Killer Point Of View

On this episode of The Killer Point Of View Podcast, we dive headfirst into the chaos, carnage, and creative kills of the first five Final Destination films. With a total box office gross of over $660 million, this franchise redefined supernatural horror without a physical killer—and we're breaking down why that formula still works.We kick things off with a quick rundown of the franchise by the numbers, then discuss what separates Final Destination from other horror heavyweights. Is it the inventive deaths? The inescapable force of fate? Or the haunting idea that death is always just one step behind?We rank the franchise's most iconic opening disasters—from the plane crash that started it all to the terrifying bridge collapse. Plus, we debate the curse vs. gift of knowing how and when you'll die, rank the film endings, and explore whether the series would hit the same if death took on a physical form.We also share our personal top 3 favorite death scenes (some picks might surprise you), discuss whether someone should be able to cheat death, and speculate on what we'd love to see in the upcoming installment of the franchise.Stick around for our official rankings and ratings for each of the five films, and a few horror movie recommendations to keep the dread going.

This week on The Killer Point Of View Podcast, we're breaking down the intense and unsettling 2024 horror film Lowlifes. Told from a rare perspective, this film takes us deep into the minds of its characters and we're here to talk about all the twisted layers.

This week, we dive into a cult classic that proves movies can be short, bloody, and unforgettable. We're talking about The Return of the Living Dead—the 1985 punk-rock horror-comedy that flipped the zombie genre on its head.We break down our first impressions of the film's wild tone, the genius of mixing laughs with horror, and how this movie dared to rewrite zombie lore with running corpses, talking brains, and one very persistent gas. Does this chaotic blend of comedy and carnage still hold up in today's oversaturated zombie market? We also discuss our favorite characters and unpack the deeper meaning hidden under all the grave-digging fun. As always, we give our ratings, drop a few movie recommendations for fans of undead anarchy, and tease what's coming next on the podcast.Spoiler alert….. More horror, more chaos, and more killer takes.

What would you do if crime was legal for 12 hours?In this week's episode of The Killer Point Of View Podcast, we're diving deep into the blood-soaked chaos of The Purge franchise. From the home-invasion horror of the Sandin family to the full-blown political warfare of later films, we break down all five entries and ask the questions like:- When should a franchise end, when the money runs dry or when the creativity fades?- Was Charlie right to open the door in the original film?- Did Mary make the right choice by stopping the violence?- And the ultimate question would you purge or hide?We dissect the franchise's biggest kill scenes, hidden messages, and the social commentary that made The Purge more than just another slasher series. We'll also discuss whether the concept would actually reduce crime in the real world or only expose humanity's darkest truths.Plus:- Facts you didn't know about the series- Our ranking of the franchise from worst to best- Ratings for each film- Our personal movie recommendationsAnd stick around for a sneak peek at what's coming in our next episode, you don't want to miss it.Lock your doors… or don't. It's time to purge.

Welcome back to The Killer Point of View Podcast, where horror gets dissected from every angle. In this chilling episode, we head to the icy isolation of Antarctica to revisit John Carpenter's 1982 sci-fi horror masterpiece The Thing, a film that continues to redefine paranoia and body horror decades after its release.We kick things off by diving into our overall thoughts on the film, from Carpenter's atmospheric direction to Ennio Morricone's haunting score, and what makes The Thing one of the most unsettling creature features of all time.Then we explore a central theme: “Trust is a hell of a thing.” In a world where anyone could be the enemy, how do you maintain sanity, leadership, and loyalty? We place ourselves in MacReady's shoes: Would we have made the same decisions? And do we believe he was human in the end?Of course, we couldn't talk The Thing without discussing the groundbreaking special effects. What was our favorite transformation? What moment still gives us the creeps?And finally, how would The Thing play out in today's world? Would modern tech, social media, or isolation fatigue change the stakes?We close the episode with our ratings, some terrifyingly good movie recommendations, and a tease for what's coming next.Whether you're a die-hard fan or discovering The Thing for the first time, this episode will make you question everyone… including yourself.

