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12 Horror Movie Podcasts to Make You Scream

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No category of movie inspires passionate devotion quite like the horror genre. Although “Star Wars” groupies and superhero buffs might give them a run for their money, serious horror fans let their love of monsters, slashers, aliens and demons inform virtually every aspect of their lives . Part of that unmatched intensity is due to the vast history of the genre itself. While Lucas’s “Star Wars” and Richard Donner’s “Superman” kickstarted their fandoms in the late 1970s, horror’s filmic roots stretch back to the silent classics of the early 1900s, meaning there are literally countless titles for fans to discuss, debate, collect and obsess over.  

The problem is, when you’re the type of person who strongly believes the obscure 1981 creature feature “The Boogens” is actually an esoteric masterpiece, or you’ve got strong opinions on why the 1931 Spanish version of “Dracula” is far superior to the Lugosi film, or you’re just itching to argue with someone over which cinematic interpretation of Jack the Ripper is most authentic, it’s not always easy to find like-minded company.  

Thankfully then, there are dozens upon dozens of engaging horror movie podcasts available to satisfy every fan’s individual taste in terror. Produced and hosted by some of the funniest and most intelligent film experts you’ll ever encounter, these shows will make even the hardest of hardcore horror fans feel right at home. So if you’d rather watch “Xtro” than “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial,” or you can rank your favorite Mario Bava films at the drop of a hat, here are 12 horror movie podcasts that you need to subscribe to as soon as possible.    

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Ever since the first issue hit newsstands in 1979, Fangoria Magazine has been on the forefront of horror movie coverage. So it’s only natural that their official podcast network would feature some of the best genre audio content on the web. Their most recent show is “Colors of the Dark,” co-hosted by erudite media scholar Dr. Rebekah McKendry and award-winning filmmaker Elric Kane. Having honed their craft on numerous other podcasts over the years, McKendry and Kane are a seasoned pair of broadcasters who draw you in with their fun and approachable personalities, and then knock you out with their encyclopedic knowledge of horror. Discussing nearly every new genre release in theaters and on streaming platforms, the hosts also devote episodes to cool subcategories of film, like icy snowbound horror, eerie backwoods folk horror, and horror movies about vacations gone very, very wrong.    

Every Horror Movie on Netflix  

It’s the middle of the night and you’re developing an oozing blister on your thumb from scrolling through the horror section on Netflix, desperately searching for something new to watch that won’t make you want to hurl the remote through the TV screen. But who’s heard of half of these films? The descriptions sound intriguing and the cover art is decent, but you’ve been burned way too many times before. That’s where the bluntly titled “Every Horror Movie on Netflix” podcast comes in. Amiable co-hosts Steven, Chris and Patrick (no last names ever mentioned) fearlessly sit through every horror movie on the streaming service and report back with their findings. Although they cover familiar studio films like “Poltergeist,” “Red Dragon,” and “Crimson Peak,” the real draw is hearing them discuss head-scratchers like the Emirati horror pic “Grandmother’s Farm,” the psychiatric chiller “Clinical,” the Australian zombie movie “Cargo,” and the moody Rhode Island-set thriller “The Block Island Sound.”  

Horror Queers  

Beloved by marginalized viewers and outsider artists throughout history, horror films have always been intricately entwined with queer culture. And that’s the lens through which co-hosts Joe Lipsett and Trace Thurman examine the genre on the hugely popular “Horror Queers” podcast. Tackling films with sometimes subtle and sometimes overt LGBTQ+ themes, Lipsett and Thurman analyze everything from the 1936 queer-coded classic “Dracula’s Daughter” to oddities like the raunchy 1981 slasher spoof “Student Bodies” to the recent coming-of-age cannibal drama “Raw.” Rather than rehash dense academic theory, however, the conversation here is always accessible, provocative and enormously engaging. If you’ve never looked at “A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge” as a groundbreaking coming out story, give “Horror Queers” a listen and you’ll be seeing the genre in a whole new light.    

The Kingcast  

What the acclaimed podcast “You Must Remember This” does for Old Hollywood, “The Kingcast” does for literary giant Stephen King. An absolute must-listen for fans of the author, the show takes an unfathomably deep dive into all things King, and includes perceptive analyses of both the novels and their film adaptations. But that’s only part of this podcast’s magic. On virtually every episode, co-hosts Eric Vespe and Scott Wampler are joined by a jaw-dropping list of special guests who drop by to chat about their favorite King movies and books. You’ll hear “Halloween” star Judy Greer discuss her love of “Misery,” Jamie Lee Curtis share opinions about “Stand by Me,” and “Eternals” superhero Kumail Nanjiani weigh in on “The Running Man.” Also included are in-depth interviews with Dee Wallace on the making of “Cujo” and Thomas Jane on the soul-crushing climax of “The Mist.” Part of the Fangoria Podcast Network, of course.  

