did Alien: Covenant deserve more love? Or is Alien: Romulus the best Alien movie since Aliens? Let us know your rankings in the comments!Be sure to check out our guests the Final Girls! You can find Kellie and Sarah at www.final-girls.com
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