
Two childhood friends get together to dissect, mutilate, dismember & butcher all of your favorite and NOT so favorite horror movies and other cult classic films. Every week Joe and Sean will visit horror from the past and present with their own unique comedic style.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 455 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Categories | TV & FilmComedy | ||||

Sean and Lexi dedicate the episode to Lexi’s late dog Rafa and start a werewolf-movie run, focusing their main discussion on Wolf (1994) after also recording coverage of Bad Moon for Patreon. They highlight Wolf’s key creatives and cast (including di... more
Sean and Lexi return! They catch up on what they watched during the break, including Oscar viewing and enthusiasm for Blue Moon. Lexi describes comfort-watching sprees centered on Tom Hanks and later Jake Gyllenhaal, plus a Fincher week and first-tim... more
Hosts Lexi and Sean embark on a wide-ranging conversation that covers everything from hackers dressed as the Pink Power Ranger, to the intricacies of podcasting, and their favorite movie re-watches. The duo discusses some comedic geek talk with actor... more
In this episode, hosts Lexi and Sean explore the complexities and historical context of media mergers, focusing on the recent developments involving Warner Bros. Discovery, Netflix, and Paramount. They discuss the impact of these mergers on the film ... more
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“I can’t imagine doing a show without him…if Joe ever left the show is dead”
~ Sean, Ep. 148 4min mark
It was a fun ride.
It was a fun ride.
What is it about people these days that emboldens them to put all the effort into producing a podcast, with high-quality fidelity, and think that people are interested in their waffle? What degree of narcissism have we sunk to when unfunny bores use a description on their podcast as ‘comedic’? Nobody wants to hear the two of these talk about how they feel about something that is not related to the episode, that goes on and on and on and on. How can you host a podcast on horror and not even know... more
The horror show with Shawn and Joe was amazing. Not sure why Joe is gone but this Lexi is THE WORST. I think the H20 vs Halloween 2018 put the nail in the coffin of this pod for me.
Hate to say it, because I used to love this pod, but it’s unlistenable now. The Halloween 2018 vs H20 episode (specifically Lexi’s weird, nonsensical arguments) was the last straw honestly.
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Two childhood friends dissect horror movies with a sharp, comedic lens, mixing in pop culture banter, trivia, and occasional guests from the genre. Episodes often explore film history, franchise debates, and contemporary industry topics, all delivered with a punchy, humorous dynamic between the main hosts and rotating contributors. A standout trait is the long-running, chemistry-driven banter between Joe and Sean, with Lexi stepping in as producer/guest host at times, plus thoughtful tangents on film culture and media trends that attract hardcore horror fans and casual listeners alike.
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