
The podcast with guts. Every episode hosts Brad Hanson & Ygraine Hackett-Cantabrana discuss splatter, blood and gore in cinema. Theme song by Adam Culkin-Potter, Chris Shaw and Brad Hanson
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

On this week's episode we discuss Herschell Gordon Lewis' The Wizard of Gore (1970)
On this weeks episode we discuss Eric Stanze's Scrapbook from 2000.
CW: violence against women, child abuse, sexual abuse, sexual assault
On this week's episode we discuss Three...Extremes an anthology coming from three of the greatest horror directors, Fruit Chan, Park Chan Wook and Takashi Miike.
CW: abortion, child abuse
On this special bonus episode, we chat with director Jeremiah Kipp about his new film, The Mortuary Assistant coming to Shudder on March 26th 2026.
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This really is a great listen. I came for the excellent plot synopsis, behind the scenes, and Easter eggs of the filthiest films out there. I stayed for the humorous hosts, insane movie knowledge, and Brad’s story time.
Brad Hanson knows certain movies like no one else and his insights are interesting and often hilarious - the films they review on this show don’t interest me but if you’re a gore hound/torture porn enthusiast this is the show. Personally I’ll wait to hear him on EOH.
I didn’t think Brad Hanson of evolution of horror could unearth a bigger troll than himself but he Ygraine really gives him a run for his money
But seriously it’s a fun podcast with great chemistry between the two hosts
Stumbled across this after listening to another firm fav- evolution of horror and have binged since. Highly recommend this for all gore whores and gut sluts, also for those who have the morbid curiosity but not the stomach for more extreme films. Warning- may cause you to feel comfortable sharing uncomfortable things with your loved ones. Eg- admitting to your other half that, not only would you eat their amputated leg in a life or death cannibal situation but that you’d use their femur as a dil... more
Brad and Ygraine always bring the lols to some nasty, gory things. Love listening! One of my fav pods.
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This show focuses on the extreme and often controversial aspects of horror cinema, particularly those involving blood, gore, and splatter films. The hosts, with their distinctive sense of humor, engage in spirited discussions that juxtapose personal anecdotes against the grotesque themes present in the films they review. Noteworthy episodes explore films ranging from cult classics to lesser-known cult horrors that present challenging social commentaries, touching on themes like cannibalism, necrophilia, and violence in media. The dynamic between the hosts helps to create an engaging atmosphere, making even the most uncomfortable topics accessible and entertaining for listeners.
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