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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 501 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

More uses for those old popcorn buckets, skeletons in cars, the eternal love/hate relationship with Troma, missing Michael Pare, things to do when New York crumbles and Village of the Damned!
Welcome back to Dummies of Horror with Episode 315. We continue the Horror World Cup. We are back on the road to the world cup with Round 3 of Qualifying Matches. 5 Different Countries bring forth 2 films and we pick which film will go on to be in th... more
Imaginary spiders, the new RoboCop, Monikas thoughts on old English guys, liminal horror, lawn mower massacres and Village of the Damned!
Footballs return, things to do with an Ebike, second seasons that are and aren't happening, octopus man and his friends and House of Wax!
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Love the show. Brings a funny spin to horror. Definitely worth your time 👍
Love this show! I think Tim is my brother from another mother. One thing to say. Betty White’s bum bum!
I've been getting into horror cinema a bit more in the last couple years. The Padded Room Podcast has given me a lot of new properties to check out, both good and questionable. The hosts really love the genre and come at each episode with a great deal of knowledge and noticeably interest in giving horror its due.
If you're a horror fan, this is a podcast you need on your list! Plus, check out Episode 83 on The Fog vs. The Fog. It's interesting to see how those two versions of the story compare!... more
The way this group treats horror in World of Darkness games is awesome! I seriously loved my experience with it! Everyone should check it out.
The Padded Room's World of Darkness actual play podcasts present a distinctive take on the medium, and one worth checking out.
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A humor‑driven horror podcast that blends long‑form banter with analysis of both classic and contemporary frighteners. Episodes frequently feature roundtable debates, fan polls, and reader/mail‑back segments, with a strong emphasis on practical effects, cult franchises, and genre news. The show often leans into irreverent humor, friendly heckling among regular hosts, and audience participation, including Terror Dome brackets and bracket‑style discussions. Its distinctive vibe comes from a tight core group of regular hosts, frequent callbacks to horror trivia, and a willingness to mix nostalgia with current horror chatter, making it a good fit for listeners who want casual, candid genre conversation with a community feel.
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