Welcome to The Whole Damn Enchilada, a podcast where we explore the world of horror movies and all things related! We will discuss a wide variety of topics, such as new releases, revisiting our favorite classic movies and sharing our personal experiences in the world of horror. Join us as we explore the darkest corners of cinema and take you along with us! Don’t forget to subscribe and stay tuned for our next episode!
In this episode of The Whole Damn Enchilada, we dive deep into Rob Zombie's brutal and controversial reimaginings of Halloween with his 2007 and 2009 films. We start by discussing Zombie's unique approach to Michael Myers' backstory, examining how he gave the character a traumatic childhood and explored his psychology in a way no previous Halloween film had attempted. There's a spirited debate on whether this gritty origin story adds depth to Michael's character or strips away the mystique that made him terrifying. As we shift to Halloween II, the conversation gets intense, focusing on how Zombie took even bolder risks with surreal imagery, heavy symbolism, and a raw portrayal of trauma through Laurie Strode's character. We discuss the divisive choices he made in expanding the scope of Michael's inner world and the brutality of his kills. Throughout, we touch on memorable performances, the unique stylistic choices, and Zombie's overall impact on the franchise. We wrap up by debating where these films stand in Halloween history—whether they're misunderstood masterpieces or entries that took the series too far into grim territory. This episode's full of heated opinions, dark humor, and an in-depth look at two of the franchise's most divisive installments.
In this episode of The Whole Damn Enchilada, we dive into the tangled web of Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995). Right from the start, we explore the messy backstory of this installment, including the troubled production, multiple cuts, and infamous “Curse of Thorn” subplot that tried to explain Michael's relentless killing spree. We discuss the theatrical cut versus the producer's cut, highlighting how each one changes the story and tone in fascinating ways—and how they both polarized fans. As we break down the film, we focus on Paul Rudd's memorable (and quirky) performance as Tommy Doyle, the dark, claustrophobic tone, and the blend of supernatural and slasher elements. There's a fun discussion on the film's convoluted mythology, including the cult that supposedly controls Michael and how this storyline complicates his character. We also debate if these explanations add depth to the series or just muddle it further. Throughout, we cover standout kills, memorable moments, and the stylistic choices that make Halloween 6 a unique yet divisive entry. The episode wraps up with our thoughts on its place in the franchise's larger story arc and how it set the stage for future reboots, making for a deep dive into a truly unusual chapter in the Halloween saga.
In this episode of The Whole Damn Enchilada, you dive into a double-feature review of Halloween H20: 20 Years Later and Halloween: Resurrection, tackling two films that took the Michael Myers saga in very different directions. The discussion kicks off with Halloween H20, exploring how it brought back Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode in a high-stakes showdown with Michael after two decades, and how the late '90s horror aesthetic and themes of trauma added depth to the series. You might touch on the Scream-inspired influences and the return to a more grounded approach compared to the supernatural elements of previous sequels. As you shift to Halloween: Resurrection, the tone of the episode might become more critical. There's likely a conversation on the choice to kill off Laurie Strode early on, the bizarre direction of a reality-TV setup, and Busta Rhymes' memorable one-liners and martial arts showdown with Michael. You'll dive into fan reactions to the film, perhaps talking about how Resurrection's tone and style made it polarizing.
In this special crossover episode, the hosts from *Death Curse Society*, *Bloody Essentials*, and *The Whole Damn Enchilada* come together to dive deep into the world of Italian horror, with a special focus on the legendary Lucio Fulci. The episode kicks off with each host introducing their perspective on Fulci's work, setting the tone for a wide-ranging conversation that covers everything from his early Giallo films to his most notorious gore-filled masterpieces like *Zombie* and *The Beyond*.
On this episode we are joined by Brian Emenheiser as well as Mike Conners to rank our fav franchise!
On this episode we sit down with Jordan Wincek ,haunt actor from Chipewa Lake Slaughterhouse and prop maker from Dark Matter and joining us from the road toring with his band First Jason,we have the one and only boy in the lake himself,Ari Lehman,the first actor to portray Jason Voorhees in the 1980 classic Friday the 13th!!
In this episode of *The Whole Damn Enchilada*, Rick and Ryan preview the very first Ohio Terror Con, happening August 17-18. They dive into what attendees can expect, from special guest appearances and panels to exclusive screenings and vendor booths. Whether you're a hardcore horror fan or just curious about the event, this episode offers a sneak peek into what's shaping up to be a must-attend convention for lovers of all things spooky. Get ready to plan your weekend of thrills and chills!
In this episode of *The Whole Damn Enchilada*, We rank the top 13 kills from the *Friday the 13th* franchise. We count down from 13 to 1, discussing the creativity, impact, and behind-the-scenes stories of each iconic kill. It's a must-listen for *Friday the 13th* enthusiasts looking to relive the franchise's most memorable moments.
In this special episode of The Whole Damn Enchilada, we sit down with Hal Havins, the beloved actor known for his iconic roles in cult horror classics. Join us as we delve into Hal's fascinating career, from his early days in the industry to his memorable performances in films like Night of the Demons and Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama. Hal shares behind-the-scenes stories, his thoughts on the enduring appeal of horror, and what it's like to be a part of the genre's rich history. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his work, this episode offers an intimate and entertaining look at one of horror's cherished stars. Don't miss this exclusive conversation with Hal Havins!