Post Mortem with Mick Garris  

Most horror fans probably know Mick Garris for the numerous Stephen King adaptations he’s directed throughout his career, including the wonderfully bonkers “Sleepwalkers.” But anyone who’s actually met him in person will tell you that he’s also one of the nicest and most knowledgeable guys in the genre. And he puts that charm and brilliance to great use on his excellent “Post Mortem” interview podcast. Featuring celebrity guests like Clive Barker, producer Jason Blum, director Joe Dante, and even Whoopi Goldberg, Garris knows exactly what questions to ask, because he’s a genuine fan at heart. Think of him as horror’s answer to Mike Wallace. With a storyteller’s eye for pacing, he keeps the show moving quickly, and episodes rarely run over an hour in length, so the conversation never drags for a second.  

Kill by Kill  

Let’s face it. As horror fans, we all love a good kill scene. In fact, all too often, decent kills are the only thing that saves a film (mumble mumble “Halloween Kills” mumble mumble). And that’s the premise of “Kill by Kill,” a very funny show hosted by Patrick Hamilton and Gena Radcliffe. Each episode concentrates on a specific horror film, but rather than recap the plot, Hamilton and Radcliffe focus instead on the characters and how they die. A lively roster of special guests turn up from time to time to lend their two cents, including popular drag performer Peaches Christ and Fangoria Editor-in-Chief Phil Nobile Jr. Best of all, the podcast covers an eclectic mix of titles, including goofy movies like “Death Spa” and “Blood Rage,” along with forgotten gems like the 1979 mutant bear masterpiece “Prophecy.” Even horror-adjacent films like the gory Charles Bronson actioner “10 to Midnight” get their due here.    

The Boo Crew  

This fast-moving series from the Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network occasionally sounds like a professional Morning Zoo radio show, albeit one where the hosts spend time trading quips about slasher movies and Godzilla films rather than dishing on reality TV stars and the local weather. Energetic co-hosts Leone D’Antonio, Trevor Shand and Lauren Shand welcome an impressive array of guests onto the show, including “Midnight Mass” director Mike Flanagan, “Chucky” creator Don Mancini, and “The Devil’s Rejects” star Bill Moseley, and they keep the conversation flowing with ease. Briskly paced and extremely well produced, most episodes clock in at 30 or 40 minutes, making them the perfect length for when you’re on the go around town but still want to hear Kane Hodder discuss life after Jason. 

Development Hell  

The premise of this fascinating show from the Dread Podcast Network is simple yet ingenious. Rather than discuss a familiar horror film that you’ve seen a dozen times or more, Toronto-based host Josh Korngut spends each episode of “Development Hell” highlighting a scary movie that was never actually made. You’ll hear about abandoned “Jaws” sequels, cancelled “Hellraiser” reboots, Quentin Tarantino’s odd brush with the “Halloween” franchise, Wes Craven’s ill-fated attempt to make a creepy “Alice in Wonderland” adaptation, and Guillermo del Toro’s scrapped version of Disney’s “The Haunted Mansion.” It’s an intriguing peek at an alternate history of the horror genre, filled with tantalizing details about how close each film came to being made, what went wrong at the last minute and whether they might still see cameras roll one day.  

The Monsters That Made Us  

You won’t find much talk about Michael Myers or the latest gloom-a-thon from A24 on “The Monsters That Made Us.” That’s because co-hosts Dan Colón and Mike Manzi spend each episode insightfully analyzing Universal Studio’s iconic monster films produced between 1931 and 1956. Naturally, modern horrors do get mentioned now and then, but the show’s emphasis is squarely on the black and white classics that made Lugosi, Karloff and Lon Chaney Jr. household names. Approaching the cycle in chronological order, Colón and Manzi don’t just focus on the biggies like “Dracula,” “Frankenstein” and “The Wolf Man.” They cover all the Universal titles, including lesser-known gems like “The Mummy’s Hand,” “The Invisible Woman” and “Werewolf of London.” And in each case, they point out interesting nuances and curious connections that prove there’s much more to these monsters than meets the eye.  

Nightmare on Film Street  

This splendid all-purpose horror movie podcast earns the loyalty of its listeners through sheer positivity and tireless hard work. Co-hosts Jonathan Dehaan and Kimberley Elizabeth clearly adore the genre, and the rate at which they produce new high-quality episodes is borderline scary. Featuring thoughtful interviews with up-and-coming superstars like “Bingo Hell” director Gigi Saul Guerrero, banter-filled discussions about Eurohorror masterworks like “The Beyond” and “Tenebre” and playful debates that pit similarly themed movies like “Zodiac” and “The Town That Dreaded Sundown” against each other, the “Nightmare on Film Street” podcast should be on the radar of every horror fan with a pair of headphones.    

