Midwest Monsters
Midwest MonstersFour Guys from Indiana talking about all things horror!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film HistoryFilm ReviewsTV & Film | |||
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It is time for another Monsterpiece Theater where we showcase two movies fitting of the spotlight and this episode is certainly honoring that description. Listen in as discuss Wes Craven’s “The People Under the Stairs” (1991) and then the remake horr... more
We now continue with our Top 10 series, where each co-host curates their own personal top 10 for the decade and this time we are looking at the 1930s which helped lay the foundation for the horror genre for decades! We had a great time talking about ... more
We have returned with another installment of our Dead End Sequels series and this time we are discussing “Alligator II: The Mutation” (1991 – Grizz), “Another Wolfcop” (2017 – Vinny) and “The Town That Dreaded Sundown (2014- Professor). Available now... more
A few years ago, we had a discussion on alien encounter movies but we always planned to widen the scope with looking at alien invasion movies. Well now is that time, so join us as we discuss the different eras of alien invasion cinema, what makes the... more
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- Sounds of horror.
So I've been listening to the MM since it became available to download on my app. I have to say it is entertaining to listen to a group of guys who have so much to say about a subject that is dear to my heart. I don't always agree with their thoughts, but it gives me things to ponder. Glad to hear I'm not the only one who loves The Blob remake.
Apple Podcasts5VampyreSpawn
United States2 years ago Great stuff as always!
Podcast Addict43 years agostelakes- Solid horror talk
Long time listener but first time reviewer. Love the talk about horror movies. They don’t just talk about the same movies over and over again which I love. Fun show with some good humor. Will keep listening
Apple Podcasts5AudioExecutive99United States4 years ago - Scary good
This is a solid podcast I’ve been listening to for about 35 episodes and have had fun with it. They have a good perspective and touch solid movies. I just finished listening to the howling episodes and it was so funny I had to finally leave a review. The professor and Jason had me rolling. Keep up the good work
Apple Podcasts5SassyHorror99United States4 years ago - Scary movies with awesome people.
TLDR review: they’re fans of horror cinema first, but what each member of the crew brings to the movies (and they are upfront with their personal tastes) makes for an excellent round table conversation on the genera, series, true crime in movies, horrid crap you got for a buck at the store. 5 stars, worth the download. more
Apple Podcasts5Nyle29United States5 years ago
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