
The 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 | 363 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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It's a big month for a big boy! It's finally time to talk Godzilla directed by Ishirō Honda. We set the stage with our histories with the iconic character before discussing the beyond punk rock film and what the character has been able to unlock in g... more
The Specter Boys have been dripping with anticipation for Clayface directed by James Watkins! We're talking the questionable effects, the poor screenplay, but shine light on some of the gem scenes hinting at the film's potential. You can piss on my f... more
Time to do some telekinesis with your homies as we discuss Chronicle directed by Josh Trank. Stephen Foxworthy (Pod and the Pendulum) joins the boys to discuss high school shenanigans, villain origin stories, and a cautionary tale about fondling stra... more
The boys head back into Gotham City to discuss The Batman directed by Matt Reeves. We're talking the gothic noir aesthetic, Robert Pattinson's portrayal of the iconic character, and where the film sits on our Batman rankings. It's vengeance time!
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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.
Two lovely, warm, funny, insightful, and intelligent humans talking horror movies. Couldn’t ask for more.
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.
Terrible opinion on “Aliens,” but at least the rest of the episodes are a very fun listen.
DeVaughn and Garrett are such a fun duo to listen to, and their coverage of different horror films are so great!!
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A horror-genre focused discussion that consistently returns to sub-genre anatomy, tonal shifts, and cultural context. Episodes frequently analyze how specific films push boundaries through style, performance, and production design, often pairing rigorous critique with accessible, conversational banter. A standout here is the explicit emphasis on niche sub-genres (Giallo, queer horror, body horror), plus cross-film comparisons and ongoing conversations about representation, production challenges, and legacy. The show's approachable vibe, paired with deep dives into classic and contemporary titles, makes it a strong fit for listeners who want both entertainment and thoughtful cinema analysis, as well as potential sponsors looking to reach ded... more
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