We review newer horror movies that have recently been released on DVD, Blu-ray, or are now streaming, that never received a major theatrical release. It is our goal to help our listeners find those lesser known films that are a must see.
It's that time of the year to reflect on the amazing horror movies from 2021. James, Ruark, and Jessica reveal their top 10. What movies made their lists? Take a listen and see if your favorites made our list.
James, Ruark, and Jessica take a look at horror movies in which rock stars have made big screen appearances. Fear Clinic, Trick or Treat (1986), The Hunger, and Strangeland are all reviewed to see how some of our favorite musicians faired in front of the camera.
On this episode we review six Lucio Fulci films as we continue our crossover event with the amazing crew from Land of the Creeps. Which director will each of us choose as our favorite, Dario Argento or Lucio Fulci? Be sure to check out Land of the Creeps episode #263 for the first part of our versus event. https://landofthecreeps.blogspot.com/ Land of the Creeps Facebook Group Evil Jelly Facebook Group
Jessica Mutz joins us once again to discuss possessed vehicles. We review the John Carpenter / Stephen King classic Christine, the severely underrated 1977 movie The Car, a lesser known British horror comedy I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle, and the space horror Event Horizon.
On this episode we take a look at a group of 2021 films including some of the big budget pictures. Have you enjoyed going back to the theater as much as we have? Joining us is our special guest Christina Muylaert!
Do you have those horror movies that you love and feel like are underappreciated? So do we. Join us as Fright Night Fetes, the Southern Maniac and special guest Barely Ashley count down our top 5 underappreciated horror films. Also visit our guest Ashley on her Twitter page: @BarelyAshley
On this episode we explore four movies that contain "Don't" in their titles. Starting with the most recent film of the night we revisit the hit movie Don't Breath. We then look at the giallo Don't Torture a Duckling. From there we dive into two films from the 70s, Don't Go in the House and Don't Look Now. Fright Night Fetes, Southern Maniac, and Groovy Boomstick are joined by our special guest and horror trivia champion Jessica Mutz.
2021 is off to an amazing start. Listen as we review four 2021 horror films that already have the Evil Jelly Crew excited. Ruark, Miles and James are hoping that you will be sharing a few of these films with your friends. So what are you waiting for, give this episode a listen.
Tonight we explore the taste of flesh. Listen as the Evil Jelly crew along with special guest GregaMortis review five movies that include cannibalistic behavior. Which one will be our favorite? You might be surprised. Also be sure to check out Greg, Dave, Bill, and Shaun over at Land of the Creeps Podcast. https://landofthecreeps.blogspot.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/262321253842482/ https://twitter.com/GregaMortis
The year 2020 has ended, but before we say goodbye, the Evil Jelly crew look back and give our top ten horror films of the year. Will your favorite movie make our list? Listen as all three hosts count down to our number 1.
Tonight we each review two winter holiday films that we had never seen. We also reveal what we believe to be the greatest Christmas horror movie of all time. So, grab yourself an eggnog and cozy up to the fire as the Evil Jelly Crew talk about 7 holiday films that you need to see.
The Evil Jelly crew welcome special guest Dave "Dr. Shock" Becker to the show, as we each review two horror movies that we have never seen. Listen as we reveal our newly watched films and as we dive time after time into rabbit holes. This will definitely be an episode you won't forget. Please be sure to check out Dave's other podcasts at: www.landofthecreeps.blogspot.com www.DVDinfatuation.com www.horrormoviepodcast.com
Faustian horror is the subject of our first two movie reviews as we take a look at the new 2020 movie Nocturne and then go back to 1974 for the horror musical Phantom of the Paradise. Our next two reviews we compare horror anthologies. First we talk The Mortuary Collection from 2020 and then we review our first Amicus film Vault of Horror from 1973. Tonight's special guest is our good friend Bill Van Veghel from Land of the Creeps and Phantom Galaxy Podcasts. Please be sure to check out Bill's other podcasts at: www.landofthecreeps.blogspot.com www.phantomgalaxy.podbean.com and following him at: www.facebook.com/bvanveghel/ www.letterboxd.com/billhorrorguy/
The Evil Jelly crew continue our review of the Halloween franchise. Which ones did we love and which ones could we do without? Listen as we break it all down from The Curse of Michael Myers to Halloween 2018.
October is here, and the Evil Jelly crew have decided to review one of the greatest horror franchises of all time. Join us as we dive into the first five Halloween films and pray that the Shape isn't coming for you.
On this episode, we take a look at a two movies that use a gas station as the setting for terror. Listen as we review Open 24 Hours and Splinter. Then we head out west, the wild west that is, for the new film The Pale Door and compare it to the modern day classic Bone Tomahawk.
Tonight the Southern Maniac, the Groovy Boomstick, and Fright Night Fetes review the Thing franchise. Listen as we cover The Thing From Another World, The Thing (1982), and The Thing (2011). Its going to be a cold episode.
On this episode of Evil Jelly, the crew compares the differences between the new hit seance film Host and the classic ghost story The Changeling. Then we take our chances with Game of Death and the film that birthed a franchise and so much more, Saw.
On this episode we talk kick ass female leads as we review the political satire film The Hunt and the classic horror in space masterpiece Alien. Then we discuss zombie comedies with the new film Yummy and the much beloved Return of the Living Dead.
On this episode we review the newest take on a witch in the movie The Wretched. The feel of the Wretched brings us to revisit Fright Night from 1985. We then explore mental disorder and possession in the film The Assent. The conversation of possession wouldn't be complete without a review of The Exorcist from 1973.
On this episode, we discuss scary movies for kids with our special guests Arianna, Allie, and Bella. What movies have they enjoyed and what is the future of horror?
On this episode, our special guest Jered Bradbury helps us review the supernatural slasher The Child Remains, the suspense thriller The Boat, the South African urban legend The Tokoloshe, and one of the best movies of 2019, The Lighthouse.
On episode 4, we reviewed the H.P. Lovecraft story Color Out of Space, the siege narrative Don't Let Them In, the unique supernatural thriller The Nightshifter, and the kick ass Fangoria film VFW.
On this episode of Evil Jelly, we reviewed the supernatural revenge flick Apparition, the Soska Sisters remake of Rabid, the horror comedy The Banana Splits, and the Halloween attraction slasher Haunt.
Tonight we review Polaroid, Elizabeth Harvest, Girl on the Third Floor, and The House that Jack Built.
We review newer horror movies that have recently been released on DVD, Blu-ray, or are streaming, that never received a major theatrical release. It is our goal to help our listeners find those lesser known films that are a must see.
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