In this chilling episode of The Killer Point of View Podcast, we dive deep into the 2007 brutal and bleak vampire flick 30 Days of Night. Set in the isolated town of Barrow, Alaska, where the sun disappears for an entire month, we explore what happens when the darkness invites something far more terrifying than cold: a pack of savage, unrelenting vampires.We kick things off by sharing our favorite vampire films of all time, then move into our overall thoughts on this vicious entry into the subgenre. Would you survive 30 days of darkness, cut off from the world with monsters lurking in the shadows? We put ourselves in Eben's snow boots and debate whether we would've made the same self-sacrificial decision or tried to find another way out.Then comes a blood-soaked comparison: would you rather face the primal, animalistic predators from 30 Days of Night, or the seductive manipulators from True Blood? We also highlight our favorite kill from the film, break down the most intense moments, and give our final ratings.Stick around for some killer movie recommendations, and as always, don't forget to bring a flashlight. You're gonna need it.Listen now… before the sun goes down.

In this week's episode of The Killer Point of View Podcast, we dive into the blood-soaked satire that is The Hunt (2020). But before we dissect the chaos, we tackle a question horror fans love to debate: What overused horror trope needs to be buried for good? From there, we ask if horror has lost its ability to truly shock us anymore or are we just harder to scare?We break down The Hunt in one sentence and explore the deeper layers beneath its violent surface. Is it just entertainment, or is there a biting social commentary at play? We also reveal our favorite (and most brutal) kill scenes, share our overall ratings, and offer a few twisted recommendations for fans.Stick around to find out what terrifying tale we'll be covering in our next episode!Now streaming everywhere because whether you're the hunter or the hunted, horror always finds you.https://linktr.ee/killerpointofview22?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=cba8ff43-acae-4a20-adca-e31b2cd7d92bThis week's movie recommendation: https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/borderline-2025

In this episode of The Killer Point Of View Podcast, we dive into the hauntingly quiet world of John Krasinski's 2018 horror film A Quiet Place. We kick things off by asking: what are some of the most unforgettable opening scenes in horror history—and does A Quiet Place earn a spot on that list?From there, we explore the film's massive impact on the genre, discuss whether we'd survive in a world where sound equals death, and how such a terrifying reality would change our everyday lives. Is A Quiet Place just another monster movie, or is there a deeper meaning hidden beneath the silence?We also break down the film's most intense moments, debate whether we'd rather live in a soundless world or a zombie-infested one like Train to Busan, and ask: has this film changed the way you think about sound?Plus, we share some behind-the-scenes facts, ratings, our personal recommendations, and announce what film we're covering next. Don't make a sound… just hit play.

Which horror film's plot twist completely changed the way you saw the entire movie? In this episode of The Killer Point Of View Podcast, we're talking about April Fool's Day (1986), a film that sets up a classic slasher scenario—only to pull the rug out from under the audience.We'll start with the cast and crew, share our initial thoughts, and dive into the big question: Did the film's shocking twist undermine everything that came before it, or did its originality make it stand out from the typical 80s slasher?Beyond that, we're discussing meta horror—do we prefer films that are in on the joke, or should horror take itself more seriously? We'll also break down some interesting facts about the film, give our ratings, and recommend a few other horror films.And, of course, stick around until the end for an announcement about our next episode—you don't want to miss it!

In this episode of The Killer Point Of View Podcast, we're getting a little creative with horror's biggest “what if” — what if the Oscars actually gave horror the recognition it deserves? We're each handing out five Oscars to anything in the genre: actors, directors, costume design, kills — no rules, just love for horror.Then we turn our attention to The Ring (2002), the movie that made us afraid of VHS tapes and static screens. We break down how it helped redefine horror in the early 2000s and ask: would the infamous seven-day curse still be scary in today's digital age where content spreads instantly?And here's the real moral dilemma—if your life depended on it, who would you show the tape to? A stranger… or someone close?We also talk about whether The Ring still holds up today, give it a spot on our Fear Factor scale, share some creepy facts, give our final rating, and close things out with a few solid horror recommendations you should add to your watchlist.Press play… just don't answer the phone after.

