The Horror Show: A Horror Movie Podcast

Sean is joined by producer Craig Perry to discuss the enduring success of the 'Final Destination' franchise. Perry reflects on the series' unique concept and cultural impact over 25 years, as well as the unexpected reception of the latest installment, 'Final Destination: Bloodlines.' The conversation spans Perry's early career, including his work on 'The First Wives Club' and 'American Pie,' before diving into the intricacies of creating Final Destination sequels. Craig shares behind-the-scenes insights on the film's production, the challenges of orchestrating complex death sequences, and the strategic gaps between releases. The episode concludes with a discussion on Tony Todd's memorable final scene in 'Bloodlines' and Perry's thoughts on the iconic 'Poltergeist' controversy. 00:00 Introduction to Final Destination Franchise 00:25 Interview with Producer Craig Perry 00:37 The Unexpected Success of Final Destination 01:31 Cultural Impact and Fan Reception 01:46 Craig Perry's Early Career 04:12 The Concept of Fate and Destiny 05:47 Jeffrey Reddick's Inspiration 08:25 The Role of Producers in Filmmaking 11:37 Casting Sean William Scott 14:47 Challenges and Gaps Between Sequels 16:49 Final Destination: Bloodlines 22:07 The Challenge of Sequels 22:42 Developing Set Pieces 23:17 Balancing Tone in Final Destination 23:46 The Writer's Room Process 25:02 The Importance of Tone and Set Pieces 25:50 Challenges in Creating Death Sequences 26:28 Starting from Scratch for Sequels 26:36 Pitching Ideas for Final Destination 6 27:38 John Watts' Unique Contribution 28:04 Character Dynamics in Bloodlines 30:52 The Complexity of Premonition Sequences 32:32 Technical Challenges in Filming 34:44 The Role of Second Unit 39:53 Tony Todd's Final Scene 40:50 Final Thoughts and Farewell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Sean and Lexi dive deep into the 'Final Destination' franchise, discussing each film in detail and offering their opinions on the franchise's highs and lows. They specifically highlight 'Bloodlines,' the latest addition to the series, discussing its plot, characters, and overall impact. They also touch on the broader context of horror films, the evolution of film aesthetics, and potential future releases. The episode rounds off with announcements about upcoming live shows and future themes like Shark Month. 00:00 Introduction and Episode Chaos 01:05 Final Destination Discussion Begins 01:26 Patreon and Show Updates 03:11 Joe's Hiatus and Show Dynamics 07:49 Final Destination Movie Breakdown 16:06 Final Destination Franchise Analysis 42:50 Shocking Deaths and Crazy Scenes 43:29 The Importance of Ensemble Casts 43:50 Bloodlines: A Unique Group Survival Movie 46:19 Final Destination 3: Say Cheese and Die 47:58 Iconic and Controversial Deaths 51:36 The Worst in the Franchise: Final Destination 4 52:53 3D Gimmicks and Unbelievable Scenes 59:30 The Butterfly Effect Connection 01:15:47 Bloodlines: A Fresh Take on the Franchise 01:24:22 Group Dynamics and JB's Note 01:25:36 Tony Todd's Emotional Farewell 01:27:43 Final Destination Bloodlines Ending 01:34:50 Box Office Success and Franchise Discussion 01:44:27 Horror Movie Trends and Aesthetics 01:48:49 Upcoming Horror Releases 01:59:30 Shark Month Announcement and Wrap-Up Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, the host sits down with Marshall Strauss, the owner of Cinema Salem, a community-focused independent movie theater. Marshall shares his journey and adventure of acquiring the cinema during the pandemic, negotiating with the landlord, and the transition from a shuttered venue to a vibrant community hub. They delve into the challenges Cinema Salem has faced, particularly the impact of the pandemic on the film industry and the evolution of audience behavior. Marshall discusses the history of the cinema, its connection to the local community, past and present events, and how the theater embraces Salem's unique Halloween tourism culture. The conversation also covers the economics of running a cinema, the importance of mixed programming to sustain interest and attendance, and the future plans for maintaining Cinema Salem as a vital part of the community. The episode wraps up with a chat about favorite films and reflections on the magic of cinema. 00:00 Introduction and Meet Marshall Strauss 01:34 The Impact of the Pandemic on Cinema Salem 02:39 The History of Cinema Salem 05:38 The Magic of Movie Theaters 10:21 Community Engagement and Support 18:20 Adapting to Salem's Unique Culture 25:49 Diverse Programming and Events 36:39 Exploring CinemaCon and Movie Trends 37:34 The Shiny Object Syndrome in Modern Film 38:58 Impact of Streaming Platforms on Theaters 40:47 The Financial Dynamics of the Film Industry 43:46 Challenges and Strategies for Independent Theaters 50:47 Advice for Aspiring Theater Owners 55:57 Future Plans for Cinema Salem 01:00:09 Favorite Movies and Their Impact 01:08:21 The Art of Horror and Comedy in Film 01:11:19 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Sean is joined by director Eli Craig to discuss the success and reception of 'Clown in a Cornfield,' the film's journey from inception to release, and the creative process behind it. Craig shares insights about blending horror and comedy, the influence of the film's original book, and the challenges of shooting during the pandemic. He also touches upon his previous works, including 'Tucker and Dale vs. Evil' and 'Little Evil,' and discusses broader topics such as the current state of the horror genre, the role of comedy in films, and his admiration for comedic influences like Harold Ramis and Bill Murray. The episode rounds off with Craig giving a nod to his friend and fellow filmmaker Adam Stein, who is releasing 'Final Destination 6' shortly after 'Clown in a Cornfield.' 