Blood Brothers Horror Podcast

Blood Brothers Horror is back just in time for October! Chris and Evil Clown are joined by their friend Norm to talk about must watch movies this month! Are some of your favorites on their list or will they introduce you to a few new scares? Whatever you end up watching we hope you have a fun, fright-filled Halloween!

Merry Christmas from Blood Brothers Horror! Some of our friends stopped by to talk about some Holiday Horror films. Grab some egg nog and some cookies and listen to us, The Guillotine Girls, Will Douglas, The Horrorphyde and The Strange Sisters discuss these yuletide horrors! Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy 2020!

We catch up with each other in this episode. We talk Halloween, what we have watched lately as well as some upcoming episodes and ideas.

Coulrophobia: The fear of clowns. On this episode we are joined by Jeff aka Evil Clown to talk about this history of clowns, coulrophobia and a bunch of horror clown movies beyond It and Killer Klowns from Outer Space. Join us under the big top for some cotton candy and some clown horror!

In this episode Chris, Aly Vicious, Cesar and Evil Clown sit down and play a game of "Would You Rather?" They answer a series of questions that each have two options and are all horror based. Some have even been sent in from our friends on Instagram. How would you answer these yourself? Feel free to send us your own questions we can use on an upcoming episode.

Happy Friday the 13th! In this episode Chris and Michael breakdown the classic 1980 slasher Friday the 13th by Sean Cunningham. From it's beginnings through it's release and beyond they break down the film that started a horror franchise on the unluckiest day of the year!

On this episode Michael Banti, creator of Weird Fresno stops by to talk about some local legends, cryptids, paranormal investigating, aliens and more. We also discuss some movies that tie in with these topics. Bigfoot porn? Yup, it's a real thing.

Thirty eight years ago today, Stanley Kubrick's The Shining was realeased. The crew sits down and talks about this cinema classic, a movie that has been anaylzed and anaylzed. It's considered by some to be the best horror film ever, but what is it that makes this film still scary, still beautiful and still relevant today? Share your thoughts with us, we hope you can stay. Forever and ever. Special thanksto Eric Swartz (@theartofhorror on IG) for the amazing cover artwork.

We all have our favorite awful movies. Evan Monroe from Savage Cinema Club stops by and brings us some of the best bad horror movies (and a few non-horror ones.) They may be horrible, but they sure are fun to watch!

It's Halloween! Time to decorate, carve a jack-o-lantern, dress up and go trick or treating. But where did these traditions originate? In this episode we trace the roots of some of our favorite aspects of Halloween. Chris, Cesar and Michael, along with a Pugg-less Evil Ed and his friend Amy, Yvonne and Ellie from Mija Problems discuss the history of this holiday. Grab your candy corn, put on a mask and let's celebrate Halloween, All Hallow's Eve, Samhain or whatever you want to call October 31st.

In honor of the late Tobe Hooper, we discuss his most popular film: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Aly, Cesar, Chris and Michael breakdown the movie, talk behind the scenes and what makes this one of the greatest horror films of all time. Grab your chainsaw and some BBQ and enjoy!

In episode twelve we sit down and talk about the horror sub-genre of found footage. We discuss the techniques and how effective they can be when done right. Joined by longtime friend, first time participant Junior Gonzales. Get your flashlight, sleeping bag and camcorder ready and join us in the woods for some found footage!

Horror movie cliches. We have all seen them. The horror genre is full of cliches that are used over and over! Recently I came across an article by Michael McGranaghan titled "15 Worse Horror Movie Cliches That Just Keep Being Used." We sit down and go over this list, dissecting each one, how it's used and why they keep using them. Joining us this episode is our friend Dillon from Fresno Horror on Facebook.   http://screenrant.com/overused-worst-horror-movie-cliches-jump-scares/?view=all  

   Director Josh Hasty is back to talk about his documentary "In Hell Everybody Loves Popcorn." The documentary is a two hour in depth look at the making of Rob Zombie's "31." Josh discusses what went into making the film along with some of his upcoming projects.