Horror Movie Talk  

One of the things that makes the “Horror Movie Talk” podcast such a great listen is the likable interplay between co-hosts Bryce Hanson and David Day, and the vigor with which they boldly defend their hottest takes. Basically, it’s like eavesdropping on two hilariously over-caffeinated superfans at a Chiller Convention argue about the merits of “Saw 3D.” And who doesn’t want to hear that? The cool thing is, Hanson and Day clearly know their stuff, and even if you disagree with their opinions on whether or not the 1984 Italian gore epic “Rats: Night of Terror” is or isn’t a tour de force (they’re actually split on the matter) you’ll come away with plenty to chew on… so to speak. Perhaps best enjoyed with a beer or three, “Horror Movie Talk” is a lot of fun.  

Shock Waves  

Unlike every other podcast on this list, “Shock Waves” is no longer producing new episodes, but don’t let that stop you from listening. Abruptly shut down in 2020, the show remains an invaluable audio archive and an entertaining resource for anyone interested in cinematic terror. And with more than 190 episodes still available to download, there’s a wealth of great material to dive into. Co-hosted by Dr. Rebekah McKendry and Elric Kane (who’ve since moved on to “Colors of the Dark,” mentioned previously), the show also features the input of Ryan Turek, a pioneering voice in the online horror community from way back, who today produces hits like the “Happy Death Day” series, David Gordon Green’s “Halloween” reboot trilogy, and the upcoming supernatural thriller “The Black Phone.” Special guests include “Scream” creator Kevin Williamson, “Doctor Strange” director Scott Derrickson and rocker Dee Snider, who shares fantastic stories about working with Tim Burton and makeup wizard Tom Savini.  

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• 4.8 • 21 Ratings
• JAN 1, 2024

Episode 227 Top 10 Horror Movies of 2023

Welcome to HORROR MOVIE PODCAST, where we’re Dead Serious About Horror Movies…  This episode, 227: The Top 10 Horror Movies of 2023, is the first year end episode of HMP 2.0 and part 1 of a two part year in review series. In this episode Nathan, Victor and Trey are joined by Brian Scott (Horror Movie Fanboy) to give our personal top 10 horror movies of 2023. Keep an ear out for part 2 where we give our honorable mentions and reveal the listener's top 10 (you still have time to submit your list here: https://forms.gle/nc9fEKeZtRmXnLqcA) Enjoy the episode and leave your comments below! Brian's Top 10: 1. Thanksgiving 2. Infinity Pool 3. When Evil Lurks 4. Totally Killer 5. Hell House LLC: Origins: The Carmichael Manor 6. Beau is Afraid 7. Dark Harvest 8. Talk to Me 9. The Wrath of Becky 10. It's a Wonderful Knife Trey's Top 10: 1. Godzilla Minus One 2. Thanksgiving 3. Talk to Me 4. When Evil Lurks 5. Infinity Pool 6. Huesera: The Bone Woman 7. Influencer 8. The Passenger 9. The Wrath of Becky 10. Resurrected Victor's Top 10: 1. Talk to Me 2. Infinity Pool 3. Sick of Myself 4. When Evil Lurks 5. Godzilla Minus One 6. The Pale Blue Eye 7. Brooklyn 45 8. Birth/Rebirth 9. Thanksgiving 10. Evil Dead Rise Nathan's Top 10: 1. Godzilla Minus One 2. Infinity Pool 3. Beau is Afraid 4. Moon Garden 5. Talk to Me 6. When Evil Lurks 7. Huesera: The Bone Woman 8. Birth/Rebirth 9. Thanksgiving 10. Satanic Hispanics Also, please subscribe to our show for free on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review! It really helps our visibility. Or just tell a friend. We’d really appreciate it. Link to the Horror Writers of America interview with Victor Rodriguez:  https://vhrodriguez.wordpress.com/2023/10/12/interview-with-hwa/ Links: Brian Scott: Twitter: @BrianDarthScott Facebook: Brian Scott   Nathan Bartlebaugh: www.phantomgalaxy.podbean.com Twitter: @fantomgalaxy Facebook at: The Phantom Galaxy Podcast  Email: [email protected]  Vicious Victor: Follow me on Twitter or IG so we can talk about horror movies: @dimestorecaesar Visit my website for free-to-read fiction, interviews, and links to my latest short fiction releases: https://vhrodriguez.wordpress.com/ Read my first collection THE SOUND OF FEAR: https://a.co/d/14rHPS1 Check out my supplementary podcast INSIDE THE SOUND OF FEAR: https://share.transistor.fm/s/b467629c Trey Whetstone Screaming Through the Ages Podcast - https://screaming-through-the.captivate.fm/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/ScreamingAges Facebook Group - https://m.facebook.com/groups/319316706773860/ Jackson Rawlings (Father and Son Watch Horror Movies Podcast) Twitter - @Kaine_Hero12 Velocipastor Twitter - @PastorMattR Website - https://fatherandsonwatchhorror.com/   Bill Van Veghel: Other places to find Bill: https://www.facebook.com/bvanveghel https://letterboxd.com/billhorrorguy/ https://landofthecreeps.blogspot.com/

