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Hosted by Unknown Host · tv · EN · 68 episodes
It's time to scream. Join us twice a month as we discuss all things horror - everything from film to music, from the pages of a book to your TV screen - we like it spooky.
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Episode #6
Blending horror and comedy is a dangerous game. Lean too hard into the horror and the jokes feel like a drunk uncle at a funeral. Lean too hard into the comedy and suddenly the monster is just a prop with dental problems. This week, we’re getting into the beautiful nonsense of the subgenre as a whole: the perfect tonal sweet spot, the glorious failures, and the movies that understand stupidity is only funny when someone smart is steering the hearse.
Episode #3
<p>Get ready, fright fans, because 1986 was loud, slimy, radioactive, and absolutely out of its damn mind! In this blood-soaked battle royale, we’re throwing the horror heavyweights of 1986 into the ring to see which film claws its way to the top. Can THE FLY mutate its way into the winner’s circle with pure tragic body horror perfection, or does THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE PART 2 chainsaw through the competition with neon-soaked insanity? Will FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 6: JASON LIVES prove Jason had finally become the ultimate horror icon, or do the alien terrors of CRITTERS and the undead chaos of N...
Episode #3
<p>Join us as we sit down with Tina Romero to talk about her film QUEENS OF THE DEAD, the evolution of zombie storytelling, and the horror community that refuses to stay buried. We get into the balance between honoring the past and pushing things forward, the unique perspective she brings to the genre, and why zombie films continue to find new life with every generation. It’s a fun, thoughtful conversation with just enough bite to remind us that horror isn’t just about what’s on screen, it’s about the community that keeps it all going.</p>
Episode #3
<p>From the red carpet to the local theater, horror has always been about more than just scares - it’s about community. On this frightful episode, we open with a celebration of the genre we love, discussing horror’s historic sweep at the Oscars, before diving into a retrospective of FRIGHT NIGHT PART 2. Most importantly, we discuss our upcoming benefit screening for our dear friend, Erich, currently battling cancer. This episode features a personal statement from him that reminds us all why this community matters so much. It’s an emotional, raw, and deeply personal conversation - we’re honored...
Episode #2
<p>On this month's episode, we are joined by a very special guest - a long-time fiend of ours, Mr. Steve "Uncle Creepy" Barton! From his start as a Fangoria message board moderator, to his epic tenure at Dread Central and all the way up into his autobiography - Uncle Creepy drops in to discuss all things Spooky. But this isn’t just shop talk. From unforgettable convention memories and late-night lobby hangs to behind-the-scenes set stories that fans rarely hear, we dig into why this genre isn’t just movies on a screen or words on a page -it’s fami...
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