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Splatter Chatter hit the road! For our combined birthday we traveled to Witch City itself, Salem, Massachusetts, to see the sites and ring in the beginnings of fall along with friend of the pod Colleen who also joins us to discuss the newest horror video games as well as many of her old favorites
In episode 101 Dan and Jennifer discuss a few of their favourite horror films based on or inspired by true stories.
In episode 99 Dan and Jennifer discuss their favourite animal attack horror movies...and Jennifer has a few.
It's summertime at Splatter Chatter! To celebrate we do a deep dive in the 1986 film Stand By Me and its 1982 source material Stephen King's "The Body". Come on an adventure down the tracks with us as we discuss the film's themes on maturity, nostalgia, and those friends you had when you were 12.
In episode 95 of SPLATTER CHATTER Dan and Jennifer give themselves the heebie-jeebies talking about their favourate alien abduction/invasion films.
In episode 95 of SPLATTER CHATTER Dan and Jennifer give you a rundown of all the movies they checked out while on break.
In episode 93 Dan and Jennifer bust a gut talking about their favourite horror comedies. Types of HORROR COMEDY: Black/Dark Comedy - Contains morbid scenes so outrageous they are seen as funny. They deal humorously with subjects that are usually treated with more respect (ReAnimator) Parody - A ridiculous imitation that strives to mock all genre conventions - played strictly for the laughs (Young Frankenstein, Dracula Dead & Loving It) Spoof - Light and humorous imitation that makes good-natured fun of its target but treats the genre with respect. More often than not is mistaken for the real thing (Vampire in Brooklyn)
This week we thought we would mix it up a little and play a fun game called “desert island horror”. Four films we would take to a desert island and why?
They mostly come out at night...but sometimes during the day. In episode 87 Dan and Jennifer shed some light on their favourite day time horror films.
In episode 85 Dan and Jennifer gather around a pottery wheel, crank up the Righteous Brothers and talk about their favourite Ghost movies. Ghosts are heavily set in folklore as the spirits of the dead who can appear to the living in one way or another. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, the unknown often has us concerned about things that may go bump in the night, making it the perfect subject for the world of storytelling and visual media.
In episode 83 of SPLATTER CHATTER Dan and Jennifer Celebrate 35 years of horror by taking a look back on some of their favourite releases from 1987.
In episode 81 Dan and Jennifer discuss some of their favourite Clowns and whether their films are as iconic as they are. Clowns have an absolutely fascinating history that dates back to Ancient Egypt. But the history of clowns as we know them today is not all Happy Meals and Kids birthday parties, it's quite deeply depressing.
In episode 78 Dan & Jennifer have a look at the horrors of 2021. They talk about some of there fav horror based films, video games, websites and TV shows. Follow TerrorVison Horror Podcast. TerrorVision Instagram: @terrorvisionpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sP04oDQmabgKHx2SzCPnc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrorvisionpod
In episode 77 Dan and Jennifer debate the difference between a remake and a reboot and come up with a selection of their personal faves. Follow TerrorVison Horror Podcast. TerrorVision Instagram: @terrorvisionpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sP04oDQmabgKHx2SzCPnc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrorvisionpod
In episode 75 of SPLATTER CHATTER Dan and Jennifer howl at the moon and discuss their favourite Werewolf movies. Lore changes from culture to culture but a man with the ability to shapeshift into a wolf - usually cursed or bitten by another. The 18th century became popular in fictional literature including medieval romances - which proves people have been trying to fuck mythical creatures for centuries. Motion pictures at the end of the 18th century wouldn't be long until the werewolf made an appearance. The very first film was a silent short titled THE WEREWOLF (1913) and over the next hundred and forty-plus years has been embedded in genre cinema. Follow TerrorVison Horror Podcast. TerrorVision Instagram: @terrorvisionpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sP04oDQmabgKHx2SzCPnc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrorvisionpod
In episode 73 of Splatter Chatter Dan and Jennifer cover, every puss-filled nook and mutated cranny of their favourite Body Horror movies. BODY HORROR is easily summed up as graphic violations of the human body. Now, I know what you're thinking, aren't all horror films graphic violations of the human body? Yes, however unlike the SLASHER genre where a killer inflicts violence upon his/her victim in a familiar/safe setting (Suburbia/Summer Camp), BODY HORROR tends to spotlight a physical manifestation. DAVID CRONENBERG is definitely the best example we can give - VIDEODROME was an exploration of the fusion of flesh and technology, THE FLY is a commentary on the AIDS epidemic. It has been a prominent genre through the 80s where MELT MOVIE STREET TRASH picked the scab of America's growing homeless epidemic. The 90s and of course the post 9/11 TORTURE PORN films such as SAW and HOSTEL