00:00 Box Office Hits and Surprises 01:45 Interview with Director Eli Craig 02:51 Reception and Success of 'Clown in a Cornfield' 07:46 The Making of 'Clown in a Cornfield' 10:57 Blending Comedy and Horror 20:06 Respect for Horror Directors 20:30 Gore Tolerance in Horror Films 20:50 Comparing Clown in a Cornfield to Terrifier 23:53 Directing Horror Comedy 25:32 The Subtle Humor of Little Evil 29:51 Comedy Inspirations and Heroes 35:35 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Projects Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of ‘Hollyweird,' Sean and Lexi delve into reviewing the movie 'Clown in a Cornfield' as part of their Movie Theater May event. They discuss the film's unique blend of horror and humor, and the depiction of Gen Z characters. Topics include the characterization of teens, political undertones, and standout scenes like the ring doorbell cam and the barn party massacre. The episode is punctuated with laughs about weird clown epidemics and comments on the directors' effective use of horror tropes, leading to talk about sequels and the future of horror in cinema. 00:00 Introduction and Puppet Budget Woes 03:18 Clown in the Cornfield: Movie Theater May 04:09 Interview Plans and Director Insights 06:41 Gen Z and Modern Horror Tropes 14:07 Movie Theater Experiences and Audience Reactions 47:05 Reflecting on High School Memories 47:50 Gen Z's Moral Code 48:19 Politics and Pop Culture 48:51 YouTube Movies and Small Town Troubles 50:08 Teenage Drama and Relationships 53:51 Clown Epidemic of 2016 55:40 Scuzzy Bobo: The Drunk Clown 56:37 Clown Confrontation and Ring Doorbells 59:37 Cornfield Horror and Founder's Day 01:04:43 Messy vs. Dirty: A Tangent 01:11:08 Barn Party and Cole's Rejection 01:15:41 Clown Attack and Friend O's Reveal 01:25:34 Founder's Day Tradition and Final Confrontation 01:28:01 Generational Gripes and Political Commentary 01:31:01 Climactic Confrontations and Gore 01:33:59 Romantic Subplots and Representation 01:36:47 Survivor Group Dynamics Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Sean and Lexi break down their thoughts and experiences with the hit movie 'Sinners,' discussing its impact, themes, and standout moments. They delve into the film's unexpected success, audience reactions, and how it compares to other vampire movies. The duo also touches on their anticipation for upcoming releases such as 'Clown in the Cornfield' and the potential for 'Bloodlines.' 00:00 Introduction and Show Overview 00:55 Dexter Rewatch Podcast Idea 01:20 Upcoming Episodes and Content Plans 02:20 Movie Theater Poster Prank 03:23 Sinners Movie Discussion 11:13 Vampire Movies and Their Appeal 22:46 Ryan Coogler's Directorial Brilliance 24:45 Box Office Success of Sinners 28:30 IMAX Experience and Seating Preferences 30:36 Period Piece Setting and Character Introductions 39:39 The Movie's Unexpected Pace 40:19 Armageddon Style Recruitment 41:34 Hailee Steinfeld's Breakout Role 43:50 Prohibition Era Setting 45:04 Complex Character Dynamics 55:57 Vampire Revelation 59:37 Irish Representation and Themes 01:19:05 The Final Battle 01:21:10 The Final Showdown 01:22:19 A Shocking Revelation 01:22:52 The Ultimate Sacrifice 01:24:42 A Bittersweet Victory 01:30:16 Post-Credit Surprises 01:37:34 Vampire Movie Favorites 01:43:24 Blockbuster Reflections Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The hosts return from Salem Horror Fest, express appreciation to attendees, and prepare for 'Movie Theater May.' They recorded an episode of 'H Weird' discussing their experiences and upcoming theater visits. The episode features a humorous discussion about Finn Wolfhard's film, 'Hell of a Summer.' Future episodes will cover new releases such as 'Sinners' and 'Clown in a Cornfield.' They anticipate sharing a fascinating interview with Marshall Strauss, owner of Cinema Salem. The hosts share personal movie theater stories, emphasizing the unique communal experience of cinema. 00:00 Welcome Back from Salem Horror Fest 00:12 Upcoming Patreon Content and Movie Theater May 01:57 Live from Salem: H Weird Episode 03:11 Movie Theater May: What to Expect 06:07 Interview with Cinema Salem Owner 07:13 Discussing Recent Movie Releases 20:54 Flight Risk and Other Movie Reviews 41:30 Kevin Smith and Hell of a Summer 44:31 Discussing Dog Names and Kevin Smith 44:45 Kevin Smith's Personality and Career 45:32 Kevin Smith's Daughter and Podcast 46:14 Kevin Smith's Movies and Their Availability 47:32 Jason Mewes and His Dental Work 47:58 Kevin Smith's Reboots and Sequels 50:03 Kevin Smith's Influence and Friends 01:00:13 Movie Theater Etiquette and Experiences 01:20:36 Drive-In Theaters and Personal Stories 01:25:55 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Events Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this special episode of Hollyweird, Sean interviews acclaimed actor Jeff Daniel Phillips. Known for his immersive roles in Rob Zombie films and the recent Dexter revival, Phillips discusses his journey from art school to becoming a horror icon. He shares insights on working with Rob Zombie, the challenges of guerrilla filmmaking, his unique approach to acting, and his latest project ‘Cursed in Baja'. The discussion also covers the surreal experience of shooting 'The Munsters' during the COVID-19 pandemic and Phillips' future ambitions in the film industry. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 03:35 Jeff Daniel Phillips' Journey with Rob Zombie 04:33 New Movie Release: Cursed in Baja 05:18 Navigating the Indie Film Scene 07:53 The Robert Rodriguez Method 08:47 Creating a Feature Film from Scratch 11:02 Inspiration and Filmmaking Challenges 11:52 Acting and Directing Experiences 31:17 The Caveman Show and Commercial Success 36:03 Collaborations with Rob Zombie 45:51 The Munsters Reboot 51:14 The Creation of a New Character 52:36 Makeup Challenges and Teamwork 54:18 Filming During COVID-19 58:13 Joining the Dexter Universe 01:02:52 Reflections on the Horror Community 01:06:57 Future Projects and Inspirations 01:13:37 Rapid Fire Questions and Final Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe is officially on hiatus! We're off this week as we regroup. But check out ihatehorror.com/screambox for 30 free days of Screambox courtesy of our overlords. