Before Jigsaw, before Art the Clown, before Freddy and Michael and Jason and Leatherface, there was a single icon of horror that the world recognized and it was Bela Lugosi's Dracula. So let's go back--not to the very beginning, perhaps, because beginnings are always tricky to define--but to a landmark moment in the history of horror as we kick off October with Universal's 'Dracula'!

Did you know that fear lives within your body, a creature that attaches itself to your spine that can only be subdued by screaming? True medical fact! At least that’s the premise of William Castle’s 1959 shocker, notorious for installing buzzers in audience members’ seats. Matt Singer joins us to share the love for Castle and Vincent Price — and to discuss his fantastic new book, “Funny Business: The Old-School Wedding Crashers and Knocked-Up Virgins Who Changed Comedy Forever.” Hosted by

Send us Fan Mail In this episode we go back to revisit the Oscar winners from 1948. Gentlemen’s Agreement won Best Picture. Ronald Colman and Loretta Young won in the acting categories. Did the right candidates win? Let’s discuss. Click and listen! 🎥🎥🎬🎬 Thanks for listening!

Our recent discussions about enjoying things vicariously through cinema gets taken to something of a logical conclusion in this week's episode as we examine how Martin Scorsese depicts the notorious escapades of former multimillionaire Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street.Contact UsE: contact@jimmybernasconi.com

Jason Michael and Rob return again for the greatest month ever by heading back to their childhood, and sharing some of the creepiest Cartoons they've seen! This Episode: Courage the Cowardly Dog: Night at the Katz Motel and Cajun Granny Stew! Support the show For Spoiler merch and all your indie horror wears go support our sponsor https://goreclown.com/ And for even more Sleepover become a Patreon https://www.patreon.com/SpoilerSleepoverPodcast

LVCRFT & Heather Langenkamp (A Nightmare on Elm Street, Just The Ten of Us) come to $2 Late Fee to discuss their new album Skeleton Sam’s Deadtime Stories, favorite horror films, & more!The musical trio of LVCRFT (Evan Bogart, Amanda Warner, & Peter Wade) have joined forces with a who’s who of horror royalty (as well as pop royalty) on their new album Skeleton Sam’s Deadtime Stories. In this episode, they discuss and tease who to expect to hear on the record (Bruce Campbell, John Kassir, & Ernie

Grab a blanket, pour something warm, and settle in! This week, The Writers Hangout revisits a favorite episode, celebrating five wonderfully cozy fall films: Stepmom, The Family Stone, Mystic Pizza, When Harry Met Sally, and Baby Boom.From Nora Ephron dialogue and Julia Roberts in Central Park to Diane Keaton in Vermont, we’re talking great writing, memorable performances, gorgeous fall foliage, oversized sweaters, and plenty of movie nostalgia.Plus, Sandy reveals which films earn the coveted

The Fedora podcast celebrates its second anniversary today and to make things even more special, I am joined by co-host Simon Brown to discuss Richard Attenborough's 1978 suspense thriller, MAGIC, adapted by William Goldman from his own best-selling novel. Anthony Hopkins stars as the magician with a unique gimmick, Ann-Margret is the love of his life and Burgess Meredith is the agent who really wants to help his client. But things are not what they seem ...We explore how the film differs from the

This week, Elijah Wood appears in BLACK AND WHITE, a documentary-style film from director James Toback that explores white suburban teens obsessed with black culture. The movie's got an insane cast that includes Robert Downey Jr., Brooke Shields, Gaby Hoffman, Mike Tyson, several members of the Wu-Tang Clan playing themselves, Ben Stiller, Brett Ratner, Jared Leto, and it's the film debut of Michael B. Jordan! Boy, do we wish this one was better!

