Not sure what to watch for Halloween this year? Well, have no fear as Seb and Robbie trawl through our Must See Horror feature to offer up three spooky selections each! We’re talking some horror movie classics and some underrated gems. So, be sure to turn off the lights, grab your snacks and get ready to get scared and we wish you a Happy Halloween. Remember to hit that subscribe button and leave us a lovely review. There's new episodes every week, and we cover horror movies from new releases

"Jonathan Harker reist in seiner Eigenschaft als Vampirjäger nach Transsylvanien, um dem berühmtesten Blutsauger von allen, Graf Dracula, einen Pflock durch das Herz zu jagen. Doch dieser überrumpelt Harker und macht ihn zu seinesgleichen. Wenig später trifft Dr. van Helsing ein, der sich Sorgen um den Verbleib seines Schützlinges Harkers macht. Eine Sorge, die durchaus berechtigt ist, van Helsing bleibt nur noch die Erlösung Harkers. Unterdessen ist Dracula in England angekommen."

Send us a text In today's episode, I interview David and Sam Cutler-Kreutz, the duo over brother directors behind the film "A Lien" which was nominated for Best Live Action Short at the 97th Academy Awards last March. Their latest short film "Trapped" is also qualified for the 98th Academy Awards. Listen to hear about the inspiration for the story based on their own childhood as sons of a teacher, a creative effects solution that solved the central problem of their film, and the story of shoo...

Species (1995) — Sexy, slimy, and scientifically suspect, Species crashes onto the screen with H.R. Giger creature designs, government scientists in panic mode, and a half-alien femme fatale on the loose. We’re diving into the film’s weird mix of horror, sci-fi, and skinemax energy — breaking down its bonkers plot, surprising cast, and whether it’s smarter (or dumber) than it thinks. Is it B-movie brilliance or just hot nonsense with tentacles? Let’s find out.🎧 Did you enjoy the episode? Tap that

In this special Halloween episode, The Problematic Gaze dives into Robert Hiltzik’s Sleepaway Camp (1983), a cult classic slasher that mixes lakeside gore with one of the most infamous twists in horror history. What begins as a standard teen body count film turns into a messy collision of gender anxiety, repression, and moral panic. We unpack how Sleepaway Camp reflects (and distorts) early ’80s fears around gender nonconformity, the portrayal of trauma and queerness in horror, and how its sh...

Stavropocracy and Ever talk about the season premiere / Pilot episode of the new HBOMax series Welcome to Derry.  This episode is very spoiler heavy and we wonder what these kids will do throughout the season.  We all FLOATThe "CasketCast 2025" opening theme and the "Rotten Corpse Radio" outro theme was written and performed by Ever Rosacea and is individually licensed by this performer. All Rights Reserved.Follow us on Instagram @CasketCast_pod + @dynaselectricboxFind us at casketcast.com This

Analizamos Robin Hood (1973) con Javier Verdejo, Cintia Mariscal y Camila Righetti y Antonio Toca, el Mago Yen Sid, nos habla de las secuencias Disney incluidas en el ranking "Las 100 mejores secuencias de la Historia del cine" de Vulture.📼 VÍDEO en https://youtu.be/Xt7d4Xz-ZWI📲 Instagram: @hayunamigoenmi_podcast📲 TikTok, YouTube etc.: @vozparalelaAYÚDANOS a seguir adelante ➡ vozparalela.es/donarConviértete en un seguidor de este podcast:

What happens when film's most legendary B-horror director turns his unsubtle eye to the zombie genre? You get Tales of Terror, one of many Roger Corman films loosely based on Edgar Allan Poe stories. This anthology film (written by the iconic horror and scifi writer Richard Matheson) is packed with three separate creepy stories, and one of them features a gruesome strain of zombie that doesn't easily fit into our zombie categories! Join John, Andy, and Producer Brad as they dissect their

Mike White dives into the making of Vindication Swim with writer-director Elliott Hasler, whose ambitious period drama brings to life the extraordinary true story of swimmer Mercedes Gleitze, the first British woman to swim the English Channel. Set in the 1920s, the film follows Gleitze’s struggle for recognition and the grueling endurance required to overcome both physical and societal barriers. Hasler discusses the challenges of recreating open-water sequences, capturing the era’s atmosphere, and

Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere writer/director Scott Cooper discusses a few of his favorite films with Josh Olson and Joe Dante.Show Notes: Movies Referenced In This Episode Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere (2025) Crazy Heart (2009) The Last Picture Show (1971) Out of the Furnace (2013) The Deer Hunter (1978) Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (1974) Tender Mercies (1983) Black Mass (2015) The Conversation (1974) Badlands (1973) Days of Heaven (1978) Hostiles (2017) Antlers

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Send us a text Just in time for Halloween we check out the new Frankenstein film from Guillermo del Toro.

Jayme is fresh back from Winnipeg comiccon and shares her experiences with Tupper and Richie before they jump into season 2 of Peacemaker and Gen V! Plus a little Wicked For Good excitement

The Searchers finish out October with Sammo Hung's inventive genre piece Encounter of a Spooky Kind. Nick Langdon joins the gang and helps discuss the ins and outs of this fantastic Horror Adjacent™ piece. Of course there are tangents into Hong Kong cinema, Jackie Chan, Michael Mann, and other random topics; however, we focus mainly on Sammo Hung yet again  in NOT our last Sammo movie of 2025. Happy Spooky season to all the listeners! Cheers, mates.  Please rate us a 5/5 on Apple, Spotify, or

The word “vamp” has multiple meanings. To some it might mean a seductive woman. To many it will bring to mind a sanguinarily obsessed undead creature with long fangs that sleeps in coffins. To others it connotes stretching out some nonsensical patter in order to fill time! We are happy to report that two out of these three working definitions will be in play for this episode we did on House of Dark Shadows, the 1970 film spinoff of the popular television soap opera Dark Shadows. We detail the...

After the immediate flop of Patch Adams, Robin's next move in his post-Oscar win play is to portray a polish jew trying to survive in the ghetto during the Holocaust by telling fake stories to cheer up his neighbors and friends. What could possibly go wrong with that?

This week in The Ghostly Gallery, we’re shining a light on local horror talent, both on screen and on stage.First, actor Doug Decker joins us to discuss his role in Popeye the Slayer Man, his connection to the Oneonta horror film community, and his transition from radio host to actor. We’ll also dive into his earlier work in A League of Their Own and A Roadhouse Coup and hear what keeps drawing him back to the world of acting. Later, we welcome Michael Collins, who takes the stage as Renfield in

Your cinematic sleuths are back at it with special guest Phil Dragash! This week's case is 1987's ANGEL HEART. Starring Mickey Rourke, Robert De Niro, and Lisa Bonet. Written and Directed by Alan Park. Based on the novel FALLING ANGEL by William Hjortsberg.Mean Streets is produced by Luke Deckard and Matthew Booth. Edited by Luke Deckard Music by Luke Deckard

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