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Horror Show, Sean and Joe dissect the 1998 horror film 'StrangeLand,' starring Dee Snider. Discussing how 'StrangeLand' fits into horror and cult classic genres, all while sharing their unique insights and humorous takes on the film's most outlandish moments.   00:00 Welcome to the Horse Show Show 03:37 April Fool's Episode Introduction 04:02 Twisted Sister and Strange Land 04:44 Soundtrack and Metal Bands 06:43 Dee Snider's Radio Days 08:22 Strange Land: The Movie 08:53 Torture Porn Debate 12:24 Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey Conspiracy 20:25 Chat Rooms and Internet Culture 25:16 Captain Howdy's Party 33:05 Detective Work and Body Modification 40:46 Amy Smart Teaches Internet Lingo 41:39 Tracking Down Captain Howdy 42:25 Internet Addiction and Free Trials 43:17 Amy Smart's Search Skills 45:14 Captain Howdy's Torture Chamber 45:39 The Cops' Failed Raid 50:28 Captain Howdy's Arrest and Release 51:53 Captain Howdy's Reformation 53:20 Robert England's Mob 56:10 Captain Howdy's Revenge 01:13:21 The Final Confrontation 01:17:34 Conclusion Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, host Sean interviews Morley Nelson, a multifaceted filmmaker whose latest movie, 'Uncontained,' is gaining attention on the Bloody Disgusting and Screambox. The conversation covers various topics, including Morley's journey to be a filmmaker, the challenges and joys of making 'Uncontained' on a limited budget, and the unique experience of working with his family on set. They also touch on the broader film industry, discussing the complexities of streaming, film festivals, and the representation of minority filmmakers. The discussion wraps up with a deep dive into Morley's favorite horror movie monsters and advice for aspiring filmmakers. 00:00 Introduction 05:20 Meet Morley Nelson 06:06 Discussing 'Uncontained' 06:52 The Horror Genre and Audience Connection 10:33 Zombie Films and Emotional Depth 12:42 Critics and Subjectivity in Film 16:50 The Art of Filmmaking 42:18 Streaming Services and Viewing Habits 46:04 Morley's Background and Career Start 47:54 Jumping onto New Projects 48:08 Breaking into Hollywood 48:37 Mentorship and Learning to Write 50:06 Advising on 11.22.63 53:44 Challenges of Filming in Extreme Conditions 55:56 Family Involvement in Filmmaking 01:01:31 Overcoming Production Hurdles 01:19:08 Directing and Acting Simultaneously 01:29:31 Rapid Fire Questions 01:30:17 Reflecting on Representation in Media 01:31:14 Japanese Horror and Bathroom Ghosts 01:33:43 Favorite Horror Movies and Monsters 01:36:58 Anime and Movie Snacks 01:39:03 The Challenges of Making Horror Movies 01:41:06 Debating Remakes and Originality 01:50:48 Advice for Aspiring Filmmakers 01:58:43 Streaming Platforms and Film Distribution 02:08:40 Closing Thoughts and Future Projects THS #407: Into the Cineverse with Morley Nelson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of 'The Horror Show,' hosts Sean and Joe, cover one of the absolutely most requested films in the shows history. Unfortunately, it took us 10 years for us to get here. Enjoy!   00:00 Welcome to the Horse Show 03:28 Introducing the Movie of the Day 03:50 Initial Impressions and Discussion 04:12 Diving into the Movie Details 05:08 Character Analysis and Favorite Scenes 07:25 Plot Breakdown and Key Moments 09:25 Meet the Characters 13:26 The Portal and the Alien Encounter 18:15 Cosmo and Ariel's Integration 27:18 The Tyrannical Empire and Gaseous Bubbles 34:37 Cutter's Blade and Family Secrets 36:52 A Tyrannical Empire and Sinbad's Voice 39:29 Cosmo and Ariel's Earthly Adventures 40:07 A Shocking Sex Scene and Limited Release 41:49 The Re-release and Audience Reactions 45:00 A Dramatic Showdown and Emotional Climax 49:17 A Surprising Ending and Final Thoughts 01:02:20 Conclusion and Farewell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Horror Show, hosts Sean and Joe dive into 'Psycho IV', dissecting the storyline and Mick Garris's take on the iconic Norman Bates. The discussion covers the film's new and returning elements, and of course guys that bang their moms. We'll be live at Salem Horror Fest May 3rd at 6:30 PM. Make sure to follow us at @ihatehorror on Instagram for more info coming soon! 00:00 Welcome to the Horror Show 01:10 Mick's Movie Pick: The Coffee Table 03:21 Challenges of Reviewing New Horror Movies 05:25 Announcing the Movie: Psycho IV 06:20 Initial Reactions to Psycho IV 06:52 Norman Bates: Comedy or Horror? 11:45 Psycho IV: A Sequel and Prequel 12:15 Norman Bates' Radio Confession 29:17 Young Norman Bates: The Flashbacks 39:12 Norman Bates' Present Day Life 46:31 Norman's Embarrassing Encounter 47:07 Norman's Punishment and Mother's Fury 49:05 Norman's Radio Station Confession 50:25 Norman's Disturbing Backstory 53:55 Norman's Therapy and Serial Killer Comparisons 56:02 Norman's Mother's Abuse 57:33 Norman's Present Day Struggles 01:01:42 Norman's Encounter with Chet 01:17:23 Norman's Final Confrontation 01:25:42 Conclusion and Announcements Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Horror Show, Sean and Joe are joined by renowned writer, director, and producer Mick Garris to celebrate the third week of 'March Garris'. The discussion covers a wide range of topics including Mick's famous works such as 'The Stand', 'Sleepwalkers', 'Critters 2', and 'Hocus Pocus'. Mick shares personal anecdotes about his collaborations with Stephen King, the challenges of adapting King's works for TV, and his involvement in 'Masters of Horror'. The episode also delves into his experience with critically acclaimed projects, his views on horror tropes, and even some fun rapid-fire questions about his preferences in horror and film. Mick leaves listeners with a special movie recommendation to conclude March Garris.