• 2 hr 32 min
• DEC 25, 2023

HMP 226: Christmas with the Wolfman

Welcome to HORROR MOVIE PODCAST, where we’re Dead Serious About Horror Movies…  This episode, 226: Christmas with the Wolfman, is the first Christmas episode of HMP 2.0, and to celebrate the Wolfman Aukai Ligari himself joins Nathan, Trey and Victor to discuss what we love about Christmas horror and talk several of the new Christmas horror movies releasing this year, with an added bonus of a Thanksgiving mini review!  We review VIOLENT NIGHT, ITS A WONDERFUL KNIFE, THERES SOMETHING IN THE BARN, THE LEECH, THE SACRIFICE GAME and Eli Roth’s THANKSGIVING and then Trey brings a mini review of A CREATURE WAS STIRRING while Nathan does mini reviews for SILENT NIGHT and NIGHT OF THE MISSING.  And listen to a very Christmasy Tubi Terror where Bill Van Veghel encounters the Ghost of Christmas Crap and may meet his match as he reviews CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR MASSACRE.   Enjoy the episode and leave your comments below! Also, please subscribe to our show for free on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review! It really helps our visibility. Or just tell a friend. We’d really appreciate it. Link to the Horror Writers of America interview with Victor Rodriguez:  https://vhrodriguez.wordpress.com/2023/10/12/interview-with-hwa/ Links: Nathan Bartlebaugh: www.phantomgalaxy.podbean.com Twitter: @fantomgalaxy Facebook at: The Phantom Galaxy Podcast  Email: [email protected]  Vicious Victor: Follow me on Twitter or IG so we can talk about horror movies: @dimestorecaesar Visit my website for free-to-read fiction, interviews, and links to my latest short fiction releases: https://vhrodriguez.wordpress.com/ Read my first collection THE SOUND OF FEAR: https://a.co/d/14rHPS1 Check out my supplementary podcast INSIDE THE SOUND OF FEAR: https://share.transistor.fm/s/b467629c Trey Whetstone Screaming Through the Ages Podcast - https://screaming-through-the.captivate.fm/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/ScreamingAges Facebook Group - https://m.facebook.com/groups/319316706773860/ Catch up with The Wolfman here: – Wolfman’s guest appearance on the No Bodies Horror Podcast – Life Below Zero: First Alaskans– The Savage Nobles on Spotify Jackson Rawlings (Father and Son Watch Horror Movies Podcast) Twitter - @Kaine_Hero12 Velocipastor Twitter - @PastorMattR Website - https://fatherandsonwatchhorror.com/   Bill Van Veghel: Other places to find Bill: https://www.facebook.com/bvanveghel https://letterboxd.com/billhorrorguy/ https://landofthecreeps.blogspot.com/

• 2 hr 37 min
• DEC 19, 2023

Horror Movie Podcast Ep. 225: Celebrating the 10-Year Anniversary of Horror Movie Podcast

