Macabre Madness 2020: A Horror Movie Bracket Tourney, Round 3

Macabre Madness 2020: A Horror Movie Bracket Tourney, Round 3

Macabre Bros: A horror movie podcast

Macabre Madness 2020: A Horror Movie Bracket Tourney, Round 3

Apr 10 2020 | 01:05:05

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Show Notes

It's the Sweet 15 round of Macabre Madness 2020, when 16 horror films in 6 divisions get gory proving they're bigger, badder and better.

This year, we've got a twist: Winners determined by best COMBINED score from Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, with handicapping based on decades since the film's release.

Who wins and loses in the Sweet 15? We've got:

In the sequel division... Aliens (1986) survives the helicopter decapitation of 28 Weeks Later (2007)

In the Occult division... Cindarella story Drag Me To Hell (2009) upsets the Freddy-fightin superheroes of A Nightmare on Elm Street: Dream Warriors (1987)

In the holiday horror division... the Xmas episode of Futurama ho-ho-hobliterates Happy Death Day (2017)

How does Macabre Madness work?

It’s a horror movie bracket tournament like the 64-team NCAA March Madness tournament, except we use horror films instead of college basketball teams. Last film standing is crowned Macabre motherfucking Champion!

Download the Macabre Madness 2020 bracket (click on sheet 2)

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