
One of the original horror podcasts. Serving up hot takes and deep, informed analysis for 20 years. New episodes every week.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 268 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

This week we're reviewing The End of Oak Street, a dinosaur horror movie disguised as a throwback 80s adventure. Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor star in David Robert Mitchell's (It Follows) new film where a suburban street is transported back 80 mill... more
Jason Lives turns 40 this year, and we recently caught up with director Tom McLoughlin to learn more about the fan-favorite Friday the 13th sequel.
McLoughlin discusses the creative process behind bringing Jason back from the dead, adding humor and... more
Jason Lives turns 40 this month, and we're revisiting the film that changed the Friday the 13th franchise forever. Plus, our old friend Joe returns to the show for the first time in 5 years.
We discuss how the film brought much-needed humor and se... more
Benjamin Byron Davis joins Bloody Good Horror to discuss his role as the mysterious priest in Eli Roth's Ice Cream Man 🍦
We talk about drawing inspiration from horror icons like Dr. Loomis, working with Eli Roth, building the mythology behind the f... more
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I notice the shows have gotten shorter over the years. It’s also interesting with the show getting political over the years, the hosts never hit the topic of Gaza…& yet Jon has decided to work with a rabid supporter of the actions being done to Gaza, & to Palestinians in general
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.
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
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
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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A long-running horror analysis show that blends scholarly film discussion with candid, often humorous banter. Episodes span deep dives into classic and modern horror cinema, with attention to production history, practical effects, and cultural context, plus extensive guest interviews from industry creators and critics. The format balances thoughtful critique, fan perspectives, and occasional controversy, making it a go-to for listeners who want informed takes, behind-the-scenes trivia, and a sense of community around genre cinema. Notable strengths include a willingness to tackle political and social angles within horror, a rotating guest roster that brings varied expertise, and strong production quality that consistently supports lively di... more
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Recent guests on Bloody Good Horror include:
1. Tom McLoughlin
2. Eli Roth
3. Anthony Frith
4. John Harrison
5. John Schnorris
6. Jon Schnorr
7. Anthony Cousins
8. Jason from Dads from the Crypt
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