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Girl, That's Scary

Be Afraid
Horror Movies
Horror Genre
Horror Films
From
Trauma
Horror
Satanic Panic
Yellowjackets
Family Dynamics
Creature Features
Infested
The Strain
Grease 2
Zombie Apocalypse
Artificial Intelligence
Black Mirror
Vampires
Jawbreaker
Rogue
The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster

Two homegirls discussing poltergeist, their plans for the (pending) zombie apocalypse, and everything in between!

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This week on the GTS Podcast, we're choppin it up about Ready or Not (2019), Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (2026), and all things Fantasia Fest 2026. Tap in to hear about the movies we checked out, the flicks that knocked our socks off,... more

Howdy Friends!

We're kicking off our favorite time of the year with a review of the 1985 made-for-television film, The Midnight Hour with THEE Mark O. Estes (Midnight Social Distortion) 🎥✨

Tap in to learn about our amazing guest, our thoughts on ... more

Creepy next-door neighbors? Vanishing citizens? Vampire Shenanigans? Hold on to your butts because we're diving into the world of Fright Night. Tune in to hear our thoughts on the OG film, the remake, gnarly practical effects, and so much more 🎥✨

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Howdy Friends ✨

This week on the GTS podcast, we're joined by the cousins, Bobby & Mike (  People Under The Scares Podcast ), as we dive into the 2026 film, Leviticus. Tap in to learn more about our amazing guests, hear our thoughts on this film, ou... more

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Recent Guests

Mark O. Estes
Host of Midnight Social Distortion; writer and blogger; horror enthusiast
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Episode: GTS Review - The Midnight Hour (1985) Ft. Mark O. Estes
Brandon Collins
Co-host of the Medium Popcorn Podcast
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Justin Brown
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Issa Rae
Actress playing Brandi in the episode Reverie
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Tracee Ellis Ross
Actress appearing in the Reverie plotline
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Paul Giamatti
Actor noted for strong, dramatic performances
Film/Television
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Peter Capaldi
Actor guest featured in Bandersnatch-related discussion
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Will Poulter
Actor mentioned in the Bandersnatch conversation
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Peaches Christ
Host, writer, performer specializing in horror fandom
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Episode: Haunted Objects (Ft. the Midnight Mass Podcast)

Hosts

Jess
Host of the show, introduces topics and guides the discussion
Kat Daddy
Co-host who speaks on film analysis and reactions
Jazz the 40-Ounce Connoisseur
Host of the show, brings film knowledge and humor

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 806 ratings
  • I JUST LOVE THESE TWO

    Started listening a couple off months ago because the amazing Pod Mortem references these two often, and now I know why and I am all in. It’s kind of like a manic ADHD trip into horror movies, with unique and hilarious POV’s and descriptions such as “my jaw was in hell”, which sent me into a fit of laughter that is ongoing.

    “Every day, is so wonderfuhhhhl, then suddenly, it’s hard to breathe”…5 stars for these genuine 5 star ho’s (pew pew pew)!!! 🖤🖤🖤

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Call Ya Mutha'
    United States4 months ago
  • It’s so damn good

    This is the podcast I listen to daily, I wish more podcasts about film are as funny and entertaining as this.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Isopod:3
    United States8 months ago
  • 5⭐️

    I love Kat and Jaz! They’re hilarious, smart and keep it so so so so real! I’ve laughed, teared up and learned a lot.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JDahlia3
    United States10 months ago
  • Exciting Find!

    Just listened to my first episode and I’m so excited to have a huge catalogue of horror films to work my way through! We need more BIPOC- centered critiques of media, period! But these girls are also intelligent and funny and great to listen to. One bit of constructive criticism: please increase and level out your volumes after editing the episode! It’s too quiet to hear well in the car and the levels are all over the place. The content is great and the audio quality improving would make everyth... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Your people
    United Statesa year ago
  • 5-Star Chicks!

    The best of all the horror podcasts. Never fails to make me laugh and stimulates the brain!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maire Graves
    United Statesa year ago

Listeners Say

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Many appreciate inclusive, candid conversations and strong episode guests.
Fans love the chemistry and feel like they're hearing discussions among friends.
Listeners praise the hosts' humor and banter and the smart, insightful takes.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

GTS Review - The Midnight Hour (1985) Ft. Mark O. Estes
Q: Why do you think this film still resonates as a gateway horror movie for younger audiences?
The guests discuss its approachable danger, sense of community, and campy humor, which makes scary themes feel accessible while still delivering genuine thrills and an unmistakable late-80s charm.
GTS Review - Backrooms (Ft. Hippy Potter)
Q: What about the portrayal of the main character Clark and the dynamics with the therapist and wife adds to the horror?
Clark's vulnerability and eventual psychological unraveling, coupled with the liminal space's memory-remembering mechanics, creates a layered critique of dependency, power, and identity under pressure.
GTS Review - Backrooms (Ft. Hippy Potter)
Q: Do you think Backrooms works best as a standalone film or as part of an anthology?
They argue it could be strong as an anthology to explore multiple rooms and stories, allowing for different directors to contribute their own visions within a shared lore.
GTS Review - Backrooms (Ft. Hippy Potter)
Q: What first drew you to horror, and how did those early experiences shape your view of Backrooms?
The guests share childhood memories of classic horror like Candyman and The Conjuring, framing Backrooms as a modern, found-footage exploration that builds on personal fear into a space that feels ownable and expandable.
Haunted Objects (Ft. the Midnight Mass Podcast)
Q: What drew you to haunted objects as a topic?
The panelists explain that haunted objects offer a fertile ground for exploring fear because they fuse everyday life with uncanny danger, and they like to explore both classic and contemporary examples.

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Two women and a rotating set of guests dissect horror cinema with a sharp blend of analysis, humor, and personal anecdotes. Episodes span indie horror, big franchises, and tech-informed thrillers, often weaving in cultural commentary, casting insights, and industry context. Notable strengths include strong host chemistry, candid banter, and a welcoming vibe for listeners who enjoy witty takes, spoiler-light discussion, and recommendations across horror subgenres. A recurring hook is pairing film critique with pop culture chatter, making it easy for newcomers to jump in at any episode while offering ongoing value to fans seeking deeper context and community engagement.

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4. Issa Rae
5. Tracee Ellis Ross
6. Paul Giamatti
7. Peter Capaldi
8. Will Poulter

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