
Join Cody & Chuck as they discuss their favorite movies, the current state of horror filmmaking, and everything in between.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | a year ago |
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Cody Leach is he great and well thought out as usual but Chuck is really hard to take at times with the sheer hyperbole.
So far my favorite episode. Robert don’t wanna do NOES. Let’s get DJ Qualls to do Freddy
i’m so glad these guys made a podcast. they are brilliant and knowledgeable and it’s so cool to listen to their opinions and debates
I watch Cody on YouTube and love his channel. He talks about all the types of films I like (except Jingle all the way! Hate that movie) but not really heard Chuck before however I am loving their film chat. Now a permanent listen for me, love hearing these two discussing movies. Hope this goes on for a long time to come.
I might not be the “typical” listener — I’m a 41-year-old mom of two toddlers — but I’ve always been into horror and pretty much anything movie/TV related, especially thrillers, action, and sci-fi. I was born in the mid-80s and grew up with a dad who was a huge horror fanatic(he passed away when I was a teen), so my sister and I were watching horror movies really young.
I found this podcast through Cody’s channel, which I’ve followed for years, and it’s quickly become something I look forward ... more
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Two horror-leaning hosts, Cody Leach and Chuck, discuss favorite films, current trends in horror filmmaking, and the broader world of genre entertainment. Episodes range from deep-dive analyses of franchises and screencraft to playful debates about adaptations, Oscar snubs, and festival highlights, often featuring guest perspectives from actors, directors, and critics. The show stands out for its blunt, enthusiastic conversational style, strong focus on practical filmmaking insights, and a community-driven vibe that invites fan engagement and industry insider context alike.
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