Creepy pop culture! The paranormal! Horror movies! Every week, siblings Kristen and Will have light-hearted convos about dark stuff. Listen for urban legends, haunted places, and stupid humor from two millennials who've seen Scream one thousand times and love ghost stories (even though they're not always sure an actual ghost is involved). It's audio comfort food for fellow horror nerds and curious... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 455 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Could these urban legends be…True!?
PROBLY NOT!
The JATO Rocket Car is almost as dangerous as the phantom submarine. Hopefully there’s not a “Killer in the Backseat!”
Ghastly figures Kuchisake-Onna, Kunekune, and the Lafayette Vampire should GET A... more
We’re pitting haunted houses against each other! Which is the most haunted?
HULL HOUSE with its DEMON BABY?
Or JUSHUA WARD HOUSE with its SALEM WITCH TRIAL GHOSTS?
There can on be one MOST HAUNTED!
Oh, and get tickets for the NJ Horro... more
He's BACK!
Dexter Resurrection brings our favorite silly slasher to New York City!
Is it as good as everyone says...?
Oh, and get tickets for the NJ Horror Con in Edison, NJ on September 27th and 28th to see Willy (AND KRISSY... more
Welcome to our nightmare...AGAIN!
We watched A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
Freddy was grosser than ever.
Did we like it this time?
Oh, and get tickets for the NJ Horror Con in Edison, NJ on September 27th and 2... more
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I listen to supernatural podcast’s to escape the ugliness of main stream media. However the host’s of this podcast bring up politics and their opinions frequently. Not a very welcoming environment.
I have been laughing through this whole episode. Dr. B? The way you’re describing her and when she says Rob Lowe has problems with his FEET! OMG dying. Then the “Pincher Fingers” grabbing ravioli!! This is my favorite episode so far. The lady in the tiny cubicle! By the time we get to the basement hole with pillows and sleeping bags that may still be there, I have tears in my eyes laughing. You both have a great way of telling a story.
There’s a reason this show’s website is scaryfun.fun — because it is both scary AND fun (fun). I’ve been listening for years and am consistently delighted by Will and Kristen’s vibes and banter. Honestly, I laugh harder at this than I do at most of the straight-up comedy pods I listen to. They cover a wide variety of topics, both spooky and pop culture. For most pods, I skip when I’m not into the topic, but I listen to GTTU without fail because I know that even if the topic isn’t my favorite thi... more
An eclectic mix of paranormal, horror, and other spooky $h!t keeps me coming back each week. Some episodes I could listen to multiple times….and do! Kristen and Will seem like genuinely good folk. I appreciate the respect they have for their fan base and the world around them. Keep up the good work! 🖤
I loved the Witch Trials episode. Will & Kristen’s ability to deftly discuss important current issues and how they tie in with historical patterns like the witch trials, while also being funny, entertaining, and informative is really impressive. I learned a lot and had fun along the way!
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This show centers around the eerie intersection of pop culture and the supernatural, where siblings Kristen and Will engage in light-hearted conversations about a variety of spooky topics. From urban legends to haunted locations, the hosts explore the darker sides of film and folklore with a mix of humor and personal anecdotes. The discussions are often enriched by their shared experiences and insights into horror movies, making it accessible and entertaining for both seasoned horror enthusiasts and casual listeners. Unique to this show is its blend of trivial humor with serious discussions about horror themes, historical events, and the complexities of horror narratives.
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