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome to The Horror Show 01:06 Interview with Mick Garris Begins 01:38 Discussing the LA Fires and Personal Impact 03:06 Celebrating March Garris 12:31 Masters of Horror and Dinner Stories 19:13 Tales from the Crypt and Directing Freedom 26:35 Sleepwalkers and Working with Stephen King 34:05 The Stand Miniseries and Casting Choices 45:05 Critters 2 and Horror Comedy 47:27 Festival Popularity and Initial Reception 47:56 Critters: Success and Sequel Challenges 49:39 Home Video Resurgence 52:04 The Stand: A Cinematic Experience 56:54 Hocus Pocus: From Script to Screen 01:00:42 Fantasy and Horror Beginnings 01:02:16 Masters of Horror: Collaborations and Aspirations 01:06:47 Rapid Fire Questions 01:21:22 Final Thoughts and Recommendations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Get 25% off the Magic Mind gummies here: https://magicmind.com/HORRORGM You can also use my code HORROR25 , directly on their website #magicmind #gummies In this episode, Sean and Joe delve into Mick Garris' TV movie 'Quicksilver Highway' as part of 'March Garris.' The underappreciated anthology covers Stephen King's 'Chattering Teeth' and Clive Barker's 'The Body Politic.' 00:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks 02:14 Show Announcements and Promotions 06:20 Discussion on Mick Garris and Quicksilver Highway 18:30 Chattering Teeth: The First Story 40:53 The Hitchhiker's Tale 42:23 The Smoking Incident 43:33 The Tiny Knife 46:47 The Chattering Teeth Attack 49:43 The Aftermath and Nine Months Later 01:00:54 The Hands Have a Mind of Their Own 01:05:37 The Hand Revolution 01:11:15 The Sentient Nose 01:17:29 Final Thoughts and Outro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to March Garris! In this episode, Sean and Joe dive into a detailed and light-hearted review of 'Sleepwalkers', a 1992 horror movie written by Stephen King, discussing its plot, characters, and notable scenes. They also reveal upcoming plans for March Garris with special guest Mick Garris. 00:00 Introduction and Studio Update 00:23 Technical Issues and Future Plans 01:21 Patreon and Bonus Content 01:44 New Show Announcement: Hollyweird 03:00 Welcome to the Horror Show 03:14 Studio Setup and Props 04:54 Ace Ventura 2 Live Show Idea 06:44 March Garris Kickoff: Sleepwalkers 08:07 Sleepwalkers: Initial Impressions 11:06 Plot and Characters Overview 33:00 Cast Highlights and Cameos 34:21 Charles and Tanya's Relationship 36:34 Debating Movie Opinions 37:28 School Days and Teacher Antics 39:30 Retro Vibes and Corporal Punishment 41:49 Dance Offs and High School Memories 43:21 Charles' Encounter with Otho 45:07 The Cop and His Cat 48:38 Stephen King's Script and Sleepwalkers 50:06 The Mom and Son Scene 01:00:36 The Final Showdown 01:12:44 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Horror Show, Sean and Joe discuss and review Paranormal Activity 2.' They delve into the film's lore, demonologists, and the most important aspect of Paranormal Activity 2… realistic dad behaviors. They also announce our plans for our first live show of 2025, SALEM HORROR FEST!   00:00 Welcome to the Horror Show 01:17 Late Night Recording and Sick Days 01:59 Train Bathroom Horrors 04:08 Convention Chaos and Celebrity Encounters 06:00 Paranormal Activity 2: Initial Thoughts 06:18 Salem Horror Fest Announcement 07:01 Consensus App Shoutout 07:57 Rotten Tomatoes Rant 09:53 Paranormal Activity 2: Production Insights 12:43 Recap of Paranormal Activity 1 15:09 Paranormal Activity 2: Plot Breakdown 25:45 Nightly Hauntings and Family Dynamics 41:21 Dan's Ghostly Jokes and Continuity Issues 43:28 Dog Guards Baby and Kitchen Fire Incident 44:30 Pets React to Babies and Hot Tub Mishap 52:48 Ouija Board and Prank Calls 56:37 Baby's Nighttime Adventure and Paranormal Activity 01:08:26 Christy's Possession and Family Reactions 01:14:24 Exorcism Attempt and Climactic Showdown 01:18:23 Katie's Return and Final Confrontation 01:20:15 Wrapping Up and Announcements Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, hosts Sean and Joe interview Stephen Cognetti, the director behind the Hell House LLC series. They discuss how Stephen's work fits into Found Footage Month. Cognetti shares insights into his filming experiences, including challenges, production details, and the evolution from found footage to traditional narrative styles. They also cover topics like the influence of classic horror films, casting processes, and his thoughts on horror movie remakes. The conversation includes rapid-fire questions, along with Stephen's reflections on fan interactions and conventions.   00:00 Introduction and Announcements 01:34 Welcoming Stephen Cognetti 02:04 Discussing Hell House LLC and Upcoming Projects 03:32 Transition from Found Footage to Narrative 06:15 Challenges and Creativity in Found Footage 10:12 Fan Reactions and Casting Insights 23:08 Distribution and Shudder Partnership 33:28 Daytime Scares in Origins 33:46 Improvising Scares on Set 35:57 Audience Reactions and Editing Challenges 36:30 Iconic Clown Scares 37:02 Hell House 3 and Real Conversations 38:50 Easter Eggs and Hidden Details 40:09 Writing Process and Inspirations 48:07 Minimalistic Horror and Clown Design 49:03 Memorable Moments and Challenges 56:12 Influences and Remakes 01:03:34 Discussing Green's Exorcist and Fan Service in Horror Franchises 01:05:04 The Unsung Fox Series: The Exorcist 01:05:38 The Creep Tapes: A Fresh Take on Found Footage 01:06:31 Challenges of Slow-Burn Series in Modern TV 01:07:46 Fun Fan Interactions at Conventions 01:10:59 Dream Collaborations in the Horror Genre 01:16:30 Speed Round: Horror Preferences and Hypotheticals 01:24:54 Non-Horror Movies We Secretly Love 01:28:17 Wrapping Up: Final Thoughts and Farewells Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Horror Show, hosts Sean and Joe celebrate their 399th episode by diving into the horror comedy film 'Deadstream,' which parodies YouTube culture through a found footage lens. The discussion covers standout scenes, including laugh-out-loud comedy moments and genuinely chilling jump scares. Follow THS for our upcoming episodes, including a review of 'Paranormal Activity 2' and a special interview with Stephen Cognetti, director of 'Hell House LLC.' 00:00 Welcome to the Horror Show Show 01:13 Celebrating 400 Episodes 02:50 Found Footage Month Begins 03:33 Discussing Deadstream 06:28 YouTube Persona and Haunted House 12:13 Exploring the Haunted House 33:04 Duct Tape Wallets and AIM Handles 44:55 The Wheel of Stupid Things 45:17 The Clown Doll Incident 46:04 Chat Dynamics and Reactions 49:24 Chrissy's Terrifying Entrance 51:19 The Seance and Its Consequences 53:14 Sean's Desperate Measures 59:51 The Final Confrontation 01:10:58 Sean's Plan to Demonetize Mildred 01:13:31 The Climactic Battle 01:25:45 Conclusion and Upcoming Events Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Horror Show, Sean and Joe dive into the 2001 Japanese horror film Pulse and its 2006 American remake. They examine the plot, the differences between the two versions, and their personal experiences watching these films. Tune in for a detailed discussion on one of the most convoluted entries in Japanuary, and get a preview of what to expect in the upcoming Found Footage February. 