In this electrifying episode of The Whole Damn Enchilada, we're joined by special guest Mike Conners to explore the symbiotic relationship between horror and metal music. From the bone-chilling riffs that set the stage for terror to the blood-curdling lyrics inspired by classic horror films, we uncover how these two genres have influenced and amplified each other over the years. Mike Conners brings his extensive knowledge and passion to the table, sharing insights on iconic metal bands, legendary horror movies, and the cultural impact of this dark alliance. Whether you're a metalhead, a horror fanatic, or both, this episode is packed with spine-tingling discussions and killer tracks that
On this episode of The Whole Damn Enchilada, we dive deep into the neon-soaked, slasher revival world of Maxxxine. Join us as we dissect every chilling scene, analyze the standout performances, and explore the film's homage to 1980s horror. We'll discuss the film's thematic depth, its place in the modern horror genre, and what it means for the future of slasher films. Whether you're a die-hard horror aficionado or just curious about the latest buzz in the genre, this episode is a must-listen.
On this episode we are joined by director Sam Hodge and Redhead herslf,Johnna Hodge!!!
"Jason X" by The Whole Damn Enchilada** In this episode, the hosts of The Whole Damn Enchilada podcast dive into the sci-fi horror film "Jason X," the tenth installment in the "Friday the 13th" series. With their signature blend of humor and insightful analysis, they explore the film's unique take on the iconic Jason Voorhees character, now set in the distant future aboard a spaceship.
On this episode we interview director Francesco DiPento who directed the film Pretty Face which was part of the anthology film,All Hallows Eve:Trickster and also was one of the Clown Cafe kids in Terrifier 2!
On this episode we discuss the new film In a Violent Nature with the star of the film and of Friday the 13th part 2,Lauren Marie Taylor
On this episode we talk to the star of all 3 basketcase films,Kevin Vonhentenryk!As well as our spoiler free review of In A Violent Nature
On this episode Ryan and I give our take on the 8th installment of Friday the 13th Jason takes Manhattan
On this episode Ryan and I talk about film festivals,some of our favorite horror films(or least favorite), haunted houses and other horror related topics with special efx makeup artist Ron George
On this episode Ryan and Myself are joined by The Horrorshed Podcast and Halloween Haunts 365s own,Jarad Hagerty to talk all things 1979 horror
On this episode we are honored to be joined by the one and only Melanie Kinnaman from Friday the 13th part V The New Beginning!!!!
On this episode we are joined by actor/director William R Instone from the upcoming film Butchers Bluff!
Welcome to 'The Whole Damn Enchilada' podcast, where we serve up a heaping plate of horror goodness! Join us as we dig into the depths of Friday the 13th Part 4, leaving no hockey mask unturned and no scream unexplored. From the blood-soaked kills to the suspenseful moments, we'll unwrap every layer of this iconic slasher film. Get ready for a taste of terror that'll leave you craving more
Take a deep dive into the horrors of Crystal Lake with our review of Friday the 13th (2009). We'll dissect the scares, celebrate the nods to the original, and determine if this remake lives up to its iconic predecessor.
On this episode we interview actor and director Rakefet Abergel!We discuss her new film Still as well as her other films
On this episode we are joined by Marty Schiff from Creepshow and Dawn of the Dead as well.We discuss his career as well as his appearance at Ohio Terror Con!!Tickets currently available
On this episode we continue our deep dive into the friday the 13th series w Friday The 13th part 6 Jason Lives
On this Episode we are joined by Christian Calloway to discuss his career including his newest film,Destroy all Neighbors
ON this episode Ryan,our resident tz expert,and myself,a tz newbie review season one
On this epidode we talk to Eddie Lengyel director of the upcoming Melon Heads film,check out his other films on tubi
on this episode we take a break from horror and talk a lil rasslin!we watch nick aldis vs cody rhodes,please share this and leave us some feedback on how we did
on this episode we have the lost leatherface,brett wagner and we discuss conventions,movies,and wrestling
On this episode we review friday the 13th part 3
on this episode we watch and review the 1997 royal rumble
This week we discuss Adam Greens 2006 film Hatchet!
On this episode we try something a lil different,a wrestling podcast!We will still be putting out horror every week,but we are also gonna try to do wrestling as well.hope you guys like it
we discuss john carpenters the thing as well as other horror topics
On this episode we go up against the horrorshed podcasts,South Jersey Jason in a battle of trivia
on this episode we are joined by halloween haunts 365s jarad hagerty to help interview ken sagoes from noes 3 and 4
On this episode we rank and review the horror that was 1991
On this episode we talk all things secret santa!
on this episode we are joined by grandpa sawyer aka John Dugan as well as Chainsaw Jerry aka Allen Danzinger
on this episode we sit down with directer Vincente Disanti and discuss never hike alone 2
On this episode we interview Chippewa Lake slaughterhouse owner Vaughn Lekan and also review Never Hike Alone 2,Brian Emenheiser from the horrorshed podcasts joined us
On this episode we discuss the upcoming film,Friday the 13th Bloodloss!
On this episode Ricky and I give our thoughts on Five Nights At Freddy's
This week Ryan and Myself are joined by the one,the only,JP muthphukin! Cross!! from A Killers Confesion to discuss the year in horror,1985!
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