A franchise podcast for the Horror Completionist. Hosts James Strayer and John C Meyers talk and analyze their way film by film through horror's longest running franchises. How do they evolve? What do new filmmakers bring when a franchise is several films deep? Usually, they start out great but perhaps 6- 8 entries in... they start to hurt a bit. Music by Michael Arthur Holloway and logo by Ethan ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 80 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & Film |
We discuss William Lustigs 1988 film, "Maniac Cop" with guests Patton Oswalt and Jordan Blum! We also talk about their latest comic series from Dark Horse Comics, "Minor Threats". What grindhouse filmmaker would best adapt this comic? What is it like... more
Is the legacy of Basket Case more wacky than grimy? Favorite kill? Where to go from here? Stay tuned here to find out which franchise we tackle next!
Can we get goofier than part 2? Yes. Yes, I think we can.
Johns co-host of "John and Alexx Hate Stuff", Alexx Bollen joins us to discuss "Basket Case 2". You gotta admire Hennelotter for just going Silly for the sequel. more
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I am more of a casual horror fan, so I enjoy hearing about the extended franchises that I probably won’t ever actually watch. Episodes are full of fun behind the scenes details about production, which is always a plus for me. It’s like chatting with your friends over beers about favorite movies. more
Great selection of horror franchises, discussed in detail with very few digressions. Famous franchises that eventually went direct to video, with entries I had never watched or ever heard of. Yes, sometimes the later movies "hurt a bit" to watch, but those can be at least as fun to watch, and to listen to what hosts James Strayer and John C Meyers have to say about them. Details that I didn't notice, or elements that I DID pick out and am excited to hear others notice. 5 stars, recommended.
I’d been looking for a good horror movie podcast for a while, and this one finally scratched that itch. These guys have good chemistry and are really easy to listen to for hours on end.
A really entertaining and knowledgeable podcast about horror films. So great hearing the Hollywood Theatre in Portland being mentioned. I immediately followed show after listening to 3rd ep about Friday part 3D!
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