Throbbing With Horror

Don't you wish we had an episode about Wishmaster? Wish granted.

We're trying to survive the night and this movie in our episode on Until Dawn.

We're talking with Eli Craig, the director of the upcoming film, Clown in a Cornfield. Check out the episode and make sure you go see Clown in a Cornfield, coming to theaters May 9th.

Don't you hate when the zombie outbreak happens while you're in the hospital? We're talking about 28 Days Later.

We're going year by year through the 80's and deciding what our favorite movie was for each one.

We're getting some body mods and talking about The Soska Sisters' 2012 movie, American Mary.

Don't you hate when all the other camp counselors are dropping dead around you and you have no idea why? We're talking about You Might Be the Killer.

We're screaming like banshees about Night of the Creeps.

We're chatting with Scott Hansen, the man behind Bad Candy and the upcoming film, Devour.

You know the deal by now. It's April 1st so we get to cover a non-horror movie. This year we're getting radical and talking about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Cowabunga!

We're talking about What We Do in the Shadows from 2014. It's a fun day in the life documentary that happens to be about vampires.

You want to make a prequel to one of the most iconic sci-fi horror movies of all time? No pressure. We're talking about The Thing from 2011.

He's back and he doesn't just want his gold this time, because Leprechaun is trying to get hitched. Let's talk about Leprechaun 2.

Just bought a house that the previous owner killed his whole family in just a year ago? I'm sure nothing could go wrong with that.

We're back at it again and pitting 16 horror icons against each other to immortalize one winner of the Throbbing With Horror March Madness.

We're talking about the Stephen King written, James Wan produced, and Osgood Perkins directed The Monkey.

Chucky's got a girlfriend! We're discussing the fourth entry in the Child's Play series, Bride of Chucky.

Happy Valentine's Day! Maybe don't go out tonight if the Heart Eyes Killer is active in your city.

We're crawling out of our cave to talk about The Descent.

We're talking about Arachnophobia and had to bring in an expert. If you want to learn more about Nick's work you can go to keiserlab.com

We're looking at a modern retelling of a Universal Monsters classic and talking about Wolf Man.

We're grinning all through this episode on Smile from 2022.

We're finally back on Elm Street for the fourth Nightmare on Elm Street. Hope you're not afraid of bugs.

We're kicking off 2025 with the movie that closed 2024. Let's sink our teeth into Nosferatu.

We made it through another trip around the sun! So naturally we're discussing all of the new horror that we saw in the past year.

We're going over the third entry in the Universal Monsters Frankenstein series, Son of Frankenstein.

Happy Holidays! Billy's making a list and checking it twice. He's gonna find out who's naughty in Silent Night Deadly Night.

Greg and Corey try to bring Brett some Christmas cheer with a zombie Christmas musical, Anna and the Apocalypse.

Happy Friday the 13th. Jason's back because someone decided to dig him up during a thunderstorm. We're talking about Friday the 13th part 6: Jason Lives.

Death is back and angry again and this time it's going to traumatize an entire generation away from log trucks.

Tale as old as time, space meteor crashes into yard, the water gets weird, alpacas fuse together into a giant blob. We're talking about Color Out of Space.

Brett has a chat with director, Ryan Kruger about the new Street Trash movie.

There will be no leftovers in this episode on Eli Roth's Thanksgiving.

We're finishing up the Basket Case trilogy and talking about Basket Case 3 aka Basket Case 3: The Progeny.

We're putting on our Sunday best and going to church because today's episode is on Immaculate.

We're not dealing with a sequel anymore. Let's see who can survive now that Scream is a trilogy. Time to talk about Scream 3.

Happy Halloween! It's time to pit two members of the TWH crew against each other while another infuriates them to celebrate the holiday.

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello crossover with a bunch of our favorite monsters in Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.

We who talk behind the rows are talking about the original Children of the Corn from 1984.

Its that time of year again so we're talking about the newest entry in the VHS series, VHS Beyond.

We're sorting through the good and the bad of the Halloween series and ranking all 13 movies.

We're warming up our singing voices and watering our plants because today's episode is on Little Shop of Horrors.

Put on your fiend skull masks and grab your pitchforks because we're talking about Dark Harvest.

Maybe don't build your haunted house on an actual haunted house. We're discussing Hell House LLC.

This one's got Vincent Price, fun songs, a bar full of spooky K-Mart masks, weaponized whistling and more. We're talking about The Monster Club.

We're putting on our best goth outfits and going back to the 80's and talking about Lisa Frankenstein.

We're listing our top 5 favorite zombies from movies.

Intern Corey steps in to save the day so Brett can do another Hammer Frankenstein movie. We're talking about Revenge of Frankenstein from 1958.

Meeting new people can be so complicated. We're talking about Takashi Miike's 1999 movie, Audition.

Art the Clown is back and nobody is safe. You know it has to be a wild one if we're covering a Christmas movie in the middle of Throbtober. Let's talk about Terrifier 3.

A bunch of people on an island are attacked by giant mutant rats that are definitely not dogs in mutant rat costumes.