Podcasts about post scream

Want to watch this episode, which is not streaming and is hard to find online? You can do that right now on the GEE Patreon! “Two Guys, a Girl and a Psycho Halloween” (October 28, 1998) It didn't want to be Friends. It really tried to give the cast real jobs, at the very least. But in the end, Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place lost the workplace setting and added three more characters, essentially becoming another Friends wannabe. Along the way, however, it had some genuinely funny episodes and even did a non-canonical Halloween special that killed off the entire cast in the style of Scream-inspired 90s slasher flicks. If nothing else, give them credit for not couching their weird episode in the context of a dream. The logo for Weirdest Episode Ever was designed by Ian O'Phelan. The theme music was composed by Nick Loiacano. Go shop at our TeePublic store! Follow: GEE on Facebook • GEE's Facebook Group • GEE on Twitter • GEE on Instagram • Drew on Twitter • Glen on Twitter Listen: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Google Podcasts • Himalaya • TuneIn And yes, we do have an official website! We even have episode transcripts courtesy of Sarah Neal. Our logo was designed by Rob Wilson. This episode's art was designed by Ian O'Phelan.

Say what you see! It's episode 75 of Devil Times Five, and this time we're talking about the wave of American slashers that tried to emulate the success of Scream. Our features are Valentine and Cherry Falls, but there's also quite a lot about Brandon Cronenberg's new movie Infinity Pool, Mia Goth's other current showcase, Pearl, and the mad dinosaur nonsense that is 65. And remember: only the very, very best movie trivia is good enough for us!

In the first battle of season 2, the boys put to heavy weights from around the turn of the millennium together to duke it out under the watchful eye of Kat Hughes (@GizmoShikari). Which will reign supreme and which will perish? That's for Kat to decide.

The second film in our Self-Aware Horror cycle is the 2012 postmodern bonanza The Cabin in the Woods. What happens when the Post-Scream style of ironic horror goes past the event horizon? The infamous Joss Whedon teamed up with Drew Goddard to create this send-up of the horror genre. The Cabin in the Woods is in many ways the paradigm of self-aware horror. It doesn't really work unless you are a horror fan and you can easily translate the winks and homage. Unlike the straight parody of Scary Movie, The Cabin in the Woods tries to move the genre past the shadow of the Scream 90s and reboot 2000s, but we are unsure of its success. Special Guest, Evan Crean from Spoilerpiece Theatre, helps ups dissect this endpoint of horror film. Or was it really just the beginning of a new era? All three of us grapple with Whedon's sullied legacy, and how the artist behind the story can deeply color our interpretation of the messages both intended and unintended. For our chaser film, we have chosen 2007's Teeth, a mostly forgotten indie horror comedy that bites down hard on the vagina dentata myth. Written and directed by famous artist Roy Lichtenstein's son Mitchell Lichtenstein, this small film did get a lot of praise and hype back when it was premiered. It won the Special Jury Prize at Sundance in 2007, but it sadly sat on the shelf for a year and was released DOA in Jan 2008.

Welcome back to the Horror. Cult. Trash. Other. Podcast! This week we're continuing our Michael Myers Through the Years episodes by discussing the fun Scream-esque meta sequel, Halloween H20, and the abysmal Halloween: Resurrection… yes, the Busta Rhymes does Kung fu one. Email us at horror.cult.trash.other@gmail.com and check us out on Social Media at the following links www.facebook.com/horrorculttrashother Twitter - @horrorculttrash Instagram - @horror.cult.trash.other Theme song is Stick Around by Gary's old band, One Week Stand. Check them out on Spotify, iTunes and many other digital distributors!

