
Halloweenies® is a weekly horror franchise podcast. Each season, co-hosts Justin Gerber, Dan Caffrey, McKenzie Gerber, Rachel Reeves, and Michael Roffman slice and dice through an iconic series -- one movie at a time. In the past, they've covered Halloween, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Scream, The Evil Dead, Chucky, and Alien. This year? The Universal Monsters! Produced by Michael R... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 330 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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It's 2127 and the Halloweenies awaken on board The Minos, where Dr. Paul Merchant instructs them to watch 1996's Hellraiser: Bloodline. It's here -- Hell Priest in Space -- and the gang finds plenty of gravitas in the franchise's fourth entry. Togeth... more
Here's a preview of our all-new Patreon exclusive episode that sees the Halloweenies covering Bill Paxton's 2001 psychological horror film Frailty. Want to hear the full thing? Head on over to www.patreon.com/halloweeniespod and become a Skeleton Pat... more
The Halloweenies enter Danvers State Hospital for a late-late-late night screening of Brad Anderson's 2001 psychological thriller Session 9. Together, Dan, Mac, and Mike discuss the eclectic cast, the terror of the mind, urban exploring, and David Ca... more
Welcome back to Coming Soon & Now Showing, our monthly series that catches up on the latest horror headlines and round robins capsule reviews of new and old horrors. Today, Mike and Mac catch up on headlines revolving around Evil Dead Burn, Alien: Is... more
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Pretty good for the most part. Justin is an over the top edgelord, but the group overall is pretty good.
Update: unsubscribing. Rachel is unbearable, and the more episodes I hear her on, the more I realize this podcast has completely fallen off. I’m done hoping it gets better.
This is still my go-to podcast for horror movies and I still highly recommend it. That being said, I don’t much care for when Rachel has to make a political statement that nobody asked for in the middle of a segment. It takes me longer to get through episodes with her as the host. I appreciate her perspective, but not everything needs to be seen through an extreme feminist lens.
You all are embarrassingly wrong about Scream 7. You all don’t know Kevin Williamson and Neve Campbell as much as you think you do, and the intentional Camp (no pun intended) went right over your heads. Smh. It’s like when one of you said that everyone was Randy in Scream 5 but that’s the commentary Scream 5 is trying to make, that everyone now a days is a critic. You all need to stop reacting and actually think about what these Scream movies are actually doing. One thing is for sure Scream 6 i... more
Show has suffered since stabbing a certain old contributor in the back. Allegations were unfounded and never should have been used against him. Furthermore the pretentious female that was brought is insufferable. Not to even mention her libelous comments on Johnny Depp in some weird modern age way of having to bury men for women liars
This was the first horror podcast I listened to so I will always have love for it. However I do have a suggestion. In the beginning you had someone who provided some humor to the podcast and, while I get why you dropped him, since he left it has been less fun. You guys are very knowledgeable and have great insights but, unfortunately, it has started to sound a bit pretentious. You need someone to bring some humor to your discussions and maybe call out some of the pretentiousness in a fun way. It... more
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A weekly horror franchise deep-dive show that covers iconic runs one movie at a time, blending production histories, director and cast trivia, and thoughtful genre analysis with lively banter. Listeners can expect long-form conversations that connect classic titles to modern reinterpretations, plus frequent franchise news roundups, retrospectives, and candid opinions from a steady rotating panel. The show stands out for its encyclopedic attention to background details (production turmoil, score and effects decisions, archival anecdotes) paired with entertaining group dynamics and accessible, enthusiast-level storytelling. It's likely to appeal to listeners who love horror history, deep dives into film craft, and passionate debates about wha... more
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