00:00 Welcome to The Horror Show 01:09 Interview with Brandon Traust 02:53 Upcoming Episodes and Live Show 04:31 Sadako vs. Kayako Discussion 04:50 Japanuary Reflections 05:43 Pulse Movie Review 07:32 American vs. Japanese Pulse 09:09 Rotten Tomatoes Scores 12:34 Lighting and Cinematography 14:06 Plot Confusion and Critique 21:41 Nostalgia and Technology 29:55 Red Dye 3 and Light Bulbs 31:55 Back to Pulse Review 36:05 Ghosts and Suicides 51:42 Final Thoughts on Pulse 52:40 Rating the Movie 52:53 J-Horror vs. K-Horror 53:39 Plot Confusion 55:06 Tokyo Apocalypse 55:18 Sleepyhead Story 58:44 American Pulse 2006 59:41 Wes Craven's Involvement 01:04:05 Hollywood Politics 01:06:26 Remaking Foreign Movies 01:13:12 Pulse Remake Analysis 01:39:00 Found Footage February 01:41:19 Concluding Remarks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Horror Show, Brandon Trost, a prolific cinematographer and director, shares his journey from working on set with his father to directing and shooting major films and TV shows. The discussion covers an array of topics including his experiences on 'Halloween II' and 'Lords of Salem' with Rob Zombie, the intricate process behind 'The Disaster Artist,' and the challenges of directing 'An American Pickle' during COVID-19. Trost also dives into his early life and projects, providing unique insights into his creative process and styles. Fans of 'The Righteous Gemstones' will appreciate his behind-the-scenes stories, particularly the iconic first episode. Trost teases a puzzling project, 'Chaos,' hinting at a deeper discussion in the future. 00:00 Introduction and Technical Difficulties 02:06 Special Guest: Brandon Trost 02:50 Brandon's Early Influences and Family Background 05:01 Journey into Cinematography 16:57 Film School Experience 25:37 Early Career and Special Effects 33:12 Early Career and Wes Anderson 34:12 On Set with Shaquille O'Neal in Kazam 36:01 Reflecting on American Pie's Impact 37:41 Diving into Halloween II with Rob Zombie 51:39 The Unique Cinematography of Lords of Salem 01:04:28 Discussing 'American Pickle' and COVID-19 Impact 01:05:12 The HBO Max Deal and Industry Changes 01:07:19 Warner Brothers and the Vanishing Movies 01:12:09 The Righteous Gemstones and Costume Design 01:21:15 Creating 'The Disaster Artist' 01:28:02 Personal Favorites and Future Projects 01:29:01 Wrapping Up and Future Plans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of 'The Horror Show,' hosts Sean and Joe dive into 'The Ring,' comparing the original 1998 Japanese film with the 2002 American remake. They discuss the plot, differences in cultural contexts, and the unique stylistic choices of each version. The episode also touches on the broader landscape of Japanese horror cinema and its influence on American remakes. As part of the Japanuary series, this episode sets the stage for upcoming reviews of 'The Grudge' and 'Pulse.' 00:00 Welcome to the Horror Show 01:22 Reflecting on the Live Show 02:19 Kicking Off Japanuary 03:49 Starburst Magazine Feature 04:26 John Travolta's Santa Claus Commercial 09:24 Discussing The Ring: Japanese vs. American Versions 17:49 Rotten Tomatoes Predictions 20:50 Invasion USA and 80s Action Movies 24:22 The Ring: Japanese Horror Timeline 50:04 Unexpected Phone Call 50:43 Comparing Japanese and American Endings 51:20 The Concept of Passing the Curse 54:14 Exploring the Backstory of Sadako and Shizuko 57:17 The Final Confrontation and Resolution 01:02:43 American Remake: Key Differences 01:05:28 Analyzing the Horror Elements 01:14:56 Cultural Impact and Sequels 01:35:51 Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! In this special Christmas Eve episode of 'The Horror Show,' hosts Sean and Joe dive into the discussion of the film 'Christmas Bloody Christmas.' They dissect the movie's plot, dialogue, lighting, and memorable scenes, providing an in-depth critique. The episode is filled with humorous banter, as the hosts explore the film's quirky elements and the iconic killer robot Santa. They also share their thoughts on potential remakes by Rob Zombie and reminisce about nostalgic TV Christmas commercials. Despite some critical views, the episode wraps up with entertaining insights into this unique horror film. 00:00 Welcome to the Horror Show 01:30 Familiar Faces and First Impressions 02:54 Insufferable Dialogue and Realizations 04:34 Profanity Overload and Rob Zombie Comparisons 10:47 Independent Movie Critique 13:20 Character Analysis and Cast Discussion 21:39 Commercials and Christmas Memories 28:21 Toy Store Shenanigans and Robot Santa 45:11 Santa Killer POV and Fluid Movements 45:47 Graphic Dialogue and Uncomfortable Conversations 47:46 Porn Trends and World Records 50:59 Lighting and Cinematic Techniques 53:25 Debating Movie Sequels 55:04 Pet Sematary and Wendigo Discussions 59:54 Santa's Killing Spree 01:06:46 Final Confrontation with Robo Santa 01:22:47 Game Grinding and Tedious Tasks 01:27:58 Japanuary and Future Plans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! In this episode of The Horror Show, Sean and Joe dive into the 1980 slasher film 'To All A Good Night.' They discuss the plot, characters, and notable moments, including bizarre kills and hilarious dialogue. The duo touch on the acting, script inconsistencies, and production quirks like day-for-night shots. Additionally, they share insights from an interview with director David Hess, revealing behind-the-scenes details. Join them for a fun and detailed dissection of an obscure holiday horror flick. 