World Of Horror Podcast

Andy takes a deep dive into the 1974 horror film, Deathdream AKA Dead of Night. This movie was directed by Bob Clark who also directed such films as Black Christmas and A Christmas Story.

This weird 80s film is about a killer elevator! Andy takes a deep dive into this Dutch horror movie. Directed by the same guy that made a bunch of music videos for the Dutch rock band Golden Earring.

Andy takes a look at an obscure 80s slasher, Fatal Games.

In the latest episode, Andy makes a small tribute to the late Roger Corman and talks about his first Edgar Allan Poe adaptation House of Usher, released in 1960. The film stars Vincent Price.

In this episode, Andy takes a look at 80s horror movie SlaughterHouse Rock. The film combines elements of demonic possession and slasher classics. The score,created by new wave band Devo also adds to the atmosphere.

In this episode, Andy looks at one of his childhood favorite movies, It Came From Outer Space. The movie was directed by Jack Arnold, who also directed Creature From The Black Lagoon.

In this episode, Andy takes a look at a lesser known horror thriller movie, Mute Witness. Taking inspiration from classic films by Alfred Hitchcock, this movie will keep you on the edge of your seat. The film also has a surprise cameo! If you want to see it before listening, you can see it on Shudder!

This episode's film is inspired by a short story by HP Lovecraft, The Lurking Fear. The movie Lurking Fear is a Full Moon Production, produced by Charles Band. The movie stars Ashley Laurence and Jeffrey Combs.

The Church is an Italian horror movie produced by Dario Argento and directed by Michele Soavi. This movie has the feel of John Carpenter's Prince Of Darkness. The special effects are another reason to seek out this hidden gem.

Andy watches The Premonition, released in 1975. This psychological horror film stars Richard Lynch. This movie offers creepy clowns and psychic visions. Hear Andy's thoughts on the movie and trivia along with the behind the scenes look at the production.

Directed by John McTiernan and starring Pierce Brosnan, Nomads from 1986 is a supernatural horror movie that is full of atmosphere. Andy takes a deep dive into the production and story and gives his thoughts on the movie.

Two Evil Eyes is a Horror Anthology film with 2 segments, one directed by George Romero and the other directed by Dario Argento. The film also stars such actors as Adrienne Barbeau, Harvey Keitel, E.G. Marshall and Tom Atkins. Another bonus is the fact that the special effects are done by Tom Savini. Andy takes a look at this weirdly obscure movie and gives his thoughts.

Here's a Giallo for you, but not an Italian one, but a Spanish one! That 's right, we get a Spanish Giallo. The film stars Spanish horror legend Paul Naschy, who also wrote the screenplay for the film. This film is also known as The House Of Psychotic Women.

Andy is joined by his co-host Phantom Dark Dave to talk about 60s horror classic Spider Baby. The movie is directed and written by exploitation filmmaker, Jack Hill. Lon Chaney Jr. and Sid Haig stars in the movie.

Andy watches another Christopher Lee horror gem from the 60s! It's the Euro Horror movie The Torture Chamber Of Dr. Sadism AKA The Snakepit and the Pendulum translated from it's original German title. Check out the episode and discover a lesser known horror movie!

What's that in sky? Is it a bird, a plane, a bee? No, it's a Bee Girl! Andy watches 70s SciFi Horror movie Invasion Of The Bee Girls and shares his thoughts.

Andy taps into some more obscure 80s horror and watches the Roger Corman produced Munchies from 1987. If you like movies similar to Gremlins and Ghoulies, this is for you.

Andy watches a British Christmas Slasher, 1984's Don't Open Till Christmas. This movie has quite the production history, with going through 3 directors before finishing. Listen to find out if this obscure Christmas Slasher is worth your time.

In this episode, Andy takes a look at the production history and themes of 1976 horror movie Haunts. While some may classify this movie as a proto-slasher, it sits more squarely in the psychological horror category. The ending is quite the head scratcher.

Andy tackles Italian werewolf movies in this episode! More specifically, he explores the production and history of Werewolf In A Girls' Dormitory AKA Lycanthropus. In this movie, we get a detective style investigative approach and a scientific explanation for the werewolf. Can you guess who the werewolf might be?

Andy shares about Italian gothic horror movie The Blancheville Monster from 1963, inspired by Edgar Allan Poe.

It's time for another Bill Rebane production! This low budget regional horror movie is a deep cut. This movie is not talked about much. Should it be remembered or stay forgotten? It's The Game AKA The Cold from 1984.

Andy takes a look at a 70s horror film that was a product of the canadian tax shelter laws. The movie is Cathy's Curse released in 1977. This is an interesting mix of The Exorcist and The Omen. Exorcisms were all the rage in the 70s.

Andy dives into Spanish & British Horror classic, Horror Express. This movie was released in 1972 and stars Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, and Telly Savalas of Kojak fame. Listen to find out what this often overlooked film has to offer to modern audiences.

In this Halloween episode of the World of Horror, Andy takes a look at a film set during this special time of year. He is exploring Trick or Treats from 1982. Directed by Gary Graver and starring Peter Jason, David Carradine, Carrie Snodgress, and Steve Railsback.

