The Bear Cave of Terror
Steve MowrySpinning off from the Comic Book Bears Podcast: your hairy, heavy, homo host, Steve Mowry, welcomes a different horror fanatic as guest host each week as they both dig their claws into a much-loved scary movie pulled from a variety of sub-genres and franchises - from classic to trashy, spooky to gory, commercial to obscure, and more. Together, they slash into each frightful film to expose its beat... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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On this episode of the BCoT, we welcome back Executive Producer of the Comic Book Bears Podcasting Network, Bill Zanowitz! One of Bill's favorite type of horror is the surprisingly robust sub-genre of Jawsploitation, and so we'll be talking about one... more
In this squishy, slimy episode of BCoT, Steve is joined by filmmaker, writer, and actor Joshua R Pangborn in the cave to talk about one of his favorite horror films: 1989's Society, directed by Brian Yuzna. Infamous for the climactic "shunting" scene... more
On this week's episode of the Bear Cave of Terror, guest host Derek B Gayle of Skreeonk!, Gimmick, and other Glitterjaw network podcasts, joins Steve to talk about one of his all-time favorite scarymovies, and the movie that introduced him to horror,... more
In this Part 2 episode of the Bear Cave of Terror, continuing the discussion of the Alien prequels by Ridley Scott, Vince Tinebra and Steve Mowry look at the follow-up to 2012's Prometheus, Alien: Covenant, released to theaters in 2017. Although the ... more
In this first of a two-parter of the Alien (1979) prequel discussion, we welcome back to the cave the Alien superfan, Vince Tinebra, to bring his insight and affection for the return of Ridley Scott to the Alien franchise he started with the 2012 blo... more
The Bear Cave of Terror welcomes back Mike Lovins to talk about one of his favorite - and funny enough, more family-friendly - horror movies from childhood, 1986's Critters, directed by Stephen Herek! This mash-up of sci-fi tropes, small-town monster... more
1981 was a good year for genre films, and especially, it turns out, for werewolf movies! Joining Steve in the Bear Cave this week is frequent contributor Craig Lantz, talking about one of the most widely-recognized lycanthropic masterpieces, An Ameri... more
In this episode, we welcome to the cave for the first time: Mr Chris Cummins! Chris is a fan of the more low-budget, cult, and exploitative sub-genre of horror, and he's brought with him Frank Henenlotter's first major film (and MoMA-celebrated), 198... more
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A unique exploration of horror cinema takes center stage, featuring a rotating cast of guest hosts who join the primary host each week. Discussions span a broad range of horror films, from timeless classics to lesser-known gems, allowing for a rich tapestry of perspectives that examine not only the films themselves but also their cultural impacts and relevance. Special emphasis is placed on queer interpretations of the genre, with hosts often sharing personal anecdotes and insights that resonate with listeners. The combination of humor, analysis, and an inclusive outlook on horror makes this an engaging listen for enthusiasts seeking to deepen their appreciation of the genre.
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Recent guests on The Bear Cave of Terror include:
1. Ben Raifsnider
2. Casey Kelderman
3. Bill Zanowitz
4. Rob Staeger
5. Mike Lovins
6. Craig Lantz
7. Tito Gutierrez
8. Ken Creamer
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