Welcome back to The Killer Point Of View Podcast! In this episode, we dive into Stay Alive (2006), the horror film that turned video games into a deadly reality. We break down our overall thoughts on the movie—what worked, what didn't, and whether the scares still hold up today.We analyze the most memorable death scenes—did they hit hard or fall flat? Plus, we discuss the unique concept of a cursed video game driving the horror. Was it an effective blend of gaming and supernatural terror, or did it miss the mark?Then, we get creative: If you could turn any video game into a horror movie, which one would it be? We explore which game mechanics and lore could translate into spine-chilling cinema.With gaming bigger than ever, we also debate whether Stay Alive deserves a modern remake. Could updated technology, a stronger script, and today's horror trends breathe new life into this concept?Finally, we give our ratings and offer some killer movie recommendations.Press start, and let's play—if you dare.

On this episode of The Killer Point of View Podcast, we dive into the 2009 slasher Sorority Row! Was it what we expected? Was it a fun ride? We start by sharing our thoughts on movies that surprised us, then break down Sorority Row's place in the world of sorority slashers. How does it stack up against Black Christmas or Slumber Party Massacre?We also discuss the film's most memorable kills, whether Andy's motive holds up, and the ultimate moral dilemma: Would you go along with the cover-up, or would you go to the police?Stick around for our individual ratings and some slasher movie recommendations to keep the horror going. Tune in and let's talk terror!For more horror content, click the links belowhttps://www.thekillerpointofview.comhttps://linktr.ee/killerpointofview22

Some horror movies take you to dark places—The Descent drags you in and refuses to let go. In this episode of The Killer Point of View Podcast, we journey deep into the claustrophobic terror of the 2005 horror classic.We kick things off with a lighter question: What's your current comfort movie and why? Then, we dive headfirst into the abyss, discussing what makes The Descent one of the most brutal and intense horror films of the early 2000s. Would you rather face the bloodthirsty crawlers or be trapped in the cave with no escape? And beyond the creatures, who is the real villain—Sarah or Juno?We also tackle a couple questions sent to us by Under The Floorboards Podcast and Shots by Rio from instagram.Join us and our guest Stefanie as we break down the fear, the fights, and the friendships turned fatal in The Descent. Let's talk horror—if you dare.

What would you do if you found a box of disturbing home movies in your attic? Would you watch them… or would you burn them immediately? In this episode of The Killer Point of View Podcast, we dive deep into Sinister (2012), one of the most chilling horror films of the last decade. Tune in… if you dare.

In this electrifying episode of The Killer Point of View Podcast, we're diving deep into the neon-lit, horror-comedy fever dream that is Lisa Frankenstein (2024)! Written by Diablo Cody (Jennifer's Body) and directed by Zelda Williams, this quirky horror flick reanimates the classic Frankenstein tale with an 80s twist, a splash of romance, and plenty of dark humor.Join us as we break down:The plot—A lonely teen, a reanimated corpse, and a love story unlike any other.Standout performances from Kathryn Newton, Cole Sprouse, and Liza Soberano.The 80s aesthetic and neon horror vibes—did it work or feel forced?How does this compare to Jennifer's Body and other horror-comedies?The film's kills, campy moments, and that crazy ending!Is Lisa Frankenstein a fresh take on the horror genre, or does it fall flat like a reanimated corpse? Tune in as we share our spoiler-filled thoughts, favorite moments, and final verdict!

