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To make up for lost time, Chunky Larry gives his honest impression of the 1986 slasher comedy APRIL FOOLS DAY

In this bonus cuts edition of Halloween Kills we look at the history of the holiday as well as some insights from Jamie Lee Curtis and a unkind review. John Carpenter wasn't paid enough to listen to this

Chunky Larry and his teenage son (Also named Larry) discuss the 2021 film Halloween Kills

To celebrate Devil's Night Chunky Larry ventures to Haddonfield and joins a mob to kill The Penguin as he weighs in on the 2021 film HALLOWEEN KILLS

In this Bonus Cuts edition of the show Chunky discusses the life and times of Vestron Video and breaks down the making of Slaughter High

Chunky Larry stays after school for a discussion of the 1986 Slasher Slaughter High

In this bonus cuts edition of Creature Features Chunky Larry explores PTSD from WW2 as well as giving insights on the making of the 1981 slasher The Prowler

Chunky Larry receives a dear John letter from his best girl and hilarity ensues as he looks at the underrated 1981 slasher THE PROWLER

In this Episode Chunky Larry gets in contact with Emessar and hilarity ensues

In the first episode of DYLAN AND CHUNKY'S HORRIFYING TALES OF HORROR Dylan and Chunky introduce themselves, wipe away shit takes on remakes, discuss horror news and give their top 5 Horror Franchises

Lighthouse: By memusic: Adam HurstPerformer: Me

the music is from the film interstellarthe Poem: The Rival by Sylvia PlathThe Performer: Chunky Larry

if you listen to it backwards you'll understand it less

In this Bonus Cuts look at Michele Soavi's 1987 slasher STAGE FRIGHT Chunky Larry continues to struggle with Italian names, Has Don Anelli give a bio on the director, ponders the effectiveness of a light bulb suit and has a special guest provide first hand insight

Continuing the A NIGHTMARE ON ELM ST. series of reviews and interviews, Chunky Larry has an in depth conversation with Amanda Wyss to discuss her journey into cinema, her approach to the art and her aspirations for her future

Chunky Larry deviates ever so slightly on his 80’s slasher kick by adding some Italian flavor as he discusses the 1987 film STAGE FRIGHT

In the Bonus Cuts for HELL NIGHT Chunky Larry breaks down the making of the film, Chronicles the rise and fall of Compass International Pictures, P.J. Starks (Volumes Of Blood) gives us a bio on Tom De Simone and we get sage like advice from beyond the grave with Roger Ebert

In this episode Chunky Larry speaks with Model/Actress Mirella D’Angelo about her journey from the runways of Paris to her experience working on the controversial Masterwork Caligula and her experience working with Horror Master Dario Argento on Tenebre

In this episode Chunky Larry spends the night in a haunted house with Linda Blair and her Linda Pair while ducking and dodging Gorks, dorks, surfers and insanely elaborate props.

In the Bonus Cuts for Terror Train Chunky Larry talks the ins and outs of making a film on a train, Dakota Thomas (Bedridden) gives us a director bio on Roger Spottiswoode and Roger Ebert weighs in from beyond the grave

Chunky Larry looks at the weird and overlooked Tax Shelter film Terror Train

On November 9th, 1984 an unknown production company took a gamble on an up and coming horror directors vision of suburban America's innocence being threatened by the ghost of their past. On November 9th, 1984 A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET was released, giving audiences a new face of fear.In this, the first episode of an ongoing series discussing the Nightmare On Elm St. franchise. Scary Larry sits down with his GEEKS ON FILM Co-host Emessar in a revealing dissection of theSpringwood Slasher's first foray into the dreamworld. Grab your Hypnocil and enjoy!

In the companion to the review of Prom Night Chunky has Jon Draper (Break The Apocalypse) give a bio on Director Paul Lynch, Glen Schnyder (Talkin About Podcast) explains Canadian Tax Shelters and nobody gets decapitated….. We SWEAR!

While hiding in the safe space of 80’s horror, Chunky Larry uncovers a gem from the Great White North with the first of a Jaime Lee Curtis double feature. So bust out your history book joints and give the Creature Features look at PROM NIGHT a listen

In the second half of our look on Pieces Chunky Larry makes sense of the film, gives facts on Chainsaw Casualties and has Dylan Jarvis from the HORROR HAVEN PODCAST do a director bio on Juan Piquer Simon

In this episode Chunky pieces together Perverted children, Undercover tennis agents, learning Lotharios, racial stereotypes, Bluto and BASTARDS to better understand this TOTES not a giallo rip off PIECES

As part of the WOMEN IN HORROR MONTH interview series Chunky Larry sits with Legendary Scream Queen Linnea Quigley for a one on one discussion on her career and her opinions on the term Scream Queen

