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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 275 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Tonight, join Mike, Kat & Andrew for another BONUS episode as they break down one of the biggest horror movies of the year: Backrooms.
Fresh off the viral success of his YouTube short film series of the same name, Director Kane Parsons received the ... more
Tonight, join Mike, Matt & Andrew as they sit down with Ryan Powers and Jason Stamey of R U Mad At Me Productions to discuss their forthcoming horror movie Deluxe Ocean View.
Based on a screenplay by Powers, Directed by Laurence Vannicelli, shot in ... more
People tend to gravitate toward visuals and the vibes of a particular horror film, but forget those for a second -- how important is sound in a horror film? Whether it's the score, song choices, or musical stings to enhance a scare, sound remains one... more
What if your favorite non-horror movies were actually secret sequels to the scariest films ever made?
This week, Mike, Kat, Andrew, and Matt test that theory as they delve into fan fiction for the first time, connecting a classic horror movie to anot... more
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I love these guys! Very knowledgeable and funny. Highly recommended to any horror fans.
Self admittedly not the biggest fan of horror topics but I have a blast listening in. Great insight, tons Of laughs and easy to follow. And love that they are local!
These guys do a great job of having quality discussion of whatever topic they’re on without taking themselves too seriously. Best episode so far is The Shining!
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This show is a lively, idea-driven roundtable that covers horror cinema from multiple angles—film analysis, genre history, and the culture surrounding screenings. Episodes frequently center on specific films, eras, or trends (soundtracks, big-screen experiences, indie horror, franchise chatter), with a playful, community vibe and a penchant for deep dives, fan-inspired segments, and lively banter among regular hosts. Notable strengths include strong host chemistry, a knack for blending thoughtful critique with accessible, entertaining storytelling, and frequent sponsor reads tied to industry outlets; the format also embraces nostalgia and local horror culture, which helps it stand out for listeners who love genre history and behind-the-scen... more
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