Horror Dads
Horror DadsWelcome to Horror Dads, a Podcast delivered to you from 2 dads who love horror, and work to balance our love of horror with our family life. Join us and listen in as we discuss franchise favorites, movies we’ve never seen, movies we’ve seen 1,000 times, and desert island horror movies. We will also focus on discussing our favorite horror merchandise, the artists behind the work, and our discovery ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||
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The Horror Dads return with one of their favorite autumnal tradition — the beloved Love Letter to Fall series. This year’s installment, Love Letter To Fall Part V: The Horror Harvest Edition, dives headfirst into the chilling beauty of the season thr... more
The Horror Dads return for their annual tradition, an in-depth exploration of under-appreciated horror films, with one of their favorite guests and pals, acclaimed horror artist Matt Ryan Tobin.
Matty is a celebrated, award-winning illustrator whose... more
Episode 134 of Horror Dads ventures into the Halloween Universe as John and Jamie welcome author Andrew Grevas to discuss his new book, Horror in Haddonfield: Halloween’s Untold Stories. Together, the group explores the legacy of Michael Myers, the t... more
Episode 133 of Horror Dads takes listeners deep into the world of horror art as John and Jamie spotlight ten of today’s most influential and imaginative artists working in the genre. From poster design and illustration to gallery pieces and pop-cultu... more
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- Horror Girl Dad
This show was tailor made for me. I have 4 daughters, one of which is my horror buddy. We’re about to launch our own horror pod. Your show has really helped us fine tune our format. Great show! Cant recommend it enough.
Apple Podcasts5GirlDad4Horror
United States4 months ago - Incredible Horror Podcast
Looking for a horror podcast? Are you a dad? Look no further. This podcast was exactly what I was looking for. Will be recommending to all my horror dads out there.
Apple Podcasts5poskeabilityUnited Statesa year ago - Good concept, unfortunately repetitive.
I really tried to like this show, listened to the first 26 episodes, but after awhile it was unfortunately obvious how each episode was going to go. These are two guys who love horror movies, but unfortunately, there is little to no coverage of modern horror (save for the glance at horror franchises which have extended beyond the 2000 boundary). I can deal with having differences of opinion about movies; I can deal with a deep love for the classics… but I can only hear about Halloween 3: Season ... more
Apple Podcasts3I like Korny CakeUnited Statesa year ago - Well done
Just started listening not too long ago and love it. Definitely entertaining and love to hear about the many horror movies out there. Keep up the great work!!
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Apple Podcasts5Todd HedgesUnited States2 years ago - So much good content!
Absolutely love this podcast. I can’t remember what podcast mentioned them, but they are great! Their chemistry is wonderful, and their knowledge/love for horror/just genuinely good dudes content is refreshing. I go and binge every movie they mention and try to see if with a fresh pair of eyes. Keep up the great work guys!
Apple Podcasts5Poor Quality 13United States2 years ago
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Listeners can expect engaging discussions centered around horror films, particularly focusing on classic horror franchises, beloved movies, and unique themes. The hosts, both fathers, intertwine their passion for horror with relatable anecdotes from family life, enhancing the show's accessibility and humor. Noteworthy topics include creator interviews, exploration of horror art, and analyses of film remakes and lesser-known gems within the genre. This podcast provides an inviting atmosphere for both devoted horror enthusiasts and casual viewers alike, all while fostering a sense of nostalgia and community for listeners who share similar interests in horror culture.
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Horror Dads launched 6 years ago and published 140 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Horror Dads include:
1. Mike Boylan
2. Justin Carolyne
3. Matty Tobin
4. Andrew Grevas
5. Matt Pepler
6. Aaron Crawford
7. Tim Jacobus
8. Josh Deck
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