00:00 Welcome to The Horror Show 01:09 Crypto Craze and Commercials 03:12 Introducing Today's Movie: To All a Good Night 04:38 Movie Review: First Impressions and Cover Art 19:04 Plot Breakdown: The Sorority and the Killer 34:29 Character Highlights and Notable Scenes 51:15 Hilarious Moments and Bizarre Dialogue 54:44 Method Acting and Stew 55:17 Fart Finders: A Hilarious Debate 55:36 On-Set Fart Stories 56:05 Ralph's Warnings and Set Farting Etiquette 57:07 Blaming Electrical Wires for Farts 59:15 Horny Teens and Blood Puddles 59:50 Killer in a Suit of Armor 01:00:36 Ralph's Prophecies and Nancy's Prayers 01:01:21 Melody's Seduction and Wikipedia Oddities 01:05:43 Police Involvement and Murder Mysteries 01:14:29 Santa's Killing Spree 01:21:44 The Final Showdown and Revelations 01:31:36 Reflecting on the Movie's Impact Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! We kick off the holidays with P2, a Christmas movie that takes place in a parking garage. Sean thinks its good, Joe doesn't. Should be good. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! Happy Thanksgiving! We are here to celebrate with the very original.... Thanksgiving. Eli Roth's 2023 holiday-themed horror movie. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! This week, we move our normal Trovember to Patreon as we mourn the loss of horror icon Tony Todd. To pay respects, we are talking about Night of the Living Dead (1990). We talk about Tony Todd's performance and compare this remake to the original. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! Welcome to our first-ever clip show! Thanks to everyone who submitted their favorite moments. We'll return next week with Trovember! Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! Happy Halloween! In this very special episode episode, Joe and Sean interview Rodman Flender, director of the cult classic "Idle Hands." Flender shares his filmmaking journey, influenced by childhood favorites like "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein" and Roger Corman's "Little Shop of Horrors." He discusses the challenges of blending horror and comedy in "Idle Hands," emphasizing the importance of engaging the audience from the start, particularly in the film's impactful opening sequence. The conversation highlights creative decisions, including character chemistry and iconic music, reflecting the slacker culture of the late '90s. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror HeadIn this episode of The Horror Show, we delve into "Halloween II." We focus on Dr. Loomis's unforgettable intensity, highlighted by his iconic line, “I shot him six times!” while discussing Dick Warlock's unique portrayal of Michael Myers and the film's comedic undertones. The conversation navigates the film's reputation as an underrated sequel, considering its pacing, emotional stakes, and the controversial sibling twist involving Laurie Strode. We explore the tonal shift from suspense to gore compared to the original and the quirks encountered during filming. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! The Horror Show turns 10 in December so we figured it might be a good time to cover the iconic and, to many, the greatest of all time. We FINALLY take a look at Halloween (1978). We packed this full of info talking about John Carpenter, Debra Hill, and the rest of the gang. Join us next week for a dive into "Halloween II" and participate in our Halloween contest over on Instagram @ihatehorror! Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads, In this episode, we revisit the underrated Disney Halloween classic "Mom's Got a Date with a Vampire," exploring its blend of humor and horror. We discuss the comedic premise of a mom unknowingly dating a vampire, analyze standout characters like her scheming kids, Adam and Chelsea, and its commitment to the vampire lore. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! In this episode of The Horror Show, we embark on a spirited fantasy draft of our favorite Halloween movies, revisiting a beloved tradition that had been on hiatus since 2016. We reflect on how our tastes have evolved and the excitement of preparing for the draft, detailing the rules as we each select films from a diverse array of classics and hidden gems. With iconic selections like the original Halloween and cult favorites such as Trick or Treat, spirited debates emerge, fueled by nostalgia and personal favorites. As we assess our ultimate picks, the episode culminates in plans for our October viewing schedule, inviting listeners to share their own Halloween movie lists.  Enjoy! Thank you to Harley Poe for allowing us to use Gorehound for our theme song. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! It's our last week of school here at The Horror Show. It's an accelerated program. This week we do the Frat/Sorority prank movie Hell Night starring Linda Blair. Is it the first live action Scooby-Doo movie? Yes. We discuss Linda Blair's acting chops, Frank Darabont, and Kevin Costner? Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Students! We're going back to school with Slaughter High, another classic Class Reunion turned murderfest. We also discuss lawn darts, chronic flatulence, and British slang. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! We say goodbye to summer with a camp-themed horror movie, Twisted Nightmare. We take a look at this extremely flawed gem with its insane characters, its constant theft of other classic horror movies, and its super 80s vibe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello horror heads! Before we leave the island this summer we have one more certified classic for you. Lucio Fulci's Zombie (Zombi 2) from 1979. Joe and Sean dissect the film's outrageous gore and iconic scenes and of course the unforgettable underwater showdown between a zombie and a shark. