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Messed Up Movies

Misfit Parade
Horror Movies
Frankenstein
Trauma
Hammer Horror
Silent Night, Deadly Night
Horror Genre
The Mummy
Shudder
Cabin In the Woods
Indie Film
Hell House LLC
Al Pacino
The Neverending Story
Sexual Repression
The Ritual
Family Dynamics
Conan the Barbarian
Christopher Lee
Universal Monsters
Claude Rains

A podcast celebrating movies and filmmakers that embrace the unhinged, the insane, the outrageous, the off-kilter and all around kind of MESSED UP fun that you can't take your eyes off of.

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Latest Episodes

Relax, this episode if fully spoken in English... and whatever language Sam speaks. No subtitles necessary (looking at you, Sophia)! But if you don't like subtitles, you're missing out on some of the most Messed Up Movies ever made!

That's why Grif... more

Today Griffey and Dandino clock in for the final time with Last Shift. They discuss the film's abilty to generate dread on such a small budget, the haunted ghost that fill this police station and rookie cop's heart, and the wild Manson Family wanna b... more

This week, Griffey, Heath and Sam review the new dinosaur thriller from It Follows director David Robert Mitchell, starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor. It is a big, dumb, expensive throwback packed with plenty of violence, dinosaurs with feather... more

What makes the perfect gateway horror movie? Is it a family-friendly introduction to the genre, the movie that personally traumatized you as a kid, or simply something so fun that it leaves you craving another scare?

Griffey, Sam, Heath and Sophia ... more

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Recent Guests

Jonathan Breck
Actor who portrayed the Creeper
Independent film project (Jeepers Creepers)
Episode: Jonathan Breck AKA "The Creeper" at Days of the Dead - Indianapolis
Brian Penikas
Makeup effects artist responsible for Creeper makeup
Creeper makeup team
Episode: Jonathan Breck AKA "The Creeper" at Days of the Dead - Indianapolis
Heather Langenkamp
Actress known for Nancy in A Nightmare on Elm Street
Episode: Heather Langenkamp at Days of the Dead - Indianapolis
Kane Hodder
Iconic horror actor known for portraying Jason Voorhees
Episode: Kane Hodder at Days of the Dead - Indianapolis
Sylvia Soska
Filmmaker and horror director, half of the Soska Sisters duo
Soska Sisters
Episode: The Soska Sisters at Days of the Dead - Indianapolis
Jen Soska
Filmmaker and horror director, half of the Soska Sisters duo
Soska Sisters
Episode: The Soska Sisters at Days of the Dead - Indianapolis
Alex Dandino
Guest on episode, discussed film
Episode: Children of the Corn
DeVaughn Taylor
Friend of the host; horror podcaster
Spectre Semiclub / Formally, Phil Malcomist
Episode: Messed Up Movie Draft: Death Games with DeVaughn Taylor
Anson Days
Actor, featured guest for the animal-attack draft
Mr. Cream Jeans/Cream Jeans team
Episode: Messed Up Movie Draft: Animal Attacks with Anson Days

Hosts

Griffey
Host of Messed Up Movies
Heath
Co-host of Messed Up Movies

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 232 ratings
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    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Joywit
    United States2 months ago
  • The Fun Movie Podcast

    I'm sorry Griffey but you're straight up jealous of Curry Barker. I totally understand but hating on the content doesn't make your stories sound any more interesting.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Beanins
    United States3 months ago
  • Great if they can restrain themselves

    Just don’t talk politics. You guys sound ridiculous. No one wants to listen to a movie podcast and have someone integrate their useless political opinions into it.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    AngelasDong
    United States7 months ago
  • Don’t bother, political once again.

    Why can’t people just review movies without making everything political?

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Drano55
    United States8 months ago
  • Neither here nor there

    This is a great podcast… just fyi they don’t just cover only Lars von trier and cronenberg flicks (although I did find this podcast through watching the house that jack built)… but they cover lots of different types of movies… they seem a bit bro-ish at first, but they’re actually pretty intellectual and progressive dudes… plus you gotta love Griffey’s catchphrase

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jonnytruant89
    United States9 months ago

Listeners Say

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Shows strong film knowledge and passion with engaging chemistry.
A few reviewers wish for crisper moderation and less shouting during conversations.
Guests consistently bring fresh industry insight and entertaining anecdotes.
Listeners praise the range from mainstream to fringe horror and cult picks.

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Talking Points

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Felissa Rose and Dave Sheridan at Days of the Dead - Indianapolis
Q: Have you ever thought about getting on the other side of the camera, not just as a producer but as a director?
Dave considers directing, mentioning Aunt Martha as a potential prequel project and discussing Sleepaway Camp as a possible later iteration, signaling a shift toward pursuing directorial ambitions.
Felissa Rose and Dave Sheridan at Days of the Dead - Indianapolis
Q: What are you guys working on? Any projects in the works right now?
Felissa and Dave describe several upcoming collaborations, including a project with David Howard Thornton, a new movie called Splatter, and a connection to The Eye From Beyond, indicating a busy slate of genre projects in development.
Heather Langenkamp at Days of the Dead - Indianapolis
Q: What's your take on the idea of retconning Nancy's death in newer installments?
Retconning can undermine the original impact; it's better to honor the legacy while exploring new angles that respect the character's arc and audience attachment.
Heather Langenkamp at Days of the Dead - Indianapolis
Q: How did Wes Craven's approach to horror influence your performance and the franchise as a whole?
Craven's emphasis on organic, non-foreshadowed scares and the human elements in fear helped ground the series in relatable experiences, making the extraordinary feel earned.
Heather Langenkamp at Days of the Dead - Indianapolis
Q: What would you tell your younger self about approaching a breakout horror role?
Be yourself, stay authentic, and don't try to imitate others; authenticity helps you connect with the character and the audience, which is more important than chasing trends.

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What is Messed Up Movies about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A high-energy film discussion show that leans into bold, unapologetic takes on genre cinema, with a focus on outrageous, offbeat, and often extreme horror and cult titles. Regular hosts trade rapid-fire opinions, mix deep analysis with playful banter, and invite guests who bring insider industry perspective—from makeup effects to iconic horror characters and indie auteurs. Episodes frequently explore production quirks, practical effects, and the cultural ecosystems around genre films, making it a magnet for listeners who crave thoughtful critique served with humor and fellow cinephile camaraderie. Notable strengths include a distinctive conversational chemistry, willingness to tackle controversial topics, and a track record of deep-dives in... more

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1. Nightmare on Film Street - A Horror Movie Podcast
2. Hack or Slash - A Horror Movie Review Podcast
3. Horror Movie Club
4. Pod Mortem: A Horror Podcast
5. The Horror Virgin

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Recent guests on Messed Up Movies include:

1. Jonathan Breck
2. Brian Penikas
3. Heather Langenkamp
4. Kane Hodder
5. Sylvia Soska
6. Jen Soska
7. Alex Dandino
8. DeVaughn Taylor

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