Jak napisać scenariusz filmu dokumentalnego? Jak rozwinąć własny pomysł i doprowadzić go od pierwszej idei do realizacji? W najnowszym odcinku podcastu „Filmowa Migawka” WFO Sławomir Kalwinek rozmawia z Anitą Mertyn o warsztatach scenariuszowych organizowanych we współpracy z Wytwórnią Filmów Oświatowych w Łodzi. To intensywny program dla osób, które chcą nauczyć się pisania scenariuszy filmów dokumentalnych albo mają już własny pomysł i chcą go rozwinąć. Warsztaty łączą wykłady, analizę filmów,

THE BEAST MUST DIE (1974) | Black Horror, Werewolves & a Murder MysteryBlack Deth 101 continues our annual Month of Black Horror with the wild 1974 British horror mystery The Beast Must Die.Calvin Lockhart stars as millionaire hunter Tom Newcliffe, who gathers a group of suspicious guests at his isolated estate because he believes one of them is a werewolf. His plan is simple: watch everyone, wait for the full moon—and hunt the beast.But this is no ordinary werewolf movie.The Beast Must Die

Unwind tonight with a calming sleep story designed to quiet your thoughts and ease you into deep, restorative rest. This 6-hour black-screen sleep experience blends peaceful nighttime ambience, gentle narration, and immersive storytelling as we explore How Zeus' Law Defined Ancient Greek Codes of Conduct. Settle into a historically curated journey through the customs, beliefs, and expectations that shaped everyday behavior in ancient Greece, including hospitality, respect for strangers, sacred

Welcome to the 1991 big hitter. It's a pretty long journey this one, part 4 of 4 in fact. I am going to give you the time codes below so if you don't want spoilers then, please, avert your eyes.You can now support A Year in Horror via the Patreon. Theme Music by Max Newton& Lucy Foster. Email the podcast at ayearinhorror@gmail.com Don't bother following the podcast on Facebook. But feel free to... Follow me on Twitter. Follow me on Instagram. Follow me on Letterboxd. Below are the

In this episode, Sarah and MJ discuss the film most notable for beating Citizen Kane and The Maltese Falcoln for Best Picture, How Green Was My Valley. They discuss John Ford's influence on Spielberg, whether it deserved the award, and lots and lots and lots of worker's/union rights.

Hosted by James Lott JrJohn Wayne played some very interesting characters before he became famous! Forgotten Hollywood is on Facebook!

Welcome to episode 10 of the PinkCat Podcast. It's impossible to accurately discuss the history of Pink film without covering the rampant themes of sexual assault that have been a reoccurring theme that has plagued the late-60s output of Wakamatsu Pro. We have chosen to discuss Yasuharu Hasebe's Okasu! (1976) and Hisayasu Sato's Naked City (1990), which we believe are two excellent examples of how such sensitive subject matter can be examined in a way that focuses on the resulting trauma, rather

Matt talks the latest from Colleen Hoover. He also gives his thoughts on Digger and others.

SEND US SOME FAN MAIL We’re kicking off October with a trip straight into the depths of space and possibly straight into hell. Welcome to the first episode of our October Spooky Movies series on Nostalgia Check, where Brendan and Juan finally watch the 1997 sci-fi horror classic Event Horizon for the very first time! Starring Sam Neill, Laurence Fishburne, Joely Richardson, and Jason Isaacs, Event Horizon follows a rescue crew sent to investigate a mysterious spaceship that has reappeared aft...

In this episode of The Old Front Line Podcast, we answer another fascinating selection of listener questions that explore the realities of life, death, remembrance and battlefield tactics on the Western Front during the First World War.How much safer were soldiers when they left the front line? We examine the British Army's system of rotating troops through front-line, support and reserve positions, and ask whether moving away from the trenches really improved a soldier's chances of

Unwind tonight with a calming sleep story designed to quiet your thoughts and ease you into deep, restorative rest. This 6-hour black-screen sleep experience blends soft nighttime wind, the gentle rustling of leaves in the trees, peaceful narration, and immersive storytelling as we explore How Napoleon Conquered Europe Then Lost It All. Settle into a historically curated journey through Napoleon’s rise, his campaigns across Europe, the empire he built, the decisions that changed his fortunes, and