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Join seasoned horror enthusiast, Butch, as he dives deep into the chilling world of horror cinema, from timeless classics that defined the genre to obscure gems lurking in the shadows. Each episode uncovers the artistry, scares, and stories behind both vintage masterpieces and bold new independent horror films that demand your attention.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDad Bod of Horror is a tv podcast hosted by Butch, with 31 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #32
Send us Fan Mail This week we’re sinking our teeth into three very different flavors of vampire chaos. From the classic suburban nightmare of Fright Night (1985), to the deadpan office satire of Bloodsucking Bastards (2015), to the low-budget sorority-house bloodbath of Super Hot (2021)—we explore what happens when the undead move in next door, take over the cubicles, and join the house.
Episode #31
Send us Fan Mail This week we’re layering up for a triple feature of frozen frights. From the classic Arctic alien of The Thing from Another World (1951) to the bargain-bin freezer horror of Deep Freeze (2001) and the climate-change body horror of Blood Glacier, we dig into what happens when the ice thaws… and whatever was sleeping underneath decides it’s snack time.
Episode #30
Send us Fan Mail This week we’re diving headfirst into pure extraterrestrial mayhem with Killer Klowns from Outer Space, Night of the Creeps, and Alien Shark. Special guest Jamie joins the chaos as we unpack killer clowns, brain-eating parasites, and one very confused alien predator. Expect laughs, screams, and maximum B-movie energy.
Episode #29
Send us Fan Mail This week we’re getting thoroughly bugged by three insect-themed nightmares. We start with the original body-horror classic The Fly (1958), then crawl into the human-mimicking horrors of Mimic, and finish up getting sucked dry by the oversized bloodsuckers in Mosquito. Science experiments gone wrong, giant bugs with attitude, and zero effective repellent. Grab a drink and try not to itch.
Episode #28
Send us Fan Mail Three nightmare-inducing tales of babysitters who should have never taken the job. In this episode, I dive into the horror classics When a Stranger Calls (1979) , Better Watch Out (2016) , and The Nursery . From chilling phone calls that hit way too close to home, to holiday home invasions gone viciously wrong, and nursery monitors revealing something far more sinister than a crying baby — these films prove that watching someone else’s kids can quickly turn into a fight for your life. Grab your baby monitor, lock the doors, and join me for a bloody good time.
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