In this episode of The Killer Point of View Podcast, we dive into our non-spoiler review of the highly anticipated 2025 horror film Heart Eyes.We kick things off by discussing the latest updates on Scream 7 and what we know so far. Then, we share our expectations going into Heart Eyes—was it destined to be a new Valentine's Day horror classic, following in the footsteps of Valentine and My Bloody Valentine?One of the film's standout aspects is its unique blend of horror, comedy, and romance. But does this mix actually work, or does it leave something to be desired? We break down the highs and lows, covering what the movie gets right and where it falls short.Finally, we give our overall thoughts, individual ratings, and some movie recommendations. If you're curious whether this film is worth the watch, tune in to get our take—without any spoilers!

Say his name five times if you dare. The Killer Point of View Podcast is back, kicking things off with a deep dive into the 1992 horror classic Candyman. We're breaking down what makes this film so iconic—its chilling atmosphere, Tony Todd's legendary performance, and its unforgettable urban legend roots.But Candyman is more than just a horror movie. We explore how it tackles systemic racism and inequality through its haunting portrayal of Cabrini-Green, blurring the lines between folklore, psychological terror, and slasher brutality. Is Candyman truly a villain, or is he a victim of history? And where does the legend of Bloody Mary fit into the conversation?Join us as we discuss our love (or fear) of this film, its lasting impact on horror, and why Candyman still has audiences looking over their shoulders.Tune in… just don't say his name.

In this episode, we take a look into the IT universe, comparing the iconic 1990 miniseries to the 2017 and 2019 remakes. We kick things off with a recap of the original story, exploring Stephen King's terrifying tale of Pennywise the Clown, the Losers' Club, and their lifelong battle against fear.We'll break down the standout performances in both Chapter One and Chapter Two, discussing who shined brightest among the cast and whether Bill Skarsgård's modern Pennywise holds a candle to Tim Curry's legendary portrayal.Then, we tackle the big question: What happened between Chapter One and Chapter Two? Why did the sequel fail to capture the magic of its predecessor? Was it tone, pacing, or something else entirely?We'll compare the original miniseries to the remakes and ask: Which version does it better, and do remakes like this add value or just mess with nostalgia?Plus, stick around for fun movie facts, audience ratings, and horror movie recommendations that will keep you up at night. Whether you're Team Curry or Team Skarsgård, there's something here for every Stephen King fan!

In this episode, we take a deeper look into the 1990 horror classic IT and its chilling exploration of memory and repression. Why do the members of the Losers' Club forget the horrors they faced in Derry after leaving? How does the film use repressed memories to symbolize the lasting impact of childhood trauma? We examine the psychological and emotional layers of IT, unpacking how Pennywise serves as a metaphor for buried fears and the power of confronting the past. Join us as we explore the intersection of horror, trauma, and the human psyche in this haunting tale.

In this episode of The Killer Point of View Podcast, we dive into the 2024 psychological horror film Strange Darling and its masterful use of a plot twist to redefine the narrative. We explore the essential ingredients of a great twist, how it can amplify a horror film's impact, and why these moments linger with audiences long after the credits roll. Join us as we analyze the art of storytelling in horror, dissect Strange Darling's shocking revelations, and discuss the twists that have shaped the genre. Get ready for a thought-provoking conversation that challenges the way we see fear, suspense, and surprise in cinema.https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/strange-darling

In this episode of The Killer Point of View Podcast, we dive into the seductive world of the 1987 cult classic The Lost Boys. Join us as we unpack the film's timeless appeal, exploring themes of youth, rebellion, and the darker side of immortality. What makes the idea of eternal youth and found family so alluring—and why does The Lost Boys continue to resonate decades later? From its iconic soundtrack to its thrilling blend of horror and humor, we'll reveal how this vampire tale became a cultural touchstone. Press play and sink your teeth into the allure of The Lost Boys!

