
The stories behind your favorite cult & genre films, and the people who make them.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 280 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsFilm HistoryTV & Film | |||

The first cut of THE FOG had no tension. Carpenter knew it, Hill knew it, and the studio knew it. This episode picks up in the editing room, where a finished film was quietly falling apart, and follows the rescue that saved it — starting with an emer... more
John Carpenter had just made the most profitable independent horror film in history, and his first instinct was to make sure nobody called him a "slasher" director. This episode covers the origins of THE FOG — how a misty afternoon near Stonehenge an... more
Groovy. A new EVIL DEAD movie just hit theaters and we just had to talk about it!
Every month, members of CinemaShock+ have the chance to choose what new release we review and for July 2026, they chose wisely! The episode breaks down EVIL DEAD BURN,... more
John Carpenter: The Shape of Dread
The first cut of HALLOWEEN screened for executives and nobody flinched. No score, no sound design — just long quiet shots of suburban streets that felt empty instead of menacing. What happened next, in a small stud... more
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Plenty of production history, commentary, and discussion about movies that are sometimes underrepresented in podcasts - all delivered with good humour by hosts who share good chemistry and are fun to listen to. Great stuff!
If you enjoy unscripted rambling babble by two guys who laugh excessively at their own unfunny jokes this is for you. If you're interested in the topic, better off looking elsewhere.
I found this gem when searching for one of my favorites, Santa Sangre, and I have no regrets. They cover excellent films and even though I’ve watched most of the extras to them, I still learn all sorts about every single film they’ve covered. All of the guys on this show are people I’d love to hang out with and talk movies to!
I first heard about this podcast on the Computer Resume podcast which I love. I’m glad I check it out. As a native Baltimorean and a John Waters fan, I loved the look back on his catalog. The podcast is fun and informative. Good to know I'm not the only Trek geek who likes Dawn Davenport.
This show has become one of my favorite podcasts. The hosts have a great chemistry, and are actually funny. I’ve been listening since the beginning, so I’m here for the long haul. Great job, guys!
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A deep-dive, culture-forward show that focuses on cult and genre cinema, offering thorough histories, production context, and thoughtful rebuttals of contemporary remakes and marketing strategies. Episodes blend detailed research, scenes and performances with candid humor, often tying films to broader media culture, fan communities, and industry trends. Noteworthy is the hosts' knack for linking classic films to modern discourse, plus occasional journeys into TV-era revivals and director-centric paradigms, making it a solid pick for listeners who love informed takes and behind-the-scenes stories about curated cinema.
A standout in its space is the pairwise banter and consistent attention to archival details, interviews, and marketing shift... more
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