In episode 71 of Splatter Chatter Dan and Jennifer rack their braaaaains to come up with their favourite zombie movies. Kicking off the craze in 1968 George A Romero introduced us to the world of Zombies with NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD this film has spawned sequels DAWN, DAY. Cut to the 80s we see a resurgence with the punk-riddled RETURN OF series and finally into the 00s with Zack Snyder's remake of DAWN OF kicking off a new era for a new generation of moviegoers. Since then there have been hundreds of comic books, TV series, and movies that explore the zombie genre. Follow TerrorVison Horror Podcast. TerrorVision Instagram: @terrorvisionpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sP04oDQmabgKHx2SzCPnc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrorvisionpod
In a different style of Splatter Chatter, Dan and Jennifer talk about Noroi: The Curse and how it surprised them. Follow TerrorVison Horror Podcast. TerrorVision Instagram: @terrorvisionpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sP04oDQmabgKHx2SzCPnc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrorvisionpod
In episode 67 Dan and Jennifer discuss their favourite haunted house movies. Follow TerrorVison Horror Podcast. TerrorVision Instagram: @terrorvisionpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sP04oDQmabgKHx2SzCPnc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrorvisionpod
In episode 65 Dan and Jennifer discuss their favourite Vampire movies. Follow TerrorVison Horror Podcast. TerrorVision Instagram: @terrorvisionpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sP04oDQmabgKHx2SzCPnc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrorvisionpod
In episode 63 Dan and Jennifer discuss gateway horror films and what got them into the genre. Follow TerrorVison Horror Podcast. TerrorVision Instagram: @terrorvisionpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sP04oDQmabgKHx2SzCPnc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrorvisionpod
In episode 61 Dan and Jennifer dive into their favourite Cronenberg films. They also discuss Sideshow's ‘Pumpkinhead' statue, Spooky Pinball's insane ‘Halloween' pinball. Dan gives us the low down on ‘Gideon Falls', and Jen fangirls for the upcoming ‘Soul Plumber'. Follow TerrorVison Horror Podcast. TerrorVision Instagram: @terrorvisionpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sP04oDQmabgKHx2SzCPnc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrorvisionpod
In Episode 59 Dan and Jennifer talk about ‘Warhammer' figures and ‘Silent Hill' skateboards. They also break down the ‘Halloween Kills' trailer, Jen's weekly watch list, werewolf cats, and the fascinating world of the ‘SCP Foundation'. Follow TerrorVison Horror Podcast. TerrorVision Instagram: @terrorvisionpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sP04oDQmabgKHx2SzCPnc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrorvisionpod
In episode 57 Dan and Jennifer welcome listeners to their new bi-weekly installation “Splatter Chatter” where they dissect the latest in horror pop culture. This week they discuss ‘Evil Dead: The Game', ‘Redfall', ‘Back 4 Blood' as well as Rob Zombie's ‘The Munsters' reboot, DC Horror, and ‘The Department of Truth'. Follow TerrorVison Horror Podcast. TerrorVision Instagram: @terrorvisionpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sP04oDQmabgKHx2SzCPnc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrorvisionpod
Hey there word nerds! Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Melanie Moyer. Melanie is a debut author and veteran ghostwriter. She graduated from the University of Pittsburgh where she studied Creative Writing, Religious Studies, Folklore, and Russian History. She regularly co-hosts a horror pop culture podcast called Splatter Chatter, serves as a co-host on the animation podcast Overly Animated, and regularly contributes pop culture pieces to Just About Write. Today we’ll be talking about her debut YA novel The Rules of Me, a fascinating novel with a unique point of view choice. In this episode Melanie and I discuss: The process of going from a short story drafted in college to a novel written years later. Point of view challenges that come with making the narrator be the main character’s imaginary friend. How this unconventional point of view choice ultimately enriches the narrative experience. The different pairs of characters that frame the story. The art and craft of world building and how to create rules for your characters. Navigating the workshop experience, with both its pros and cons. Writing for a YA audience and how to respect that reader’s point of view. Plus, Melanie’s #1 tip for writers. For more info and show notes: DIYMFA.com/223
In our thirty-fifth installment (on Friday October the 13th), we continue our Friday the 13th tradition with a look at Friday the 13th Part 2.
In our thirty-fourth installment we discuss all things IT from the original Stephen King novel, to the miniseries and the brand new feature film.
In our 33rd episode, we're looking at the real axe murders of Villisca that inspired the movie from our most recent Boos and Booze
In our thirty-first installment we look at episodes 1-9 of Twin Peaks: The Return, discuss theories, and compare to the original series and Fire Walk With Me.
In our thirtieth installment, we pay tribute to master of horror and godfather of zombie movies, George Romero.
In our twenty-ninth (and slightly delayed) installment we look at our favorite book-to-film horror adaptations and some of our not so favorite ones.
In our twenty-eighth installment, we celebrate Pride with a look at homoerotic horror, as well as the good and the bad of LGBTQA representation in horror films.
In our twenty-seventh installment we discuss the must-watch and must-read films, TV shows, and books for a horror-filled summer.
