
An opinionated and accidentally funny horror movie review show. Each week, this horror movie podcast covers a new release in theaters or an older flick on streaming/VOD. New episodes come out every Wednesday.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 459 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm ReviewsAfter Shows | |||

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Sidney Prescott is now a mother of a teen girl her age during the first film learns that another Ghostface copycat is afoot. When she gets her first call from the killer it’s revealed that it might be an old friend, or perhaps a deepfake. ... more
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In a world full of evil and depravity, hope springs eternal. Against all odds, love is on patrol. That’s right, Psycho Killer is a story about the beautiful love between two hardened cops. But that love is suddenly foiled when Husband Cop ... more
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Iron Lung is about Markiplier in a submarine. That’s the one thing that I can confidently say. there are a lot of other details, but none of them seem as salient. Sure all of the galaxy’s, universe’s(?) suns have gone out, and there are fa... more
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Peter Dinklage plays Winston, a janitor working for a super polluter company called Body Talk Healthstyle, who struggles to support his stepson Wade after his mother dies of cancer. When he is diagnosed with cancer of his own, he appeals t... more
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The hosts can’t string more than five words together without a “like” being thrown in because their vocabulary’s, like,so limited. Boring.
Sooo, this episode on the Devils Rejects starts with every pod member describing how bad the movie was, taking them days to get though, and they don't even want to talk about it...followed by 10 straight minutes of Sidney literally whining like a child (don't get me wrong, I agree with the sentiments and think this is a terrible movie), but unbearably immature...then ads that break in and out of the cast repeatedly and jarringly, with the same ads playing multiple times (as though a mistake - no... more
If bigotry, intolerance, and pdf apologists ick you out, this is NOT the show for you.
The new hosts are good—different but still good! Paying for ad-free would make this a solid four stars. But otherwise, the incredible number, loudness, obnoxiousness, and repetitiveness of the ads is on a whole other level from other ad-supported podcasts I listen to. I do enjoy one episode every month or two, but the over-stuffing with ads keeps me from being a regular. On a more positive note: it’s great that they include movies outside the pop mainstream.
I came across this podcast this morning as I saw that they had just released an episode on one of my favorite found footage horror movies Lake Mungo. I pressed Follow so quickly. I’m sad to say 45 minutes in that I unfollowed even quicker. There is one host that spent the episode defending, justifying, and minimizing pdf behaviors. He continues to minimize the behavior and place onus on the child. Also, consistently arguing at a certain age an older man should not be categorized as a pdf or expl... more
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Focusing on horror films, this show provides a humorous and opinionated take on both recent releases and classic titles available for streaming. Regular guests and hosts engage in lively discussions, often infused with personal anecdotes and critical insights, making each episode a blend of entertainment and analysis. The casual and comedic banter among hosts contributes to a unique listening experience that resonates particularly well with fans of the horror genre. Notably, the podcast maintains a light-hearted tone, even when addressing serious themes, which is likely to appeal to a broad audience of horror enthusiasts.
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Horror Movie Talk launched 8 years ago and published 459 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 Movie Talk include:
1. Bree Barron
2. Gina Teeters
3. Audrey Lynn-Marie
4. JM Brandt
5. Sean Hennigan
6. Alicia Berbenick
7. David Day
8. Sister Jordyn Wilson
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