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Bloody Good Horror

Bloody Good Horror
Out Of Darkness
Godzilla X Kong: the New Empire
Love Lies Bleeding
International Space Station
Lisa Frankenstein
Saltburn
No One Will Save You
Thanksgiving
When Evil Lurks
Cat Person
Immaculate
Godzilla: Minus One
Night Swim
Nuclear War
Ariana Debose
Awkward Romance
Kristen Stewart
Katie O'brien
Totally Killer
Shudder

An eclectic crew of misfits bringing you the best, worst, and downright weirdest of the horror genre since 2007. Visit us at patreon.com/bloodygoodhorror.com

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This week we discuss "Ready or not 2: Here I Come" starring Samara Waving and Kathryn Newton.

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This week we review the indie horror hit "Undertone", the latest release from A24.

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This week we take a crack at the quizzical third film in the very bad, no good "Strangers" remake series.

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This week we take on the latest in the Scream franchise, Scream 7, featuring the full time return of Neve Campbell.

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Recent Guests

Jay Draculik
Creative member of the team behind Dream Eater.
Horror Section
Episode: Nerding out about found footage with the "Dream Eater" creative team
Mallory Drumm
Team member contributing to the creation of Dream Eater.
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Episode: Nerding out about found footage with the "Dream Eater" creative team
Alex Williams
Actor and creative contributor to Dream Eater.
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Episode: Nerding out about found footage with the "Dream Eater" creative team

Hosts

Eric
Host and a recurring figure in horror film commentary, known for his humorous takes and occasional interruptions during discussions.
John Schnars
Co-host and series regular, contributing insight and a contrasting perspective during discussions.
Rachel
Co-host bringing articulate analysis, depth, and a compassionate voice to discussions of horror films.
Casey
Co-host known for a positive outlook and comedic commentary, providing an engaging dynamic within the group.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 662 ratings
  • CEO? Schnaars?

    How does a CEO of The Horror Section, for a prominent horror director, proudly say he’s not on any social media platform or surfs the interwebs???? Way to stay current in an ever changing world - especially in the entertainment industry. While you’re sittting in your horse & buggy, reading a newspaper, fumbling for your pager & blackberry, I can hear Eli Roth’s investments flushing down the drain.

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    Spooky Electric 31
    United States12 days ago
  • Actual real opinions

    Love the show and have been enjoying it for a while now mainly due to the fact that the hosts are real about the fact that 90% of modern horror movies are shallow, underwritten, boring and make no sense. Some people may see this honesty as being negative. And to those people I can only say you probably need to go elsewhere if you can’t handle people

    Not enjoying things. The crew want the bad movies to be good and look for the tiniest bit of positivity but I love that they don’t kiss the directo... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PERPdaNERP
    United Kingdom17 days ago
  • Longtime listener struggling with the show

    I have been listening to BGH for close to ten years now. I really appreciated the effort they made to make the hosts more diverse after #MeToo, and the show definitely improved when they added more women and LGBTQ guests. I am just begging you all to stop covering BIPOC horror if you aren’t going to bring on people from those communities to balance out uninformed opinions. Their takes on Sinners during the end of year show made it clear that they didn’t even bother to read or listen to any other... more

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    Mololita
    United States3 months ago
  • Issues with main host

    The reviews and content are excellent but the main host Eric interrupts his co hosts and speaks over them like it’s his hydrant to piss on. It’s infuriating and prevents me from being able to listen. I’ve witnessed some of the other hosts just give up and question what they are doing on the show. Eric if you read this, your co hosts are too nice to say anything to your face because how domineering you can be.

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    TVOTR Freak From Los Angeles
    United States4 months ago
  • Want to like it

    I keep returning to this podcast, giving another listen, hoping for a different outcome. Insanity? Sure.

    I really enjoy the end of the year episodes where everyone lists their top ten.

    Rachel is definitely the shining light of the podcast. She is articulate, does her research, and brings a depth and compassion to the discussion.

    I’m not sure why Eric is the “host.” For someone who appears to find fault and criticize everything, he lacks the charisma and wit to pull it off.

    I will keep retur... more

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    palmer626
    United Statesa year ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Critiques on the show's pacing and occasional interruptions by the main host have been raised by some listeners.
The podcast successfully balances analyses of horror films with lighthearted banter and personal anecdotes.
Listeners appreciate the camaraderie and dynamic among the hosts, which adds depth to discussions.
The hosts offer both humorous and insightful commentary, making it enjoyable for horror enthusiasts.
There are mixed feelings regarding certain hosts, with praise for their contributions alongside critiques of their styles.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Happy yet? "Best Wishes to All" horror review
Q: Rachel, what did you think of this? And I want to know your thoughts on like, why you brought this to us?
Rachel believes the film effectively mines exploitation and notes its comparison to classic themes of capitalism and fascism, discussing how our comfort stems from the exploitation of others, making it relevant to the societal structures we live in today.
This is Halloween? - BGH Reviews V/H/S/Halloween
Q: Would you recommend this?
If you're a Shudder subscriber, I'll say yes.
It's Dracula's Boat Now. BGH Reviews "The Last Voyage of the Demeter" (BGH CLASSIC)
Q: Would you recommend this movie?
Yeah, I would recommend this movie because I think I wanna see more interesting ideas like this.
It's Dracula's Boat Now. BGH Reviews "The Last Voyage of the Demeter" (BGH CLASSIC)
Q: What did you think of The Last Voyage of the Demeter?
It's a good sit. It's definitely going to be in my top 10 list. I enjoyed it a lot.
Jaws in a nursing home. BGH Reviews "The Rule of Jenny Pen"
Q: How do we feel about the movie?
It elicits a range of feelings; while it's a well-crafted film, it's incredibly bleak and uncomfortable to watch.

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What is Bloody Good Horror about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A lively and eclectic group examines the horror genre, covering a wide range of films, from renowned classics to lesser-known gems. The discussions frequently highlight not only movie reviews but also delve into themes such as societal issues, cultural critiques, and personal anecdotes, infusing humor throughout. Notably, the hosts explore the narratives from diverse perspectives, providing rich commentaries that resonate with both horror enthusiasts and general audiences alike. Episodes are characterized by lively banter, camaraderie, and an appreciation for the unique elements of horror cinema, making it an engaging listen for anyone interested in the genre.

The interplay among the hosts adds a dynamic layer to the analysis, elevating i... more

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