In this Episode Chunky Larry continues the Safe Place interview series with an incredibly fun conversation with triple threat Lara Jean Mummert to talk about dancing, elmo horror and of course Safe Place

In this special episode Chunky is joined by a multi talented actress Denice Duff for an off the cuff conversation on the Craft, Photography and Philanthropy

In this episode Chunky is joined by the ever enchanting Rhiannamator for a discussion on Women In Prison films with a double feature look at the Ray Sharkey film Hellhole from 1985 and the 1974 Johnathan Demme debut Caged Heat

In the final Chapter of The Rob Zombie Director’s Spotlight Chunky is joined by friends to look at Zombie’s latter films 31 and 3 From Hell

In the third part of a 4 part series on Rob Zombie, Chunky Larry endures HALLOWEEN 2 discusses THE LORDS OF SALEM and is joined by the Stephen Queens podcast for a female perspective on the shock rock horror director

In the second Chapter of the director spotlight on Rob Zombie Chunky Larry looks at the polarizing remake of John Carpenter’s 78’ classic HALLOWEEN and needless to say, he loved it?

An Interview with Sleepaway Camp star Felissa Rose

In this episode Chunky Larry sits down with the star of stage and screen Tawny Kitaen for a revealing in depth look at the woman who danced across the Jaguars into our hearts

Celebrate Valentines Day with a cliche review of My Bloody Valentine

In the first part of a four part director spotlight on Rob Zombie, Chunky Larry is joined by AJ Maggot, and The BB and BC podcast to weigh in on the Hellbilly Deluxe and his white trash cinemassacres HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES and THE DEVILS REJECTS

In this flashback celebrating #WomenInHorrorMonth Chunky Larry is joined by actress, singer and star of The Evil Dead Betsy Baker to discuss her pursuit of a dream that led her to a cabin where hell was unleashed

Behind the scenes info on John Carpenter’s The Thing

In this "lost episode," we discuss the films High Tension as well as the Shudder exclusive film Lake Bodom.Be sure to follow us at:@horrorhavenpodcast on Instagramfacebook.com/horrorhavenpodcast@horror_haven on Twitter

The inaugural episode of CHATASTROPHE has Chunky Larry sitting down with SModcast Internet Radio's Trent Hunsaker (of Netheads fame) for a totally-not-gay but extremely bromantic conversation. The fellas talk about the Oprah Book Club, rapey trees on SVU starring Ice-T, Roger Moore's exploratory fingers, talent shows, Jamba Juice parking lots, and much, MUCH more! You have to listen to the episode to find out Chunky Larry's CB handle and inspiration for GoftheI's next Tshirt.

In this episode of Matinee Chunky Larry takes a Double Feature look at the work of the incredible Sonny Chiba as he and Punk review THE STREET FIGHTER and RETURN OF THE STREET FIGHTER!

The Women In Horror Month interview series begins with an icon in horror, The incomparable Caroline Williams. Chunky Larry goes one on one to get insight on one of the most multifaceted Scream Queens

belief of knowledge. Knowledge of belief. it’s all just what you believe

In the spring of 1978 a small independent feature about evil itself stalking babysitters went into production. The film, shot over 20 days for a little over $300,000 would go onto become the highest grossing independent feature for nearly 2 decades and spawn dozens of imitations . On October 25th 1978 John Carpenter's Halloween was released introducing the world to the Boogeyman...Chunky Larry wraps up the month of Franchise Killers with John Carpenter's masterpiece of terror. In the episode he is joined by the voice of Creature Features The Minion Natalie (Wrestling With Smut) as they discuss William Shatner Masks, The proper use of blood and violence and the Mount Rushmore of horrorFollow Natalie: @Gallifrey_ChildLike Creature Features on FacebookFacebook.com/CreaturePodFollow us on Twitter: @CreaturePodFollow Chunky: @Justsayng

Following the unparalleled success of his Genre defining slasher Halloween, Director John Carpenter was approached by Universal studios to helm the reimagining of the Howard Hawks horror classic The Thing From Another World as part of a multi picture deal that would’ve seen the director ascend to the upper echelon of filmmakers. In August of 1981 production began on the Claustrophobic, atmospheric adaptation of the John W. Campbell short. Not surprisingly the ambitious undertaking proved catastrophic financially as the production days and cost seemed to rise as the weather began to drop and while the film would go on to find its audience, its financial failure saw the potential derailment of a promising new voice. On June 25th, 1982 John Carpenter’s THE THING was released leaving audiences… Cold

In this episode Chunky is joined by star of stage and screen. The lovely Marilyn Ghigliotti to find out how a shy girl found her voice and went on to star in one of the biggest independent films of all time