Horror Movie Podcast Ep. 225: Celebrating the 10-Year Anniversary of Horror Movie Podcast Welcome to Horror Movie Podcast, where we’re Dead Serious About Horror Movies. Episode 001 launched on October 25, 2013. And we recently hit the decade mark on October 25, 2023. For this episode, the owner of HMP, Pastor Matt Rawlings, has assembled all the hosts to celebrate the 10-year anniversary. He asked emeritus host, Jay of the Dead, to plan the agenda and moderate this episode. Jay also produced this particular show. All the hosts of HMP are present, and they include The VelociPastor himself, Pastor Matt Rawlings; Jackson “The Ripper” Rawlings; The Night Stalker Nathan Bartlebaugh; Vicious Victor “The Hellcat” Rodriguez; Bloodspray Trey Whetstone; as well as the HMP hosts emeriti: Dr. Shock, The Wolfman, Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop, Gillman Joel, and Jay of the Dead. During the course of this episode, Jay poses three questions to his co-hosts that all pertain to Horror movie releases from October 25, 2013, and October 25, 2023. Here they are: What was the most haunting Horror movie? Which Horror film has been the most “important” or most influential for the Horror genre as a whole? And which Horror film do you want to personally champion because it is a surprisingly unknown Horror gem? Also, be sure to keep listening through the very end because Pastor Matt regales us with a creepy, real-life Campire Tale about demonic possession! Yikes! Note: This 10-year anniversary celebration episode is releasing through the usual Horror Movie Podcast website and feed, as well as the feed for Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies. This episode is dedicated to all the fans of Horror Movie Podcast. SHOW NOTES [ 00:00:01 ] – Introduction - Welcome to Horror Movie Podcast, Episode 225! - Jay of the Dead welcomes the other HMP hosts: Pastor Matt, Jackson Rawlings, Nathan Bartlebaugh, Victor Rodriguez, Trey Whetstone, The Wolfman, Dr. Walking Dead, Dr. Shock, Gillman Joel [ 00:09:27 ] - A Few Thoughts on Reaching a Decade of HMP - Pastor Matt - Vicious Victor - Jay of the Dead - Jackson Rawlings - Trey Whetstone - Gillman Joel - Dr. Bishop [ 00:20:29 ] – Question 1: What was the Most Haunting Horror movie release? [ 00:54:28 ] – Question 2: Which Horror film has been the most “important” or most influential for the Horror genre as a whole? [ 01:36:24 ] – Question 3: Which Horror film do you want to champion because it is a surprisingly unknown Horror gem? Wrap-Up / Outro: [ 02:36:54 ] – BONUS: Campfire Tale – Pastor Matt’s Possession Story LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE: – HORROR MOVIE PODCAST.net– HMP: Passing of the Torch– Father and Son Watch Horror Movies– Land of the Creeps Ep. 215: South Korean Horror Catch up with “The VelociPastor” Pastor Matt here:– Horror Movie Podcast– Father and Son Watch Horror Movies Catch up with Jackson Rawlings here:– Horror Movie Podcast– Father and Son Watch Horror Movies– On X: @Kaine_Hero12 Catch up with Nathan Bartlebaugh here:– Horror Movie Podcast– Phantom Galaxy– The Illustrated Fan Catch up with Vicious Victor Rodriguez here:– Horror Movie Podcast– Website: vhrodriguez.wordpress.com– The Sound of Fear– Inside the Sound of Fear Catch up with Trey Whetstone here:– Horror Movie Podcast– Screaming Through the Ages– On X: @ScreamingAges Catch up with Dr. Shock here:- The DVD Infatuation Podcast (monthly)- Land of the Creeps horror podcast- The Illustrated Fan- Horror Movie Podcast- Film blog: DVD Infatuation.com- On Twitter: @DVDinfatuation- On Facebook: DVDinfatuation- Land of the Creeps Facebook: LotC Facebook Group- On Instagram: @dbjb6972- On Letterboxd: @dcoshockhmp- YouTube: Dr. Shock’s Channel Catch up with The Wolfman here:– Wolfman’s guest appearance on the No Bodies Horror Podcast– Life Below Zero: First Alaskans– The Savage Nobles on Spotify Catch up with Dr. Walking Dead here:- Email Dr. Bishop here: bishopk@suu

• 2 hr 41 min
• OCT 14, 2023

HMP 224: Fall Preview, Dark Harvest, Totally Killer, Saw X, Exorcist: Believer and more

Welcome to HORROR MOVIE PODCAST, where we’re Dead Serious About Horror Movies… Episode 224 is our Fall Movie preview where Victor, Nathan and Trey look at the new horror movies, shows and games being released from October through December.  Matt Rawlings also joins the gang to review the new Blumhouse comedy thriller Totally Killer, now streaming on Amazon Prime. Then we review the new horror movie from David Slade, the long delayed Halloween spook fest Dark Harvest.  Nathan covers 3 mini reviews for Exorcist Believer, Saw X and the horror anthology Satanic Hispanics.  Enjoy the episode and leave your comments below! Also, please subscribe to our show for free on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review! It really helps our visibility. Or just tell a friend. We’d really appreciate it. Link to the Horror Writers of America interview with Victor Rodriguez:  https://vhrodriguez.wordpress.com/2023/10/12/interview-with-hwa/ Links: Nathan Bartlebaugh: www.phantomgalaxy.podbean.com Twitter: @fantomgalaxy Facebook at: The Phantom Galaxy Podcast  Email: [email protected]  Vicious Victor: Follow me on Twitter or IG so we can talk about horror movies: @dimestorecaesar Visit my website for free-to-read fiction, interviews, and links to my latest short fiction releases: https://vhrodriguez.wordpress.com/ Read my first collection THE SOUND OF FEAR: https://a.co/d/14rHPS1 Check out my supplementary podcast INSIDE THE SOUND OF FEAR: https://share.transistor.fm/s/b467629c Trey Whetstone Screaming Through the Ages Podcast - https://screaming-through-the.captivate.fm/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/ScreamingAges Facebook Group - https://m.facebook.com/groups/319316706773860/ Jackson Rawlings (Father and Son Watch Horror Movies Podcast) Twitter - @Kaine_Hero12 Velocipastor Twitter - @PastorMattR Website - https://fatherandsonwatchhorror.com/   Bill Van Veghel: Other places to find Bill: https://www.facebook.com/bvanveghel https://letterboxd.com/billhorrorguy/ https://landofthecreeps.blogspot.com/