It's Fundrive at CKUW! Please donate to fundrive.ckuw.ca to help support community radio. This week on Bikini Drive-In, we discuss the 2000 film Cherry Falls. Post-Scream slashers, horror tropes & revenge. Listen every Sunday at 4:00 pm on CKUW 95.9 fm. Questions or suggestions? Email bikinidrivein@gmail.com

The Cabal journeys to the Post Scream universe of Stars Without Number to kick ass, decapitate goons, and chew bubble gum. Join Swede, Anthonii, Tripp (absent), Rex (absent) and Duck as they drunkenly careen among the Stars. With 2 of the players dropping out at the last minute, we have a flashback session with Kuro before meeting up with the crew, where she was injured and has to help a doctor on the planet Begequerdi as payment for saving her life. Bester Foyle - SwedeKuro Sakiko - AnthoniiEizo Tanaka - RexBrek Halloran - TrippGM - Duck

What's up ghouls! The Slash Lot boys are back with a brand new episode! This month your host's Sam "the damned" Lenz, Blake-enstein Ginithan, and Casey "the killer" Kelderman discuss all of their recent horror movie watches and discuss the sub-genre of teenage slashers that emerged after the widespread acclaim for 1996's Scream. The films discussed are Valentine, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Cry Wolf, and Urban Legend. Which of these is your favorites? Is there a post-Scream slasher that we are missing? LET US KNOW! Visit https://backlot605.com/ for our latest reviews, podcasts, interviews, and more! Become an official Schmuck by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/backlot605 Tee Public Store: https://bit.ly/2Bjv47Y Follow us on social media: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/backlot605/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/backlot605/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/backlot605/

Innocence has never been deadlier. This week Bee & Ryan are joined by Molly Henry to discuss 2000's Cherry Falls. This underrated Post-Scream slasher is both a twist on the genre and true to the formula. Listen to us dissect the kills one by one & say hymen more than we ever anticipated.Plus in our pop-culture check-in we talk Ryan's move to LA, Bee's big job for Netflix, and a few movies we've managed to fit in.

The Cabal journeys to the Post Scream universe of Stars Without Number to kick ass, decapitate goons, and chew bubble gum. Join Swede, Anthonii, Tripp, Rex and Duck as they drunkenly careen among the Stars. Stuck on a generation ship, looking for fuel -- and in a showdown with the natives! Can Brek and Eizo talk their way out of this one, or are Bester and Kuro going to be bathed in blood? Listen to find out.

The Cabal journeys to the Post Scream universe of Stars Without Number to kick ass, decapitate goons, and chew bubble gum. Join Swede, Anthonii, Tripp, Rex and Duck as they drunkenly careen among the Stars. In this, the 10th episode, the crew's expedition on the ancient Earth generation ship Vanguard continues. The crew has met some natives, and Brek has somehow convinced them the group is friendly. Can Brek's sociological success continue, or is the party about to be in big trouble? You understand we are talking about Brek, here, right?

The Cabal journeys to the Post Scream universe of Stars Without Number to kick ass, decapitate goons, and chew bubble gum. Join Swede, Anthonii, Tripp, Rex and Duck as they drunkenly careen among the Stars. The self destruct crisis was averted, but while the ship was tumbling through space, our merry ship and crew have been sucked into the hold of an ancient Earth generation ship. With no easy way out, our fearless crew resolves to find out all the can about this strange artifact.

The Cabal journeys to the Post Scream universe of Stars Without Number to kick ass, decapitate goons, and chew bubble gum. Join Swede, Anthonii, Tripp, Rex and Duck as they drunkenly careen among the Stars. Lost in space ... drifting among the dark reaches between stars. 2 AIs (DAVE and RALF) have been let loose and are fighting for control of the ship, and a self destruct sequence was activated. Things look bad for our crew. Can they avert self destruction? Can they make Bester less crazy? How are they going to get out this? Listen to find out!

