
Your Gateway to the Trends and Tropes of the Horror Genre
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

What’s that smell? It’s time to sift through the Worst Horror Movies of 2025! Here come the stinkers! It’s time to discuss the Worst Horror movies of 2025. Of course, just like our favorites, our disappointments are highly subjective. You may be surp... more
If it’s January, you know it’s time for our Top 10 Horror Movies of 2025. You might think there is a group consensus, in a year that had so many good horror movies… but you’d be wrong! The best part of having a great sampler platter of movies to pick... more
Astra Award-winning actor, Indy! He won for his performance in Good Boy (2025) Who’s a good boy? Why, you are, Indy! In a monumental achievement, Indy the dog’s performance in Good Boy earned him the Astra Award for Best Performance in a Horror or Th... more
Ready or Not (2019) is one of our favorite Feel-Good Horror Movies Consider Feel Good Horror as a palate cleanser for those of you looking for a bit of optimism and good vibes in your horror movies. For those of you who may have followed up on our re... more
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Great podcast! I really enjoy the conversations and each of your unique perspectives. The audio balancing needs some work. It’s quiet overall and some voices are drastically louder than others leading to a challenging listening experience. Great show but a little tighter editing might go a long way!!
I listen to this all the time for recommendations, and I've gotten a ton of good ones. The main problem is that Eric does not seem able to describe a film without telling the entire plot and often giving away a lot of the surprises and twists of the movies. He also rambles on and on, searching for words and interrupting others. It's pretty grating. The other regular hosts are great and describe films without giving away the goods.
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Nice meeting y’all at sxsw. Cheers and see you soon.
Great podcast for discovering new horror movies. Yeah, they’ll chat up the staples from time to time, but this is THE place to come to discover the small horror movie from years past that flew under your radar.
Fun, friendly, informational. What more could you ask for?
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Focused on the horror genre, this podcast features engaging discussions about films, trends, and various elements that shape the horror landscape. Episode topics range from reviews and recommendations of horror film festivals to deep dives into specific films and tropes, often infused with humor and personal anecdotes from the hosts. Unique features include thematic episodes linked to cultural events, and lively debates showcasing a mix of classic and current horror titles. This mix of in-depth analysis, humor, and community-centric discussions makes it a go-to resource for horror enthusiasts looking to discover new films while appreciating the genre's rich history.
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