• 3 hr 47 min
• OCT 13, 2023

HMP 223: At Your Mercy and Tribute to William Friedkin

Welcome to HORROR MOVIE PODCAST, where we’re Dead Serious About Horror Movies… Episode 223 is our return episode and features the new teams first foray into an At Your Mercy segment, where we let you the listeners choose the films we watch, and then we pick from the provided titles. This time around Trey, Victor, Nathan and Matt are joined by HMP host emeritus Dave Dr. Shock Becker as they review four titles including: The Private Eyes The Keep  Ernest Scared Stupid  Chud II: Bud the Chud  Jay Pyles provides a segment reviewing two horror films featuring imprisoned characters and vicious voyeur games.  Terror on Tubi returns as Bill Van Veghel covers the Dan Curtis chiller Burnt Offerings starring Oliver Reed and Bette Davis.  Then our 3 horror hosts each cover a host of recent films including The Meg 2, Last Voyage of the Demeter, Talk to Me, Resurrected and The Doom that Came To Gotham.  We also pay tribute to the late great William Friedkin, director of The Exorcist, The Guardian and Bug, as well as non horror films like The French Connection and Sorcerer.  Enjoy the episode and leave your comments below! Also, please subscribe to our show for free on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review! It really helps our visibility. Or just tell a friend. We’d really appreciate it. Link to the Horror Writers of America interview with Victor Rodriguez:  https://vhrodriguez.wordpress.com/2023/10/12/interview-with-hwa/ Links: Nathan Bartlebaugh: www.phantomgalaxy.podbean.com Twitter: @fantomgalaxy Facebook at: The Phantom Galaxy Podcast  Email: [email protected]  Vicious Victor: Follow me on Twitter or IG so we can talk about horror movies: @dimestorecaesar Visit my website for free-to-read fiction, interviews, and links to my latest short fiction releases: https://vhrodriguez.wordpress.com/ Read my first collection THE SOUND OF FEAR: https://a.co/d/14rHPS1 Check out my supplementary podcast INSIDE THE SOUND OF FEAR: https://share.transistor.fm/s/b467629c Trey Whetstone Screaming Through the Ages Podcast - https://screaming-through-the.captivate.fm/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/ScreamingAges Facebook Group - https://m.facebook.com/groups/319316706773860/ Jackson Rawlings (Father and Son Watch Horror Movies Podcast) Twitter - @Kaine_Hero12 Velocipastor Twitter - @PastorMattR Website - https://fatherandsonwatchhorror.com/   Bill Van Veghel: Other places to find Bill: https://www.facebook.com/bvanveghel https://letterboxd.com/billhorrorguy/ https://landofthecreeps.blogspot.com/

• JUL 31, 2023

Horror Movie Podcast 222: Underrated/Offbeat Slashers and The Scream Heard Round the World

Welcome to HORROR MOVIE PODCAST, where we’re Dead Serious About Horror Movies… Episode 222 is the first slasher episode of HMP 2.0! We take a look at some offbeat and underrated slashers and have a lively debate about Wes Craven's Scream   Bill Van Veghel kicks things off with his TUBI TERROR segment that looks at the little-seen slasher REDEEMER.  Then our 3 horror hosts each bring one underrated/off-beat slasher to the table to review and follow up with a spirited discussion of other titles that qualify.  The Velocipastor Matt Rawlings and Nathan invite Dave Zee on to debate the influence of 1996's SCREAM on the genre and whether it truly revitalized the horror landscape or was just one brief flash in the pan.  On SCREAMING ONLINE, Victor  Nathan and Trey discuss the newly released BIRD BOX: BARCELONA on Netflix.  Finally, in HORROR ON THE BIG SCREEN, Nathan reviews the new supernatural thriller COBWEB and lets you know if it's worth tracking down in a somewhat limited theatrical run.  Enjoy the episode and leave your comments below! Also, please subscribe to our show for free in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review! It really helps our visibility. Or just tell a friend. We’d really appreciate it. SHOW NOTES: [0:00:40] I. Introduction [ 0:03:10 ] Tubi Terror with Bill Van Veghel Redeemer Bill: 6.5/10  [ 0:14:25] Underrated/Offbeat Slashers  Victor: Peeping Tom  Trey: Bloody Moon Nathan: Strange Behavior/Dead Kids  [2:02:00] "The Scream Heard Round the World" with Matt Rawlings, Nathan Bartlebaugh, and guest Dave Zee  [ 3:23:05] IV. Screaming Online Bird Box: Barcelona (2022) Trey: N/A  Victor: 7/10 Nathan: 7/10  [3:43:20] Horror on the Big Screen: Cobweb (2023) Nathan: 6.5/10 [3:56:25] Wrap-Up / Plugs / Ending Links for HMP Slasher Episodes with Gregamortis: Episode 101 Episode 102 Episode 103 Episode 104 Links: Nathan Bartlebaugh: www.phantomgalaxy.podbean.com Twitter: @fantomgalaxy Facebook at: The Phantom Galaxy Podcast  Email: [email protected]  Vicious Victor: Follow me on Twitter or IG so we can talk about horror movies: @dimestorecaesar Visit my website for free-to-read fiction, interviews, and links to my latest short fiction releases: https://vhrodriguez.wordpress.com/ Read my first collection THE SOUND OF FEAR: https://a.co/d/14rHPS1 Check out my supplementary podcast INSIDE THE SOUND OF FEAR: https://share.transistor.fm/s/b467629c Trey Whetstone Screaming Through the Ages Podcast - https://screaming-through-the.captivate.fm/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/ScreamingAges Facebook Group - https://m.facebook.com/groups/319316706773860/ Jackson Rawlings (Father and Son Watch Horror Movies Podcast) Twitter - @Kaine_Hero12 Velocipastor Twitter - @PastorMattR Website - https://fatherandsonwatchhorror.com/  Bill Van Veghel: Other places to find Bill: https://www.facebook.com/bvanveghel https://letterboxd.com/billhorrorguy/ https://landofthecreeps.blogspot.com/ Links for Dave Zee:On Apple Podcasts: Exploding Heads Horror Movie PodcastOn Facebook: Exploding Heads Horror Movie PodcastPatreon: Exploding Heads Horror Movie PodcastOn YouTube: Exploding HeadsExploding Heads on Twitter: @HeadsHorrorWith Watson: The Wat-Zee Party Horror ShowWat-Zee Twitter: @WatZeeParty