The Cabal journeys to the Post Scream universe of Stars Without Number to kick ass, decapitate goons, and chew bubble gum. Join Swede, Anthonii, Tripp, Rex and Duck as they drunkenly careen among the Stars. The crew had some issues with their last jump and are lost in the blank spaces between the stars. Captain Eizo is so distraught he doesn't even show up for the session. Bester, having an issue with vacuum, becomes a little ... unhinged. Who would have thought Kuro would be the voice of reason? Well, shit gets a little crazy, and there maybe some AIs going a little bonkers. Honestly, I don't think this crew is long for the universe -- can they even make it to the end of this session? Bester Foyle - SwedeKuro Sakiko - AnthoniiEizo Tanaka - RexBrek Halloran - TrippGM - Duck

After the success of Scream in 1996, the slasher genre was back in the mainstream. Lee Hutchison and Kim Morrison discuss five very different slasher movies that followed Scream, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Halloween H20: 20 Years Later, Urban Legend, Cherry Falls and Valentine. Check out Kim's writing at www.thatsnotcurrent.com/author/kim-morrison/

After the success of Scream in 1996, the slasher genre was back in the mainstream. Lee Hutchison and Kim Morrison discuss five very different slasher movies that followed Scream, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Halloween H20: 20 Years Later, Urban Legend, Cherry Falls and Valentine. Check out Kim's writing at www.thatsnotcurrent.com/author/kim-morrison/

The Cabal journeys to the Post Scream universe of Stars Without Number to kick ass, decapitate goons, and chew bubble gum. Join Swede, Anthonii, Tripp, Rex and Duck as they drunkenly careen among the Stars. Captain Eizo and the crew regain control of their ship. But now, they need fuel. Join them as they go a gas run, consult Space Yelp, do a white knuckle flyby of Grimhil, and then end the session on a disturbing note.

The team is kicking off 2019 with one of the biggest game changers in the genre.... that's right - Wes Craven's "Scream." Learn how a hungry screenwriter secluded himself to quickly sell a script to pay the bills, and how that script ended up changing the horror genre forever. Anthony and Alix co-wrote this one to give you a rousing history and an in depth analysis into Craven and Williamson's iconic film.  Just how many times did Wes Craven turn down the directing job for this movie? Why was the city of Santa Rosa so divided on having a horror film shot there? What defines "Post-Scream" horror? Don't even get us started on the MPAA in this one! But most importantly... What's your favorite scary movie?  Rate, subscribe, tell your friends. Hell, even your family if they're into it. We have some good stuff coming at you this year, stay tuned!  Classic Horror 2 by Kevin MacLeod Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

The Cabal journeys to the Post Scream universe of Stars Without Number to kick ass, decapitate goons, and chew bubble gum. Join Swede, Anthonii, Tripp, Rex and Duck as they drunkenly careen among the Stars. The crew returns to the ship, and it turns out that the space monkeys make you CRAZY. Brek takes over the bridge and starts the ship up for unknown reasons. Kuro goes even crazier than normal. Can they regain control? Will anyone notice a difference between insane monkey bite Kuro and regular Kuro? Bester Foyle - SwedeKuro Sakiko - AnthoniiEizo Tanaka - RexBrek Halloran - TrippGM - Duck

The Cabal journeys to the Post Scream universe of Stars Without Number to kick ass, decapitate goons, and chew bubble gum. Join Swede, Anthonii, Tripp, Rex and Duck as they drunkenly careen among the Stars. Our merry away team on the science station yells "Run Away" and hustles back to the ship, as the Captain and red shirted assistant rush to their aid. Will they make it back to the ship alive? Can our science officer figure out how to use a simple web page? Bester Foyle - SwedeKuro Sakiko - AnthoniiEizo Tanaka - RexBrek Halloran - TrippGM - Duck