Andy dives into another exploitation gem with Scream Bloody Murder from 1973. This film is part proto-slasher, part exploitation, part psychological horror. Check out the episode to see what this film might have to offer for modern viewers.

Andy continues his forgotten horror series from the mill creek box sets. In this episode, Andy explores the Canadian Horror movie Funeral Home released in 1980. The film was originally titled Cries in The Night. The film was directed by William Fruet, who directed such films as The House by the Lake AKA Death Weekend, Spasms, and Killer Party.

In the latest Forgotten Horror series episode, Andy explores the Bloody Brood released in 1959, starring Peter Falk.

Andy once again dives into the world of 70s Horror with Sisters of Death released in 1977. This is one of the first sorority slasher movies. Stars cult icon Claudia Jennings.

Continuing the Forgotten Horror Series, Andy takes a look at 1974's The Devil Times Five AKA Peopletoys. If killer kids are your thing, you will want to check out this episode!

Andy is joined by Dave as they look at another forgotten horror movie. They review The Driller Killer from 1979. Check out Dave on the All Things Dave podcast!

Andy discovers his first South African slasher movie! It's The Demon from 1979 starring Cameron Mitchell. Inspired by John Carpenter's Halloween.

Andy looks at a zombie movie made by Jess Franco, 1982's Oasis Of The Zombies.

Andy checks out The Demons Of Ludlow 1983, from Bill Rebane, regional filmmaker from Wisconsin.

Andy gets festive and talks about underrated Christmas Horror movie Silent Night Bloody Night from 1972.

Andy takes a look at 70s Spanish Horror movie Murder Mansion from 1972.

Andy is joined by co-host Phantom Dark Dave as they dive into I Bury The Living from 1958.

Andy takes a look at Gothic from 1986, a film that takes a very creative approach to the origin story of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

Andy finds a new Robert Englund movie! It's not a Nightmare On Elm Street movie! What could it possibly be?? It's just a drive in movie from the 70s that's not quite what it appears to be.

Andy is joined by Phantom Dark Dave and they talk about Giallo Horror classic Deep Red directed by Dario Argento.

Andy talks about Spanish folklore and obscure Spanish Horror film The Witches Mountain from 1973.

Andy introduces his new format and series, Forgotten Horror, where he will explore the world of obscure horror movies. This first episode will be about Bell From Hell 1973.

In this episode, Andy & Dave talk about the Found Footage style of filmmaking within the Horror genre. They go over the history of these films and highlight some of the more successful titles. They also talk about some of their favorite found footage movies that others may have went under the radar. We are a part of the SIP Network of podcasts! www.sipnet.us Andy's Social Media Links: Twitter: @blackcatpodcast Instagram: @andyussery Dave's Social Media Links: Twitter: @dave_phantom

Andy continues his journey through the Chilling Classics box set from Mill Creek Entertainment. In this episode, he discusses the 1987 film Bad Taste, directed by Peter Jackson. We are a part of the SIP(Slightly Irregular Podcast) Network! sipnet.us Andy on Twitter: @blackcatpodcast Andy on Instagram: @andyussery Dave on Twitter: @dave_phantom

Andy & Dave discuss the horror remakes that they would love to see made. Andy's Social Media: Twitter: @blackcatpodcast Instagram: @andyussery Dave's Social Media: Twitter: @dave_phantom

Andy and Dave talk about John Carpenter's SciFi Horror Classic The Thing from 1982. They talk about the evolution of the story from the novella to the screen. They also chat about first time watches and what they love about this movie. Member of the SIP Network - On Twitter: @NetworkSip On Instagram: @sipnetwork www.sipnet.us Social Media: Andy - Twitter: @blackcatpodcast Instagram: @andyussery Dave - Twitter: @dave_phantom

Andy goes solo in this episode and tackles a new review series. He is reviewing movies from the Mill Creek Entertainment 50 movie packs. Andy will dedicate an episode to each movie in the sets that he owns. The first movie talked about is The Alpha Incident from 1978. Follow Andy: Twitter - @blackcatpodcast Instagram - @andyussery

Andy & Dave discuss their love of 90s Horror and why it may be getting a bad reputation from within the horror community. Dave on Twitter: @dave_phantom Andy on Twitter: @blackcatpodcast Andy on Instagram: @andyussery

Andy and Dave talk about horror classic Amityville II: The Possession from 1982. Andy's Social Media Links: Twitter: @blackcatpodcast Instagram: andyussery Dave's Social Media Links: Twitter: @dave_phantom Members of the Slightly Irregular Podcast Network www.sipnet.us

Andy is joined by Jamie Ray from Fave Five From Fans Podcast to discuss the 70s satanic film, The Devil's Rain. Jamie's Links: Twitter: @Fave5FromFans Website: favefivefromfans.com We are a proud member of the SIPNetwork sipnet.us

Andy and Dave talk about one of their favorite Halloween movies. They compare and contrast between the producers cut and theatrical cut.