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! Island week is back after a week break. We tackle the Japenese classic BATTLE ROYALE! Our first foreign language movie (I think?). Anyway I have nothing left to say. Enjoy! 0:00 Introduction and Movie Discussion 1:44 Appreciation for Fan Support and Messages 2:47 Live Show Announcement and Movie Review 6:33 VR Experience and Discussion on Japanese Film Ratings 19:37 Discussion on Media Reactions and Accolades 37:48 Edgar Wright's Sell on Movies 46:10 Millennium Education Reform Act 52:16 Decision to Jump Off Cliff 1:05:14 Deadly Zones and Survivor Stipulation 1:09:02 Transfer Student's Decision 1:09:08 Megaphone Distraction 1:10:07 Inhabited Island Setup 1:11:07 Unique Private Eye Revelation 1:30:23 Epic Showdown and Explosions 1:39:31 Final Confrontation and Surprising Twists Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! We were supposed to take this week off but unfortunately for all of you we are here and to celebrate the Olympics we are doing "Fatal Games," the olympic horror movie with a javelin killer and gratuitous nudity, also probably the only Olympic themed horror movie. We will be back next week to continue our Island summer movie theme! Enjoy! 0:00 Introduction 3:56 Fatal Games Review 18:22 Feedback and Dracula Movies 25:27 Steroid Storyline 28:18 Coach and Joe's Relationship 40:24 The Killer Approaches 49:58 Killer Strikes Again 50:54 Swim Coach Drama 1:00:25 Relationship Turmoil and Moving In 1:01:31 A Sinister Discovery 1:04:18 An Unsettling Visit to the Doctor 1:09:30 Unveiling a Sinister Plan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! We're continuing our island cruise this week as we dissect the 2004 horror-comedy "Club Dread" by Broken Lizard. We talk about Bill Paxton, Twister, Broken Lizard movies, and even a conversation with Paul. Enjoy! 4:23 Behind the Scenes with Broken Lizard 23:53 Unveiling Red Herrings and Tropes 29:08 Deadly Encounters and Scream-esque Kill 29:56 Reframing the Situation 34:41 Childhood Impact of Twister 40:05 Experiencing the Twister Ride 41:30 Easy Breakup and Twister Enthusiasm 44:06 Carlos's Gruesome End 49:59 Analyzing Jimmy Buffett's Songs 53:38 Deciphering Coconut Pete's Song 58:42 Playing Records Backwards 59:59 The Hilarious "Sapactus" Moment 1:03:57 Quick Moving Movie Discussions 1:06:21 Suspicion Falls on Penelope 1:16:08 Unveiling the Killer's Identity 1:25:21 Final Showdown and Unexpected Return Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! We're moving on from the Summer of Rob with our island themed summer spectacular. Kicking it off is a movie not on an island and not that spectacular. We take a look at the cult film, like a film about a cult, The Sacrament, while also taking a deep look into the true story of the Jonestown Massacre. Of course we also talk about our Mount Rushmore of Viral Videos for reasons unknown. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! This week Sean and Joe dissect "3 from Hell," the final Rob Zombie trilogy installment and the final installment of the Summer of Rob series. Enjoy (or don't)! 11:29 Thoughts on Movie Timelines 14:48 Rotten Tomatoes vs. Audience Ratings 19:06 Fathom Events and Box Office Numbers 34:05 The Fright Meter Awards and Manson Family Comparisons 59:15 Hotel Hostage Situation and Character Developments 1:06:16 Arrival in Mexico and Dance Montage 1:09:29 Sherry Moon's Marksmanship Skills 1:10:56 Ambush and Confrontation with Richard Brake 1:12:37 Hand-to-Hand Combat with Otis 1:13:20 Final Showdown and Outcome 1:14:10 Quasimodo Quote and Goofy Moments 1:15:21 Ranking Rob Zombie's Films 1:18:03 Ranking Films: Haunted World vs. 31 1:27:52 Upcoming Movies: The Sacrament and Club Dread 1:32:03 Potential Discussion on The Island of Dr. Moreau 1:35:10 Nostalgic TV Shows: Mr. Ed and Dragnet Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! We have reached the penultimate episode of the Summer of Rob. This week we cover The Munsters (yes out of order) and 31. We also discuss who is better, Fat Randy Bumpagussy or Big Pussy Bonpensiero. Enjoy! 5:57 Reviewing "The Monsters" and Upcoming "31" 10:55 Transition to "31" Discussion 28:15 Blob Talk and Transition to "31" Review 45:33 A Bloody Beginning 54:30 Excessive Music Choices 1:11:32 Carnival Chaos 1:19:14 Unsettling Encounter with Sickhead 1:23:41 Chainsaw-Wielding Brothers 1:25:06 The Bizarre Skid Zone Psycho 1:33:21 Panda's Sacrifice 1:36:39 The Crew's Dilemma 1:45:29 Unnecessary Dialogue 1:52:30 Confrontation with Doomhead 1:54:22 Malcolm McDowell's Decision 1:58:23 Close Talkers 2:03:05 Announcement: Live Show Reminder Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! Summer of Rob continues! This week we are discussing Rob Zombie's first and only animated film 'The Haunted World of El Superbeasto' and then moving on to his surrealist era with "The Lords of Salem." Enjoy! 0:00 Introduction 0:59 Movie Reviews: El Super Bista and Lords of Salem 6:22 Animation and Influences 19:30 Post-Credit Sequences Rant 26:47 White Zombie Memories 37:10 Artistic Vision in Lords of Salem 43:16 Humorous Scene in Lords of Salem 44:10 Script Alterations in Lords of Salem 45:05 Troubled Beginnings 45:41 Casting Chaos 47:32 Unexpected Setbacks 48:03 Tight Filming Schedule 49:17 Mysterious Box Arrival 51:31 Historical Inaccuracies 56:16 Trance and Flashbacks 1:01:46 Visions of a Priest 1:03:30 Disturbing Hallucinations 1:10:27 Revealing Credits 1:16:55 News Broadcast Revelation 1:19:06 Surprising Rating 1:24:05 Groucho Marx Biopic 1:26:49 Imaginary Casting Call 1:29:27 Tropical Terror Planning 1:31:28 Bonus Episode Updates Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sean and Joe analyze Rob Zombie's horror films Halloween 1 and 2, exploring his directing style, music choices, and character dynamics. They discuss the divide between critics and audience opinions, dissecting themes, performances, and narrative complexities within the movies. The hosts delve into the symbolism, character developments, and narrative alterations in Halloween Two, speculating on retcons and psychological depths. