In which Stuart & Tom return to Woodsboro…SpookTober 2025 comes to a close, with the return of Tom Stewart, as we check in with the Scream Franchise for our annual Halloween Special, this time checking out the fourth installment, with 2011s Scream 4.SPOILER WARNING (obviously) SCREAM 4 (& the Scream Franchise in general)Want to get in touch about this episode, or And Why Not? in general? You can email us at hauntednerds@gmail.com or leave us a voice message onSpeak Pipe.At the time of

The Embargo for this Novel is up today, the release of this novel is set for November 11th, 2025Please enjoy!Thank you for choosing Star Wars Alliance for all of your Star Wars News and Reviews. Send us a text or call and leave a voicemail with your Star Wars Questions, feedback on the podcast, and reactions to the latest Star Wars TV shows, movies, comics, and Novels!You can always send us an email!Starwrsalliance@gmail.comFollow us on BlueSky or Instagram!  •Star Wars Alliance- @starwrsalliance

Here we are with Friday the 13th part 7 The New Blood. The first with Kane Hodder as Jason Voorhees. Tune in to hear our thoughts, some fun trivia, and our usual reactions to the ridiculousness of this movie.

A bunch of dummy teenagers go to an abandoned fire hazzard of a house, whip out their boobs and try to kill everyone.

Anime continued its breakthrough year with Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc opening at #1 to $18 million. I break down where that falls in anime history, plus the rest in box office numbers, streaming and more!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mickey Factz, Tat Wza, and Pete Rock are back, resurrecting Our Love Hate Relationship with Comic Culture with a wild ride through the latest in comic news and nerd debates. The crew dives into Jonathan Majors’ rumored return as Kang, celebrates Damson Idris stepping into the role of Black Panther, and gears up for a Halloween Blade screening at Lincoln Center with Shaolin Jazz.Along the way, they unpack Warner Bros.’ possible sale, Disney’s looming dominance, Vision Quest theories, West Coast

The iconic score. The iconic lines. The iconic characters. After a recent October rewatch of William Friedkin's adaptation of William Peter Blatty's harrowing novel THE EXORCIST, it seemed like the perfect time to discuss this iconic film.

Ghostface may ask, "What's your favorite scary movie?", but Lauren & Aaron ask the question, "What was your first scary movie?" Get ready for a deep dive into the favorites that scared them as kids...and what scares them now. Plus, some other fun stuff!

It’s Halloween week, and what better movie to cover than Halloween — the film that defined the slasher genre. (R), 1978 Directed by John Carpenter Written by John Carpenter and Debra Hill Starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Donald Pleasence, Nick Castle, Will Sandin, and Tony Moran Music by John Carpenter

Title(s): Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (Producer's Cut: Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers) [Wikipedia] [IMDb]Director: Joe Chappelle Producer: Paul Freeman Writer: Daniel Farrands Stars: Donald Pleasence, Paul Stephen Rudd, Marianne Hagan, Mitch Ryan Release date: September 29, 1995 SHOWNOTES: It's that time again on Collateral Cinema; we are diving into yet another Halloween movie featuring everyone's favorite Haddonfield serial killer for the titular holiday. This year, it's the

I talk about Halloween and how to celebrate it as an adult. I talk about Halloween memories trick or treating in the 80's as well as some scary movies to watch around this time. Also, I read my spooky short story The Salesman. Happy Halloween!

Our first Disney Channel original movie! Today we are revisiting the 1998 Disney Channel classic Halloweentown! Join us as we unpack the 90's kid nostalgic over load, explore its deep subtextual themes and question if Kalibar is the true villian of this film. Grab your gosh darn broomstick y'all, it’s time to head back to where every day is freakin' Halloween!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@wheelofhorrorpodcast1802/videos Apple Podcast:

As we continue to stumble through Hell-o-ween,today we examine Hellraiser: Deader (2005), a grim dive into cults, addiction, and the blurred line between life and death. As a jaded journalist investigates a mysterious underground group, she’s drawn into a world where pain, resurrection, and the Lament Configuration collide. Does this entry breathe new life into the series—or leave it lifeless? Let’s find out.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@wheelofhorrorpodcast1802/videos Apple Podcast:

We discussed this past weekend's college and NFL games

On the October 22, 2025 episode of /Film Weekly, /Film editor Ben Pearson is joined by several people to talk about the latest film and TV trailers, have a spoiler-filled chat about Black Phone 2, present an interview with co-writer C. Robert Cargill, discuss the new five-part documentary series Mr. Scorsese, and present an interview with that project’s director, Rebecca Miller.(~00:30) In The

Mary and Dennis are tied up with their dayjobs this week, so as a Halloween treat, friend and fellow podcaster Josh Seybert asked his Uncle Morty to step into the breach with a review of Cecelia Condit's horror musical shortPossibly In Michigan. Starring Jill Sands, Bill Blume, and Karen Skladany. Written and directed by Cecelia Condit. Check out Josh's many projects at https://screamingatclouds.libsyn.com and his show with Andy Mascola, Empathy at the Apocalypse:

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In this episode, recorded in Winter 2023, Paul and I get into the festive mood (somewhat), by discussing 'The Stalls of Barchester' which was part of BBC's A Ghost Story for Christmas series.  Along the way I fall down the stairs and ponder whether my cat is real or imginary and Paul fails to meet Hugh Bonneville. We also found time to talk about this TV special. This episode was recorded as a Patreon exclusive episode (over at https://www.patreon.com/ErrP) but now it's free to listen to, for your

Welcome to Popcorn Podcast's salty, snackable movie news series, where we serve up freshly popped kernels from the film world. Join us for a buttery blast through The Jetsons Live-action remake starring Jim Carrey, Johnny Depp as Scrooge is teased and we revel in Send Help trailer starring Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien. Plus, we celebrate Colman Domingo as The Cowardly Lion in Wicked: For Good and farewell Hollywood icon Diane Keaton. Know someone who loves movies? Please sharePopcorn Podcastwith