A Weekly Horror Podcast where two life long best friends Alec Lawless & Erik Mazurick discuss everything about horror films. Join us for a variety of guests and plenty of spooky surprises. Each film is decided by an evil wheel of horror, which movie will they discuss? Only the wheel knows!
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 367 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionFilm ReviewsTV & Film |
Well the day has finally come, we've finished the Jeepers Creepers Franchise. Does the series go out with a bang? Listen in as Alec, Erik, and Legally Certified Jeepers Creepers Expert Ryan Baldassario discuss the finaly outing Jeepers Creepers Rebor... more
You can't keep a good creeper down, eventhough it's less good this time around, like waaaay less good. We have our Jeppers Creepers expert Ryan Baldassario joing us again for this outing. Enjoy our discussion on 2017's Jeepers Creepers 3!
It's about time we returned to that ol' Pet Sematary and who better to join us than returning guest James Boyland. This is one hell of a wild ride with Clancy Brown, Edward Furlong, some off beat 90's grunge and of course dead pets. Enjoy our discuss... more
He's Creepy and he's kooky, mysterious, and spooky...This guy is not from the Addam's family, but he is one hell of a Creep. Join Alec & Erik as they discuss the follow up to an amazing found footage indie horror film, 2017's Creep 2. Enjoy!
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This pod is the BEST around for horror film lovers. Highly recommend you give it a listen if you’re a horror fanatic, like my husband. Great hosts, great reviews, great quality.
Been listening to various episodes they have put out for about a year. We don’t listen to all of them only because we haven’t seen some of the movies they discuss that week, but will hear that they are going to review something which prompts us to watch the film. 😊 They are animal lovers, funny, and bring up cool facts about the film. Keep up the good work!
This podcast stays focused on their weekly topic while displaying their critical intellect in tackling subjects. They are fun and will immediately impress you with their well thought out takes.
Love this show. I mean what is not to love? Movies? Horror ? Movies and more? It’s everything and it flows great. more
This show has 3 great things going for it: 1) The hosts are knowledgeable and have a great rapport. 2) The conversation is polished and easy to listen to. 3) The episodes are around 30 minutes so there's not a lot of useless filler and the discussion stays on track.
Apple Podcasts | #226 | India/TV & Film/Film Reviews |
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