An eclectic crew of misfits bringing you the best, worst, and downright weirdest of the horror genre since 2007. Visit us at bloodygoodhorror.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 228 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film |
This week we dive into the latest in the new "Strangers" trilogy, The Strangers: Chapter 2"
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This week we review the football centric horror film "Him", starring Marlon Wayans and produced by Jordan Peele.
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This week we review the latest Stephen King adaptation to hit theaters, "The Long Walk".
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This week we review the latest film in the Conjuring Universe, "The Conjuring: Last Rite", starring Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson.
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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.
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I reviewed and rated this podcast 15 years ago, and I’m still happily listening and enjoying each week. Over the years, there have been people come and go, but fresh voices and opinions are always welcome to add to the core OG crew of Eric, Schnaars, and Casey. It’s clear that all the crew genuinely enjoys making the podcast and knows what they’re talking about, which makes it a fun and interesting listen. It’s an awesome horror podcast.
Can Eric stop interrupting the other hosts? Plus can the other hosts actually do SOME research on the films they’re reviewing?
I used to really like BGH, but it’s aging like milk left on the counter. Why do you take a break like 3 minutes in? Edit that out. Why do you constantly have all the hosts talking over each other? So many of the newer hosts don’t add anything positive to the vibe - especially Rachel, whose voice is like fingernails on the blackboard every single time. I’ve listened for years, so mostly this is habit more than anything else - but whenever I listen these days, I’m left wondering why.
Listened to this podcast for many years. My fave horror show that never outstays its welcome. The only slight negative is Rachel and her OTT laugh after almost every sentence she utters, I find it odd and quite frankly….sinister. I do enjoy the bromance between Eric and Schnaars, and also Casey’s positivity and optimism. Keep up the good work guys
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A unique and lively exploration of horror cinema characterized by an eclectic group of hosts who bring a mix of humor, critique, and insightful discussions to the table. Episodes often revisit classic horror films while also delving into cutting-edge releases, offering both nostalgia and contemporary relevance. The dynamic between the hosts is an essential aspect, as they engage in playful banter while tackling deeper themes such as societal issues, nostalgia, and various cinematic tropes. A distinctive feature of this podcast is its commitment to fostering a community of horror enthusiasts, making listeners feel like part of an engaging conversation surrounded by friends.
Listeners can expect a diverse range of topics, from film critiques... more
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