Avid horror fans and filmmakers (and noted homosexuals) Troy Escamilla and Roger "The Scream Queer" Conners have many opinions on film. Tune in weekly to hear these two discuss and dissect some of the horror genre's most iconic, overlooked, and often underrated films.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 195 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & FilmSociety & Culture |
Troy and Roger dive into Sam Raimi’s Drag Me to Hell (2009), a horror ride that mixes jump scares with slapstick in only the way Raimi can. They unpack the plight of Christine Brown, a loan officer whose one bad choice leads to a curse that makes her... more
After a much-needed break, Roger and Troy are back together and kicking things off with some tales from their time at the Houston Horror Film Festival before diving headfirst into Mario Bava’s gloriously twisted Bay of Blood. They unpack the tangled ... more
For their 5-year anniversary episode, Roger and Troy unwrap the unhinged madness of Beware! Children at Play, a 1989 oddity where kids go feral, parents go ballistic, and Beowulf somehow gets dragged into the mess. They chomp into the film, marveling... more
Troy and Roger wade into murky waters with 2012's The Bay , a found footage eco-horror gem that’s equal parts gross-out and gut-punch. They dive into the film’s creepy realism, squirm-inducing body horror, and surprisingly sharp political bite. From ... more
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Surprised and delighted to hear my friends Brandon and Roman on past episodes! 🖤 Really enjoying the conversations about some of my of my favorite horror movies. Thanks for keeping this single cat lady company 😸
Although I don't typically listen to podcasts, I can say that this one is entertaining. Troy and Roger's reviews are filled with energy and insight, making them a joy to listen to. Meeting them at conventions a few years ago gave me a sense of what to expect from this podcast. I am fond of the fact that they review all the obscure low-budget films that are not widely known. Sharing their personal opinions and not sounding like they are copying other critics is something that makes them authentic... more
I love Troy and Roger! They are my go to gay men who love and know horror movies! So refreshing for the gay horror community including myself. I love you guys and I can never drive my car without listening and re-listening to your podcasts. Stay fabulous you guys ❤️😍
This is a must to listen to if you’re a avid fan of horror! They have such a great selection of movies that they review.
Troy and Roger always know how to the bring the sass, laughs, thirst, and horror to every single episode. Always a good variety of films covered from different decades, the campy, the iconic, the underrated, even the bad. My favorite episode currently has to be the Urban Legend epsidoe (one of my faves!) but especially because they had the great opportunity to speak with Jamie Blanks. Keep up the great work guys!
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The content predominantly focuses on the horror genre, with hosts covering a wide range of films from beloved classics to lesser-known hidden gems, often with a humorous touch. Each episode dives into the film's themes, character dynamics, production backgrounds, and historical context, while also inviting personal anecdotes from the hosts. Notably, the discussions frequently incorporate perspectives on queer representation in horror, offering a unique lens that resonates with LGBTQ+ audiences. Additionally, the lighthearted banter between the hosts injects an entertaining energy that enhances their analytical critiques, making it an engaging listen for both hardcore fans and casual viewers alike. Whether it’s dissecting a campy slasher or ... more
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