• 3 hr 59 min
• ©2023 1801 Media, Inc.

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The og of horror movie podcasts is back.

Nathan Trey and Victor are all awesome on their own and I like their chemistry together here as the new hosts! Love having HMP back! It’s the first horror movie podcast I ever listened to back in the day. Nice having familiar names as very special guest stars too!

Always been a fan. Love the new hmp where they are Dead serious about horror movies.

Been listening for years and I really enjoy the new hosts. HMP as good as ever.

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The 10 best crime junkie podcast episodes ranked.

The best Crime Junkie podcasts feature a fascinating and grisly tale told by the excellent hosts and provide insights into a broader topic.

• True crime is a popular genre that delves into grim stories of murder, serial killers, and kidnappings, captivating human curiosity about darkness.
• Crime Junkie podcasts provide detailed accounts of horrific crimes, engaging listeners with stories of unsolved mysteries and chilling narratives.
• Hosts Flowers and Prawat explore the broader impact of crimes, highlighting the effects on families and communities, offering insightful perspectives.

The following article contains discussions of murder, extreme violence, sexual violence, and torture.

The best Crime Junkie episodes feature a fascinating and titillating case but also make a broader point about something the crime was adjacent to, whether that's a societal ill that needs mending, a police procedure that needs updating, or something more nebulous that a horrific crime has exposed about a person, peoples, or the world. One of the best podcasts about true crime , Crime Junkie released in December 2017, and is hosted by Ashley Flowers and Brit Prawat. Since 2017, Crime Junkie has released a podcast every week.

True crime is an immensely popular genre of storytelling with movies, TV shows, podcasts, and even TikTok getting in on the true crime wave . These stories about murders, serial killers, and kidnappings are grim affairs to be sure, but there's something fascinating about these tales that activates something deep within people's minds and keeps them engaged as they examine humankind's propensity for darkness. Crime Junkie has a mix of podcast episodes; murders, serial killers, kidnappings, and more are all covered in considerable detail with Flowers and Prawat's engaging and charming banter keeping the show from becoming too dire.

10 True Crime Podcasts With Unique Formats

10 mysterious death of: ellen greenberg, a confusing and heartbreaking loss of life.

The "Mysterious Death Of: Ellen Greenberg" episode covers the suspicious suicide of Ellen Greenberg in 2011 after she suffered over 20 stab wounds, leading many to believe that there was foul play involved. Conflicting evidence at the crime scene and the particularly violent cause of Greenberg's death suggested that she was actually a victim of homicide, though the case was eventually ruled a suicide. Flowers and Prawat provide a thorough accounting of the incident, examining all the theories about the event.

Most significantly, and the reason this is one of the best Crime Junkie episodes, is that the hosts make time for Greenberg's family and friends, and examine how her death affected her community in Philadelphia . This can often be a piece missing from true crime productions, and the unsatisfactory answer to Greenberg's death requires hearing her close ones' feelings on the matter.

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9 Wanted: Austin Yogurt Shop Killer

A quadruple homicide remains unsolved.