In this episode of The Killer Point of View Podcast, we're diving into Cherry Falls (1999), a hidden gem that flipped the slasher formula on its head just as the late 90s horror boom was winding down. Join us as we explore how Cherry Falls took the classic slasher rules and turned them upside down, all while injecting dark humor and a fresh twist on who gets targeted by the killer. We'll also take a look at the end of the 90s slasher era, why these films became so popular, and how Cherry Falls marked a fitting conclusion to a decade of teen scream kings and queens. Whether you're a fan of Brittany Murphy, love a good horror twist, or just want to reminisce about 90s horror, this episode has something for every slasher fan!https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0175526/?ref_=ext_shr_lnkStreaming on AMC+

In this episode, we enter the 2018 horror film Hellfest, exploring how the film uses its terrifying theme park setting. We'll discuss how the park's atmosphere of staged scares blurs the line between reality and performance, making the characters, and the audience, question what's real and what's part of the show. Join us as we unpack how Hellfest creates psychological horror in the most unexpected of places, where real danger lurks behind every costumed mask.

In this episode, we dive into the shifting landscape of horror in pop culture, examining whether the genre is in decline or simply evolving. We'll explore the cultural impact of Tim Burton's 1988 classic Beetlejuice, a film that redefined the boundaries between horror, comedy, and fantasy, leaving an indelible mark on audiences and filmmakers alike. Why did it take over three decades for a Beetlejuice sequel to materialize? From failed early scripts to today's nostalgia-driven film industry, we unpack the reasons behind the long wait. Tune in for a mix of film history, fun insights, and listener engagement as we discuss what the future holds for both horror and Beetlejuice.

Welcome back to The Killer Point Of view Podcast!In this episode, we dive deep into the cultural and cinematic impact of The Exorcist, the 1973 horror film that shocked audiences and redefined the genre. We explore how the film, directed by William Friedkin and based on William Peter Blatty's novel, pushed the boundaries of mainstream cinema with its controversial themes, groundbreaking special effects, and intense portrayal of demonic possession. We'll examine how The Exorcist new standards for horror, influenced future filmmakers, and sparked widespread debates about religion, censorship, and the supernatural. From its record-breaking box office success to its profound psychological impact on viewers, we'll uncover why this film remains one of the most iconic and terrifying movies of all time, over five decades later. Whether you're a fan of horror or just curious about cinema history, this episode offers a thrilling look at a film that continues to haunt popular culture.Links for movies mentioned at the beginning of the episode.https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/oddityhttps://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/immaculate-2024https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/in-a-violent-naturehttps://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/trap-2024https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/the-watchers-2024https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/alien-romulushttps://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/the-exorcistMerch Storehttps://the-killer-network.printify.me/productsInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/thekillerpointofviewnetwork

In our last episode of the summer, Joe, Jaime, and Brian discussed all that is Maxine. From the kills in X and the phenomenal performance in Pearl to the 80s aesthetic in Maxxxine, The Killer Point Of View Podcast give their honest opinion of the franchise . Good and bad.

In the latest episode of The Killer Point Of View Podcast, the crew takes a look at the vampire film Abigail.

In the latest episode of TKPOV Podcast the crew give their opinion of Eli Roth's holiday slasher film Thanksgiving.

Get ready to travel in the 2023 horror comedy Totally Killer. In what can be described as a crossover between Back to the Future and Scream, the story follows Jaime Hughes, a 17-year-old girl trying to avoid being the Sweet 16 Killer's next victim, who accidentally time travels back in time to 1987. It's a race against time as she must stop the Sweet 16 Killer to prevent future victims before her chance to return to the present is gone forever.

Today is true crime Thursday. With mental health awareness month coming to a close Brian and Ashley discuss the crimes committed by Andrea Yates.

This week we visit The Strangers franchise. We discuss the reason for The Strangers (2008) popularity amongst the horror community, the pros and cons of The Strangers: Prey at Night (2018), and whether the newly released The Strangers: Chapter 1 (2024) is paying homage or copying the original film. That and a lot more. WARNING: Spoilers for The Strangers: Chapter 1 begins at (45:30).

The crew discusses the case of ballerina Juli Busken. Was an innocent man executed for her death or was justice served? Today's non-spoiler movie review is Black Swan.