Happy Halloween everyone! This time we sit down and reminisce about the holiday and talk about some of our favorite things! We also have musical guests Nancy Nightmare and the Wizard bring us a song. Horror Vixen stops in and gives us five recommendations of movies to watch. And The Horrorphyde deliver five things you have to do each October! Now lock your doors, bolt your windows and turn out the lights, The Blood Brothers Horror Podcast is delivering the tricks and treats.     For Zacherle 1918-2016

We are back for episode nine and it's a big one! Remake is a four letter word in the horror community and we take the discussion head on! Cesar and Scott are back again and we are joined this time by Nick and Aly. We even give you some good remakes along with some that might even benefit from an updated version. Plus we give you some new films that might be classics one day and eventually be remade. So relax and enjoy the good, bad and downright horrible horror remakes.

On this episode we sit down with director Michael S. Rodriguez and actress Meghan Chadeayne. We discuss their film Lamb Feed and their new project Homewrecked. Meghan takes our Blood Test and we talk about their next project, a full length post-apocalyptic action film: Rhonda Rides to Hell. So sit back, grab your glass of Kool-Aid and enjoy!

In this episode we talk with filmmaker Josh Hasty. Learn about Josh's influences and how he got into film making along with is indie horror film Honeyspider and how he got involved with making the behind-the-scenes documentary on Rob Zombie's upcoming film 31. Be sure to order Honeyspider now on DVD.

Addison and I talk about some latest news in horror and give you something to think about before we record our remake episode. Another Nightmare on Elm Street movie? Friday the 13th as a tv show? What do you guys think?

Addison and I record a quick episode in rememberance of the late Wes Craven.

We sit down and talk about one of our favorite films: The Lost Boys. We give a brief history of the film and discuss why we think this is an imporant and influencial staple of 80's horror. So grab your saxophone and rev up your dirt bike and let's talk vampires!

In this episode we get to hang out with friends Cesar and Scott. We play catch up on what's new, talk movies what's to come!

It's that special time of year, All Hallow's Eve. We got together an amazing group of ghouls for our first Halloween Special. Our friends, The Horrorphyde, horror host Uncle Eerie Lee Shivers, writer Todd Farmer, actor/model Meghan Chadeayne, actor Douglas Tait and The Ghouligans even stop by! So sit back, grab some candy corn and enjoy The Blood Brothers Halloween Special!   (and stick around after it ends for an extra treat)

On this episode we talk about our favorite decade of horror, the 1980's. This was a big decade for horror, it was during the VHS boom, paired with theaters, television and drive in theaters. This decade was littered with teenagers being hacked to death by your favorite maniac (hence the subtitle of our episode). We are joined by fellow horror freak Michael Affrunti to talk movies, videos, music and artwork. We were lucky enough to sit down with Mike before he shipped out for his last ten month tour with the Navy. Your favorite segments are here: From the Grave, Top Three and Trailer Park. So sit back, in your Members Only jacket and crack open a Tab cola and enjoy.   This episode is dedicated to Michael, the men and women of the US Carl Vinson and everyone in the US Navy. Thank you for everything you do for our country.

We are happy to bring you a special edition of our podcast! Writer/director Michael S. Rodriguez and some of the cast of the upcoming film Lamb Feed stopped by to hang out and talk. Actor Luke Church, actress and scream queen Melanie Robel, The Homicidal Homemaker herself Kaci Hansen and Sal Valencia were all on hand. Some great discussions on horror and independent filmmaking along with a lot of laughs! Be sure to look up Lamb Feed and everyone involved and go show them some love. -Chris

For our first episode we talk about a true horror icon: Freddy Krueger. We discuss the creation of A Nightmare on Elm Street by Wes Craven as well as all its sequels. All the segments from our Episode Zero are here: Top Three, From the Grave and we add a new segment with Addison and guest Yvonne Vallejo called Trailer Park. So sit back and enjoy, but whatever you do, DON'T FALL ASLEEP. If you do, tell'em Freddy sent ya!

Our first recording is here! This one is called Episode Zero: Oh, the Horror and it's an introduction to us and our show. We discuss what we envision our podcast to be, as well as what got us into horror in the first place. We also take our five question "Blood Test" as a get to know us. Learn about the main sub-genres of horror film and which ones are our favorites. We give a brief history of horror throughout the decades and find out why Addison checks the toilet each time he sits down!  Then we dig up a couple of hidden gems in a segment we call "From the Grave."