In our twenty-sixth installment, we dive into the history of Twin Peaks, ahead of the new series on May 21st. This is our longest episode yet at almost 2 1/2 hours. The music featured in this episode is property of Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch.
We usually have a pretty good time before we record our podcast. Since we keep our soundcheck we thought you may (or may not) find a topic or two of interest. The times are (29 seconds in) Trevor reads Dogfish Head Palo Santo Marron beer bottle to the group before the Phantasm 2 episode. (2.22) Trevor gives his quick thoughts on the movie Snowden. (3.54) Steve Austin vs Goldberg conversation before Splatter Chatter 5. (8.37) Halloween series comparison. (14.06) Our favorite new thing we've been doing during soundcheck: Watching music videos from around the turn of the century. This time they give their thoughts while they watch Kid Rocks... hit... Bawitdaba. Scream At the U.S.!: @Bmovietrashtalk @TrevorTurpin @SteveNormand @KeshiaTurpin www.bmovietrashtalk.com
Play along with us as we have some drinks and take in the 2017 disaster of a horror film that is The Bye Bye Man
In our twenty-fourth installment, and longest episode so far, we discuss the many horror films that have been rumored to have their sets and production cursed with some very bad luck.
In our return to the Splatter Chatter variety show we hijack Kyle's show while he's in JamPam. We talk new movie trailers, our man crush, new(er) records in our Licorice Pizza segment, Have You Seen This Boy?, and a Movie In A Minute @BmovieTrashTalk, @TrevorTurpin, @SteveNormand, @KeshiaTurpin www.bmovietrashtalk.com www.facebook.com/bmovietrashtalk Insta & Snapchat - BmovieTrashTalk
In our twenty-third installment we wrap up our month-long celebration of the scream queen with horror's pinnacle scream queen: Jamie Lee Curtis.
In our twenty-second installment, we take a look back at the 1993 film Leprechaun starring Jennifer Aniston in honor of St. Paddy's Day.
In our twenty-first installment, we continue our month-long love letter to several decades of scream queens. This week sees discussion on Debbie Rochon, Neve Campbell, and Sarah Michelle Gellar.
In our twentieth installment we begin our month long celebration of the scream queens! We discuss current scream queens Chloe Grace Moretz, Abigail Breslin, and others.
In our nineteenth installment we discuss horror films that have been acknowledged at the Oscars, specifically Best Picture winner "Silence of the Lambs."
In our eighteenth installment, we celebrate Valentine's Day with our first original vs. remake throwdown, featuring My Bloody Valentine and My Bloody Valentine 3D
In our seventeenth installment we review the recently released M. Night Shyamalan feature "Split" and discuss his work thus far
In our sixteenth installment we discuss the first film in the Friday the 13th franchise as the beginning of our new series
In our fifteenth installment we discuss the 2017 horror films we're most excited for (or not excited for) from original scripts to remakes to sequels.
In our fourteenth episode we discuss some of our favorite Canadian produced horror films as well as some holiday favorites to get you in the season!
In our fourteenth episode and second Boos and Booze we watch "Thankskilling" along side some drinks. Happy Thanksgiving Splatter Chatter listeners!
In our thirteen episode we discuss our Halloweekend and give a review of Pennhurst Asylum's haunted attraction as well as 2006's "The Covenant."
In our twelfth episode (and our last episode before the Halloweekend), we're giving you an abridged lesson in the cultural history of Halloween and some of the best media to check out for a "real" Halloween experience.
For our eleventh episode we're looking at some childhood favorites of ours for a slightly less less Halloween experience.
In our tenth installment we ring in the October season by sharing some ghost stories and talking about some famously haunted places.
In our ninth episode we, as requested, list off the films all horror novices should see and ones that should be on everyone's October marathons.
In our eighth episode we discuss this fall's horror TV line up, the good, the bad, and the very ugly.
It's our first Boos and Booze episode! We threw back a few and watched "Splatter" on Netflix. Listen in and follow along with our ridiculous commentary.
In our sixth installment we discuss (at length) the triumphs of the Blair Witch Project and the pitfalls of its recent successor as well as a preview of some Halloween attractions.
In our fifth episode, we celebrate BOTH our co-hosts' birthdays with a review of the 1980s obscure slasher "Bloody Birthday"!
In our fourth episode we discuss the recent rise in "creepy clowns" in South Carolina as well as history and origin of some other urban legends!
In our third episode we open with a discussion of the recent release "Don't Breathe" (spoilers abound) before going into our top five favorite works of horror literature.
In this second installment we look at our official horror misfires, those movies that coulda, shoulda, woulda...but didn't. We look at both excellent starts that lost their footing thanks to franchises and stand alone films that just didn't live up to the hype.
In this inaugural episode of Splatter Chatter, we introduce ourselves, our history with horror, and our top five horror films among other spooky topics!
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