In the latest episode of TKPOV podcast, Brian talks going to see Abigail. The crew also discussed Blumhouse VS A24 and a is new game is introduced before jumping into the review of Talk To Me. That and more!

In this episode of The Killer Point Of View Podcast, the crew discussed the trailer for MaXXXine, Slasher Madness, and the ups and downs of the Jeepers Creepers franchise.

Tonight Ashley and Brian are going to cover a British serial killer. One who spent most of his life in and out of asylums before being sentenced to die. Trigger Warning: Death of a child. They also give a non-spoiler review of the 2010 psychological thriller Shutter Island.

On today's episode of The Killer Point Of View Podcast the crew talked news in the horror world. They also discussed upcoming movies before diving into a review of Wes Craven's 2010 horror film, My Soul To Take.

Jacqueline Lard & Amy Baker. Two women tied together by DNA evidence recovered from their bodies. Two cold cases finally solved after more than 30 years. Join us to find out how genealogists found their suspect.

In today's episode of The Killer Point Of View Podcast, the crew discussed the return of Neve Campbell to the scream franchise, a review of the 1999 remake House On Haunted Hill, and toxicity within the horror community.

Today we dive into the case of two girls who vanished on July 6, 2001. The disappearance of Tionda & Diamond Bradley remains a mystery to this day.

In our latest episode, we discuss movies we consider to be perfect, movie recommendations, and a review of the 2002 film May.

Take a deep dive into a case where one victim lost his life & another had 27 years of his stolen from him when he was wrongfully convicted. We also discuss the movie Beyond a Reasonable Doubt.

In the latest episode of TKPOVP, the crew discussed teen horror, favorite era of horror, the 2005 horror film Cry Wolf, and much more!

For this week's episode, we sit down to discuss the 2000 iconic horror American Psycho, starring Christian Bale, Jared Leto, Willem Dafoe, Reese Witherspoon, and many more notable actors. Join us as we go over some of our favorite moments, behind the scenes facts, and take a deeper dive into the hidden meaning behind this cult classic!

In today's episode of the Killer Point Of View Podcast, the crew discussed disturbing scenes in horror films, creepy child characters, and the 2008 British film Eden Lake.

On today's episode of the Killer Point Of View Podcast, writer/director Peter Cannon joins Brian, Ashley, and Joe to discuss his upcoming psychological thriller film, Exposure. For future information on the film, be sure to follow exposure_movie on Instagram.

The Killer Point Of View welcomes you back after a long break. The crew starts by answering the many questions sent in before discussing the 2007 film The Most, directed by Frank Darabont.

In the last episode of the year, The Killer Point Of View Podcast discussed Christmas and non Christmas movies, is it 80s, plans for next year, and an interesting conversation about 80s and 90s tv shows. Plus more.

Today's bonus episode features the two-time best-selling award-winning author of The Brother's Curse Saga, Christine M. Germain. We discussed her writing process, what's next for The Brother's Curse Saga, and a wide range of TV shows.

On today's episode, Brian and Joe had the privilege of sitting down and talking with writer, director, and producer Bennett Pellington and his venture into completing the tale of the award-winning short horror film Miner's Mountain, which debuted in 2019.

The Killer Point Of View is back with another great episode. Join Ashley, Joe, Jaime, and Brian as they discuss a wide variety of topics from stranger things, movie theaters, and the new Thanksgiving movie. They also play a new game called, Is It 80s, Cards Against Horror, and introduce their new grading system for the 2014 film It Follows.

For this episode, we have Nikk Bergman and his girlfriend Julia. Nikk is an independent filmmaker and founder/owner of Wendigoh Pictures and released his first feature film, "Flesh," in 2021. Together, we dive into what it takes to bring a film to life from script to screen and the challenges of self-taught filmmaking. Nikk proves that with drive and vision, one can make their filmmaking dreams come to life.