Xenomania

Xenomania Episode Five – Fright NightSink your fangs into this one, horror fiends! Jon, Ryan, and Kearns sink their teeth into Fright Night (1985) and its 2011 remake, breaking down what makes Jerry Dandrige such a suave but sinister vampire. The guys reminisce about the 80s obsession with 3D effects, from flying stakes to in-your-face horror gimmicks, and debate whether the remake holds up to the original’s campy charm. Plus, let’s be real—none of us should trust Colin Farrell around our moms

Episode 4: Zombiology: Enjoy Yourself Tonight In this episode of Xenomania, Jon, Ryan, and Kearns sink their teeth into the chaotic, action-packed Hong Kong zombie film Zombiology: Enjoy Yourself Tonight. The trio unpacks the movie’s wild mix of absurd humor, over-the-top action, and emotional depth, exploring how it stands apart from traditional zombie fare. From a giant chicken monster to themes of family and redemption, they dissect the film’s unique style and its cultural impact. Is it pure

Episode 3: Overlord – Fast Zombies, Wyatt Russell, and Cloverfield Connections In this adrenaline-pumping episode of Xenomania, Jon, Ryan, and Kearns dive headfirst into 2018’s WWII cult horror thriller, Overlord. We revisit the eternal debate: fast zombies vs. slow zombies—do speed and terror go hand in hand? The conversation shifts to Wyatt Russell's gripping performance and how he’s carving his own path in Hollywood while standing in the shadow of his legendary father, Kurt Russell. Finally, we

Episode 2: "Dead Snow: Nazis, Zombies, and Snowy Gore Galore" Jon, Ryan, and Kearns dissect the cult horror-comedy Dead Snow, the Norwegian film that pits hapless students against an undead army of Nazi zombies.

Xenomania Episode One: Nosferatu (2024) In the debut episode of Xenomania, the hosts dive deep into Robert Eggers' highly anticipated remake of Nosferatu (2024). They explore the film’s roots in cinematic history, tracing its lineage back to F.W. Murnau’s 1922 silent classic. The episode discusses how Eggers reimagines this Gothic tale for a modern audience while preserving its eerie, expressionist essence. The hosts unpack the performances of the star-studded cast, the atmospheric cinematography,