
One of the original horror podcasts. A weekly roundtable featuring the segments "Straight-to-Video Russian Roulette" and "The Main Attraction." For more, visit NOTLP.com!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 480 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmComedy | |||

Join Freddy Morris and Joe Juvland as they dive into the sort of dated The Twilight Zone episode "The Fugitive." In this story, a kindly old man named Old Ben delights the neighborhood children with his playful tricks and shape-shifting abilities. Bu... more
This week Louis Fowler picked us a doozy - the anthology film, Satanic Hispanics. We had a lot of mixed feelings on this one. Then we chat about what else we've been watching like RKO 281, The Blair Witch Project, Hope, and We Are Pat. Enjoy!
Suppo... more
Join Freddy Morris, Joe Juvland, and Professor David D. Perlmutter Ph. D. of the College of Media & Communication at Texas Tech University as they delve into the classic Twilight Zone episode, "To Serve Man." In this iconic 1962 episode, Earth makes ... more
Hispanic Heritage Month continues with Louis Fowler's second pick, Rosario. We didn't quite love it, so we try to fix it. Then we chat about what else we've been watching like Monsters of God and Dark Winds. Plus, Andy & Freddy review the new Residen... more
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40 minutes into the tales from the crypt the man who was death episode. Still having conversations about random things. I rate this boring episode ZERO, due to the lack of staying on topic and talking about everything else besides Tales From the Crypt, 45 minutes into the episode. The beginning of the podcast some of the people sound like theyâre sleeping and just waking up just waking up ⌠yeah zero 0ď¸âŁ.
I caught this as part of a search on one film in particular and decided to compare various shows. Discussion on the film begins around 23 minutes into the show. Meanders a bit. They donât settle for reading the wiki but do quote from IMDB.
How incredibly shallow, of everything thatâs going on atm, the Ja Ja is your main priority.
Sad, really sad.
I adore these four hosts and their banter. They make me smile, make me laugh, and keep me company when I have insomnia. They are good-hearted people and friends to their fans. And I love how theyâve been buddies for so long. The more you listen, they more youâll love their humor.
If you prefer 2-person discussions, this isnât for you as it often features several participants talking over one another.
Like with any podcast, Iâm sure youâd get used to everyone going into random skits and talking over each other if you listened long enough. I have a few podcasts I follow that do the same despite my preference for discussions that donât regularly go on tangents.
This isnât an aggressive review. Ultimately you like this style OR you find time to become accustomed to the ho... more
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This weekly roundtable specializes in horror, sciâfi, and fantasy cinema, blending lively banter with thoughtful analysis of films, franchises, and era-specific trivia. Episodes commonly mix plot recaps, behindâtheâscenes lore, and personal anecdotes, with frequent crossâreferences to broader media history and pop culture. The group's chemistry, encouragement of tangents, and willingness to explore both classic and cult titles make it a strong fit for listeners who want entertaining discussion that also deepens their understanding of genre storytelling. Noteworthy strengths include a longârunning format, crowdâpleasing humor, and a mix of filmâcentric debates and nostalgic context that keeps conversations accessible yet insightful.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Robert Oton
2. Diego Bailey
3. David Perlmutter
4. Professor David Perlmutter
5. David D. Perlmutter
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