Specter Cinema Club
DeVaughn TaylorThe ghosts of your horror movie club explore a different sub-genre each month! Featuring creators from the spooky community, stoner filmmaker DeVaughn Taylor & film journalist Garrett McDowell discuss the recurring motifs of various sub-genres and what makes the best genre films work. New episodes every Tuesday! NOTE: We recommend starting at Season 2 (Ep60) as that's when Garrett joined and began... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 316 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & FilmFilm History | |||
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In our first new release episode of the year, we're tackling 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple directed by Nia DaCosta. The boys break down it's place in the franchise, the fantastic performances, and an early candidate for scene of the year. HOWZAT!
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Another year of horror movies is in the books! The boys are joined by Ygraine (What a Scream) for the annual Best Horror Films of 2025 countdown. We're each bringing our Top 5 genre films of the year, plus giving out some awards such as Best Set-Piec... more
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I first heard DeVaughn on Evolution of Horror and appreciated his commentary. I’ve really enjoyed diving into the Specter Cinema catalogue and have found Garrett to be equally insightful. My one constructive criticism is that I would love to hear you give more space to your guests. I often want to hear more from your guests but feel like they often don’t get much airtime. Thanks for providing great, down-to-earth horror content.
Apple Podcasts5Ivans_Nightmare
United States8 months ago - A laugh can be a very powerful thing
Two lovely, warm, funny, insightful, and intelligent humans talking horror movies. Couldn’t ask for more.
Apple Podcasts5jbsaupUnited States10 months ago - Gold
These two have a wonderful dynamic. Their discussions are lovely, insightful and fun dives into the many sub genres of horror. The kind of show that makes you want to watch and enjoy movies again.
Apple Podcasts5pagemachineUnited Statesa year ago - Terrible Opinion On Aliens
Terrible opinion on “Aliens,” but at least the rest of the episodes are a very fun listen.
Apple Podcasts5DalePetersonUnited Statesa year ago - Pull Up!!
DeVaughn and Garrett are such a fun duo to listen to, and their coverage of different horror films are so great!!
Apple Podcasts5JesseKrempUnited States2 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #199 |  United Kingdom/TV & Film/Film Reviews |
Apple Podcasts | #249 |  Canada/TV & Film/Film Reviews |
Apple Podcasts | #197 |  Italy/TV & Film/Film Reviews |
Apple Podcasts | #211 |  Ireland/TV & Film/Film Reviews |
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Focusing on horror cinema, discussions explore a variety of sub-genres each month, with the hosts sharing insights into recurring motifs and the elements that define successful genre films. The conversational style blends humor with critical analysis, creating an engaging atmosphere where the hosts and their guests delve into film history, critique controversial narratives, and highlight the cultural implications of horror films. Noteworthy is the podcast's vibrant mix of criticism and camaraderie, fostered by contributions from creators within the horror community, making it a unique resource for horror enthusiasts and film lovers alike.
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1. Amber T
2. Ygranie Hackett-Cantabrana
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4. Tori Potenza
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