Laurie Strode lebt wieder! Michael Myers lebt wieder! Und natürlich lebt auch der SCHOCKTOBER, der nun zum siebten Mal in den Slasher-Kult reinhackt. HALLOWEEN H20: 20 JAHRE SPÄTER ist Teil der Post-Scream-Ära, bietet fast schon mehr Jump-Scare-Soundeffekte als moderne Geisterfilme und wollte eigentlich der Serie einen würdevollen Abschluss geben. Eigentlich. Tom, Sam und Christoph besprochen die guten und schlechten Seiten dieses Schlitzer-Films, der einen gewissen Nostalgie-Bonus auf seiner Seite hat. Auch in der gruseligen Jahreszeit kannst du uns natürlich gerne noch bei Patreon (www.patreon.com/cineentertainmenttalk) unterstützen. Für alle Slasher-Killer und Final-Girls die das machen, gibt es natürlich einige Bonus-Podcasts, aber – keine Sorge – unser normales Programm bleibt natürlich weiterhin kostenlos! Und was HALLOWEEN angeht: Schreib uns doch bitte, wie dir die SCHOCKTOBER Idee gefällt!

Laurie Strode lebt wieder! Michael Myers lebt wieder! Und natürlich lebt auch der SCHOCKTOBER, der nun zum siebten Mal in den Slasher-Kult reinhackt. HALLOWEEN H20: 20 JAHRE SPÄTER ist Teil der Post-Scream-Ära, bietet fast schon mehr Jump-Scare-Soundeffekte als moderne Geisterfilme und wollte eigentlich der Serie einen würdevollen Abschluss geben. Eigentlich. Tom, Sam und Christoph besprochen die guten und schlechten Seiten dieses Schlitzer-Films, der einen gewissen Nostalgie-Bonus auf seiner Seite hat. Auch in der gruseligen Jahreszeit kannst du uns natürlich gerne noch bei Patreon (www.patreon.com/cineentertainmenttalk) unterstützen. Für alle Slasher-Killer und Final-Girls die das machen, gibt es natürlich einige Bonus-Podcasts, aber – keine Sorge – unser normales Programm bleibt natürlich weiterhin kostenlos! Und was HALLOWEEN angeht: Schreib uns doch bitte, wie dir die SCHOCKTOBER Idee gefällt!

The Cabal journeys to the Post Scream universe of Stars Without Number to kick ass, decapitate goons, and chew bubble gum. Join Swede, Anthonii, Tripp, Rex and Duck as they drunkenly careen among the Stars. A very special international only episode, as Bester and Kuro (as well as Chief Prentiss and Brek, without Tripp to guide him) venture onto the totally calm and peaceful and not eerily silent research station. There is an extremely long socialist garbage time segment, elevator rides, room service, a crazy murderous attacker and a lot of staterooms. Will they ever escape? Will they figure out how a circle works? Tune in! Bester Foyle - SwedeKuro Sakiko - AnthoniiEizo Tanaka - RexBrek Halloran - TrippGM - Duck

The Cabal journeys to the Post Scream universe of Stars Without Number to kick ass, decapitate goons, and chew bubble gum. Join Swede, Anthonii, Tripp, Rex and Duck as they drunkenly careen among the Stars.In episode 2, we start in the middle of space combat (that we played completely wrong in episode 1). We sort it out, and the crew manages to totally blast some "Reavers". The Swede is a madman at the guns, but then there is a surprise from the attacking ships that Tripp picks up on. Then, some tense moments of ship to ship negotiation for everyone. Finally, a tantalizing reveal, and the curtain drops! Bester Foyle - SwedeKuro Sakiko - AnthoniiEizo Tanaka - RexBrek Halloran - TrippGM - Duck

The Cabal journeys to the Post Scream universe of Stars Without Number to kick ass, decapitate goons, and chew bubble gum.  Join Swede, Anthonii, Tripp, Rex and Duck as they drunkenly careen among the Stars.  In episode 1, the action starts at a bar in a spaceport!  Shocking!  And then there are fighting, running, overdue forms 43J, and a space battle!  Join us for zany RPG sandbox fun!  And exclamation points! Bester Foyle - SwedeKuro Sakiko - AnthoniiEizo Tanaka - RexBrek Halloran - TrippGM - Duck