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! This week the Summer of Rob rolls on as we delve into the cult classic film "The Devil's Rejects," examining its impact on the horror genre and Rob Zombie's career. We analyze character dynamics, performances, and the unique sequel concept, predicting Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb scores while rating actors like Sid Haig and Sherry Moon Zombie. Enjoy! 2:49 The Devil's Rejects Discussion 7:14 Tonal Shift Analysis 11:03 Rotten Tomatoes Scores Analysis 33:19 William Forsyth Performance Evaluation 34:05 Danny Trejo Evaluation 35:51 Cinematographer's Impact 37:34 Opening Scene Analysis 40:19 Police Raid on Devil's Rejects House 43:03 Quotable Lines and Fast Talkers 45:56 Impact of Devil's Rejects on Audience 47:58 Influential Southern Rock Music 50:17 Unexpected Character Connections 53:10 Intense Shootout and Visual Effects 56:21 Threatening Promos on TV 59:56 Tension at Hotel with Touring Band 1:01:57 Sympathetic Characters in Peril 1:04:49 Terrifying Scene with Otis 1:09:01 Mother Firefly's Interrogation 1:12:00 Otis's Chilling Dialogue 1:15:47 Marx Brothers Movie Clues Hunt 1:24:45 The Gang's Evil Deeds 1:31:47 Silly Gooses 1:33:24 A Shift in Tone 1:36:39 Wydell's Revenge Plan 1:42:49 A Violent Showdown Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosts Sean and Joe from the Bloody Disgusting network reminisce about their love for horror movies and Rob Zombie's music. They announce their upcoming Summer of Rob series starting with "House of a Thousand Corpses," promising to explore more Rob Zombie classics. Reflecting on the film's origin, ensemble cast, and chaotic yet enjoyable nature, they analyze character dynamics, performances, and Rob Zombie's filmmaking style. They discuss character magnetism, dialogue exchanges, and narrative intricacies, offering insights on pivotal scenes and character arcs. The hosts scrutinize the film's violence, suspense, and narrative arc, inviting listeners to exclusive content on their Patreon and concluding with camaraderie and appreciation. 2:11 Exciting News and Return to Bloody Disgusting 7:03 Summer of Rob Lineup 33:19 Sherry Moon Zombie's Performance 35:40 Sherry Moon Zombie's Debut 38:02 Bill Moseley Shines 46:41 Production Troubles and Success 58:05 Captain Spaulding's Encounter 1:01:57 Dr. Satan's Backstory 1:03:08 Baby Firefly's Disturbance 1:09:53 Tiny and the Driving Misunderstanding 1:11:05 Tiny's Tragic Past Revealed 1:12:36 Grandpa's Vulgar Stand-Up Act 1:23:46 Brutal Torture and Transformation 1:27:49 Slim Whitman Montage 1:31:08 Otis' Disturbing Costume Revelation 1:32:02 Denise's Shocking Encounter 1:34:00 Swamp Zombies Attack 1:37:10 The Mysterious Dr. Satan 1:39:34 Dr. Satan's Lab Encounter 1:40:25 A Questionable Ending Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! We're shaking off our post-Stanny's hangovers with the only cure we could think of. C.H.U.D. II: Bud The C.H.U.D. Potentially the most 80's movie ever made. Enjoy! 0:00 Introduction 1:11 Stanneys Recap and Glassbox Announcement 2:46 Teasing a Formal Announcement 3:55 Moving to ??? 6:26 Chud 2 Discussion Begins 7:51 Chud 2: Rated R? 10:08 Vestron Pictures History 10:50 Lightning Pictures and Films 13:57 Naming the Movie C.H.U.D. 2 24:25 Stellar Cast Introduction 27:19 Full Cast Rundown 31:29 C.H.U.D. 2 Recommendation 32:02 Plot Overview: CDC and Cadaver 40:02 Wild Ride: Rolling Corpse Escapade 43:17 Toxic Seaweed and Mysterious Poisonings 47:03 Bud the Chud's Gory Antics 52:28 Chudified and Chudism: Unbelievable Jargon 1:04:47 Hairdryer Mishap and Electrocuted Corpse 1:07:27 Chud Army and High School Dance Chaos 1:11:54 Radio DJ Shenanigans and Censorship 1:17:35 80s Songs at High School Dances 1:22:08 Unexpected Ending and C.H.U.D. Transformation Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! We're back with a little treat for all you 80's B-Movie lovers. We tackle the Fred Olen Ray classic, Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers. Enjoy! 0:00 Introduction 0:39 Selecting Movies 8:37 Director's Cautionary Message 12:32 Fred Olin Ray's Filmmaking 19:02 Fred Olin Ray's Filmography 32:31 Warning about Chainsaws 36:28 Meet Jack Chandler 39:03 Gunnar Hansen's Appearance 40:17 The Mystery of Dookie Flyswatter 46:58 Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers Reunion Plans 1:09:40 Kendrick vs. Drake Beef Analysis 1:21:38 Bimmy Does Dallas: A New Venture Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Horror Heads! Sean and Joe are back this week. Unfortunately the movie they chose was a real SKULLDUGGERY. Get it? Because the movie is called Skullduggery and Skullduggery is also a real word that no one on earth has ever used. Anyway, enjoy! 0:00 Welcome to the Horror Show 1:58 Live Show Recap and Skullduggery Introduction 16:23 Listener Shoutouts and Movie Recommendations 20:17 Oklahoma Smugglers and Ota Richter 21:39 Skullduggery Begins - Medieval Flashback 26:50 Trottelville, USA and Slussar Zuck Costume House 31:38 Strange Encounters at the Talent Show 37:38 Odd Moments and Absurdities in the Movie 42:44 Skullduggery Discussion 43:47 The Psychiatrist and the Fortune Teller 1:06:58 Adam's Rampage 1:09:24 Skullduggery and Elves Plans 1:17:21 Letterboxd Reviews Analysis 1:27:28 Wrapping Up Skullduggery

Hello Horror Heads! This is not your normal episode. Joe is out of town so I filled in to do some mailbag questions and talk about my favorite movies of 2023. This was part of a live show that was on Patreon so it's a bit all over the place. Enjoy or don't. 0:00 Solo Sean Show 1:51 Movie Night Voting 7:20 Childhood Movie Theater Memories 9:00 Deal Breakers in Horror Movies 9:22 Favorite Texas Chainsaw Movie 10:20 Paying for Movie Reviews 13:55 Last Meal & Burger King 18:11 Hypothetical Fight with Joe 20:10 Reviewing Hated Movies 22:52 Wrestling Horror Movie Month 24:21 Versus Slasher Movie Pairings 25:35 Evaluating Horror Franchises 31:35 The Origin Story of the Podcast Duo 38:18 Ranking 2023 Horror Films 46:50 An Unconventional Top Tier Selection