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Blerdy Massacre

Blerdy Massacre
Malignant
Amazon
Shudder
Nicki Minaj
Shia Labeouf
Joko Anwar
Tyler Perry
Chris Pratt
Sam Raimi
Chris Brown
Grind
80s Horror
Overlook Film Festival
Dolly
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Horror
Horror4kids
Sports Horror
Eli Roth
Push (2024 Film)

Black + Nerd = Blerd.

Join our hosts Xero Gravity & Sharai The Slayer as they Blerd out all over nerd earth through chaotic, topical conversations that any nerd of color would peel an ear for. Horror, sci-fi, fantasy, pop-culture; all of it.

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Latest Episodes

It’s a Blerd extravaganza when Hippy Potter stops by Blerdy HQ! Make sure to follow Thaddeus on Instagram to see these cute toys and get your whole damn life.

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It’s Christmas in July because we’re FINALLY roasting Tyler Perry.

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We tried to get through another review and picked Strung. Did this Tyler Perry and Jason Blum co-production break our roast streak? Or is it our last straw?

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Stepfather (2026) begs the question, why choose between a roast and a review when we can do both at the same time? 

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Recent Guests

Thaddeus (Hippy Potter)
New York–based illustrator, animator and toy designer
Independent; co-creator of Toasty; worked with Disney, Nickelodeon, Kava
Episode: Baby, This Is Child’s Play with Hippy Potter
Kamil Oshundara
Horror artist, writer, and producer focused on monster design and African traditional religious aesthetics
Catharsis Studio / Catharsis
Episode: Voodoo Vanguard a.k.a. Kamil Oshundara
Akela Cooper
American screenwriter, a TV producer, now director
Atomic Monster
Episode: Akela Cooper 101
Shanita Bump
Performance artist based in LA/NY
Independent artist
Episode: Video Nasty w/ Shanita Bump
Monica Moore-Suriyage
Dominican and Sri Lankan filmmaker, horror creator
Episode: Link-Up at the Intersection w/ Monica Moore-Suriyage
Ernest Dickerson
Filmmaker and cinematographer discussed as the special guest
Filmmaker and Cinematographer
Episode: Live From Brooklyn with Ernest Dickerson
Joe Bandelli
Producer/Clown/Director involved with Hell House LLC franchise
Hell House LLC production team
Episode: Hell House LLC/Joe Bandelli
Karama Horne
The Blurred Girl, horror critic and commentator
The Blurred Girl / Pop Paranormal
Episode: Access: Horror Live Recording
Chuck Collins
Horror aficionado, writer, and creator
Bounce (comics) / Pop Paranormal
Episode: Access: Horror Live Recording

Hosts

Xero Gravity
Host of the show, introduces topics and drives discussion
Sharai The Slayer
Co-host who shares hosting duties and reactions

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 106 ratings
  • Fun and Insightful

    Mixing humor with thoughtful and insightful film discussion, this is a one for the horror lovers right here. Xero and Sharai know their stuff and say what they feel which is not always the case as so many in the business of film review are so easily swayed by bias or fear of having an opinion thst may not be well received. Definitely recommend for anyone looking for real horror discussions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dlizotte82
    United States2 months ago
  • One of the best

    Truly a fantastic horror pod love Xero and Sharai

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    matador14
    United States8 months ago
  • Great show!

    Really enjoyed listening to the hosts thoughts on several horror movies. They bring a lot of laughs to the movies covered. Really enjoyed it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dog Faced Gamer
    United States2 years ago
  • Found what I’ve been looking for!

    The commentary, the insight, the laughs and references all in the strange darling episode sealed the deal for me. This is such a fun listen bcuz I don’t get to chat movies with a lot of people, and this is just what I’ve needed after seeing a movie and I need to hear some quality feedback on!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DodgerTony
    United States2 years ago
  • Contradictions Aplenty

    Been listening for almost a year, and it’s an okay podcast, fun if not always well informed. I come across a lot of contradictions from various episodes. This week the hosts were stressing the need to stay informed of rotten people working in the industry, then make the decision of whether or not to watch/support the project/movie they’re involved with. Basically, can you separate the art from the (nasty) artist?

    Zero kept saying we shouldn’t be too eager to get our pitchforks out and completel... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Stim Tickle
    United States2 years ago

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The show is seen as a welcoming space for Black horror fans with thoughtful takes on representation.
Fans repeatedly cite great guest dynamics and authentic community vibes.
Some reviews call out contradictions or strong opinions, but generally positive feedback on engagement and insights.
Listeners praise humor, depth on horror topics, and inclusivity.
Overall, hosts deliver energetic, knowledgeable discussions with strong chemistry.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Baby, This Is Child’s Play with Hippy Potter
Q: How do you sustain momentum as an independent creator in a small, tight-knit industry?
By staying authentic, building a personal brand, continuously networking, and using small, strategic collaborations to expand reach, which in turn creates more doors and press, like the Garnier campaign and Webby nomination.
Baby, This Is Child’s Play with Hippy Potter
Q: What makes a killer toy scary or iconic in your view?
The guest notes that fear in toys comes from a combination of design details (hair texture, expressive features) and the ability to spark imagination; he cites examples like a cursed-looking yet cute Monkey figure and the idea that strong, memorable visuals can create lasting fear with a wink.
Baby, This Is Child’s Play with Hippy Potter
Q: What is it like to see a project you envisioned actually become a product and gain internet buzz?
The guest describes a progression from posting Toasty online to seeing it explode in interest, leading to real-world collaborations and a Webby nod, all fueled by staying hands-on, maintaining control, and leveraging direct relationships with manufacturers and mentors.
Link-Up at the Intersection w/ Monica Moore-Suriyage
Q: What's next for you and how can listeners support your work?
Monica discusses Blow, a short about a sentient inflatable sex doll seeking revenge, funded via Seed & Spark, and a potential feature in development, with ongoing crowdfunding and location sharing to keep supporters engaged.
Link-Up at the Intersection w/ Monica Moore-Suriyage
Q: What inspired your Give Me An A involvement and how did you manage production under pressure?
She highlights the urgency around abortion rights, the lack of budgets, and the collaborative, DIY nature of the project, with people pairing up writers and directors quickly to deliver impactful shorts, driven by righteous purpose rather than financial constraints.

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A horror- and pop-culture focused show led by two hosts who mix enthusiastic passion for genre cinema with sharp, sometimes provocative commentary. Episodes frequent talk about representation in horror, behind-the-scenes industry dynamics, and the cultural impact of films and creators, while keeping a playful, comic vibe. Listeners get candid discussions on classics, contemporary releases, and the fandom community, with a distinctive emphasis on Black horror, niche subgenres, and the intersection of culture, humor, and film craft.

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Recent guests on Blerdy Massacre include:

1. Thaddeus (Hippy Potter)
2. Kamil Oshundara
3. Akela Cooper
4. Shanita Bump
5. Monica Moore-Suriyage
6. Ernest Dickerson
7. Joe Bandelli
8. Karama Horne

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