Night of the Living Podcast: Horror, Sci-Fi and Fantasy Film Discussion
Freddy MorrisOne 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 | Weekly | Episodes | 357 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTV & Film | |||
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On the season finale of The Real HouseKNIVES of Beverly Kills, the gang drools all over John Carpenter and Assault on Precinct 13. Maybe don't complain about your ice cream and listen, ok? more
Coming up next on The Real HouseKNIVES of Beverly Kills, the gang kinda enjoys the Lisa Rinna (but really Barbara Crampton) and Full Moon collaboration, Robot Wars. Don't be a walking minus sign and enjoy! more
Freddy asks the crew about the movie or TV tropes, cliches, and just plain wrong stuff we're done with. And we're #blessed to have old friend and cohost, Matt, back on the mic with us after like 15 years. It was nice to catch up. more
On the next episode of The Real HouseKNIVES of Beverly Kills, we cover a slasher classic starring Eileen Davidson, The House on Sorority Row. Grab your murder cane and harlequin costume and listen awhile. more
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- So much fun!
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 they’ve been buddies for so long. The more you listen, they more you’ll love their humor.
Apple Podcasts5Slayne321
United States2 years ago - For Fans of Group Discussions
If you prefer 2-person discussions, this isn’t for you as it often features several participants talking over one another. more
Apple Podcasts2QueenNemmaUnited States3 years ago - Been a listener for 10 years.
These guys got me though middle school, high school and college. Every time I tune in it’s like having a convo with great friends.
Apple Podcasts5SlappythenotdummyUnited States4 years ago - Ehhh
9/11 jokes ruined it for me.
Apple Podcasts1End wonUnited States4 years ago - Really disappointed...
I tried this podcast out because it came highly recommended and I was looking for a horror show. What I wasn’t looking for was a political show. I get it, you don’t like the President, but when people tune into your show, they’re looking for discussion of horror-related topics, not personal feelings about the political climate. I’m pretty disappointed in what I got with this episode. Honestly, I couldn’t even make it through the opening due to all the vitriol. I expected better.
Apple Podcasts1cnc1981United States5 years ago
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