In 1991, at an I Can't Believe It's Yogurt! shop in Austin, Texas, four teenage girls were sexually assaulted and murdered by unknown assailants. Police officers came across the scene after noticing the store was on fire only to find the burned bodies of the victims, but no one else in the store. It's a heinous and gruesome story that Flowers and Prawat handle delicately . Four men, Robert Springsteen, Michael Scott, Maurice Pierce, and Forrest Welborn, were all accused of the crime.

However, each one was subsequently exonerated and released if imprisoned or had charges dropped against them, because of conflicting stories, mistrials, and DNA evidence pointing away from them. The identity of the assailant, or assailants, remains unknown and the hosts' discussion about the awful events of the night is chilling.

8 Infamous: Las Cruces Bowling Alley Massacre

Flowers and praway examine mass shooting trauma.

This episode of Crime Junkie investigates a massacre that took place on February 10, 1990, at a Las Cruces, New Mexico, bowling alley. With seven people shot and five fatally wounded, it's tied for the deadliest mass shooting in New Mexico history. Two men set out to rob the bowling alley, only to apparently change their minds and turn the lanes into a murder scene. The perpetrators were never caught and Flowers and Prawat focus the conversation on the effects of the event on the community.

This mass shooting had major ripples across Las Cruces and the aftermath of all the senseless violence is harrowing. The podcast emphasizes the devastation wrought on the community and the episode makes a poignant and sadly all too well-known point about the trauma caused by mass shootings. There are inspiring moments of bravery as the hosts also cover the incredible resilience of the survivors.

7 Murdered: Laci Peterson

A shocking and terrible story about a dark marriage.

The two-part podcast episode "Murdered: Laci Peterson" explores the case of Peterson's disappearance on December 24th, 2002. Peterson, pregnant with her and her husband Scott's unborn child, disappeared only to eventually turn up dead a few months later. Scott was eventually found guilty of the murder, though he proclaimed his innocence at every turn.

Prawat and Flowers paint a detailed picture of Laci and Scott's life together , and though they manage to present both sides of the story, the increasingly odd behavior of Scott throughout the story cannot be ignored and his lies and the coincidences on the day begin to pile up. It's a twisting, turning tale, and the complexities of the case and how the media was quick to jump on this grisly story are as absorbing as the discussion of the murder.

6 Murdered: The Powell Family

Two sons are caught in the middle of a horrible crime.

Flowers and Prawat delve into the disappearance of Susan Powell and the strange saga that followed. In December 2009, Susan disappeared and authorities eventually set their sights on Josh Powell, her husband. Josh's conflicting stories about what he was doing that day and extremely suspicious behavior, such as showing little grief and soon moving away to live with his father, paint the man in an undeniably guilty light. What's worse is that it soon seems that Josh's two young sons were forced to go along with the crime.

As suspicions rose and accusations were levied, Josh ended up killing himself and his five-year-old sons. It's a tragic and shocking ending to the episode that Flowers and Prawat build to masterfully. There are numerous side stories and tangents that increase the horrifying nature of the story , but the hosts never lose sight of what the real crime is.

5 Captured: The Golden State Killer

A meticulous killer captured by dna technology.

This "Captured" episode recounts the story of the Golden State Killer who stalked Californians from the 1970s to the 1980s. A frightening figure from the era, the Golden State Killer was a highly meticulous serial killer who followed a particular pattern of surveilling his targets before killing them. Flowers and Prawat give a detailed look at his methodology and the horrifying lengths he went to to rape and murder his victims.

He's a brutal killer and the docuseries made about him, I'll Be Gone in the Dark , is the type of true crime documentary that squeamish viewers may immediately nope out of . This is one of the Crime Junkie podcasts with a "happy" ending however , and the killer, Joseph James DeAngelo, was eventually captured thanks to the novel application of DNA databases. The hosts' discussion of these processes is illuminating and never too "in the weeds" for the audience.

4 Survived: Elizabeth Smart

A stirring tale of bravery in the face of evil.

"Survived: Elizabeth Smart" is another of the more uplifting Crime Junkie episodes and is a welcome respite from the usual doom and frustration . In this inspiring tale of resilience, a 14-year-old Smart was abducted from her home in Salt Lake City, Utah on June 5, 2002. Brian David Mitchell and his wife Wanda Elaine Barzee kidnapped Smart from her home and took her to a compound in the woods 18 miles outside the city, where she was held for nine months and was sexually and physically abused.

Mitchell and Barzee would take Smart out in public, covered in a disguise or head-to-toe robes to ensure no one recognized her. The hosts' recount of her rescue almost feels too unbelievable to be real, with her sister suddenly remembering the voice of the abductor, leading the police to Mitchell. The podcast is like a thriller movie as the police gather enough information to find Mitchell, and Smart is the hero who comes out of her ordeal advocating for missing persons and victims of sexual assault. It's tough to listen to, but offers hope at the same time.

3 Serial Killer: Israel Keyes

This serial killer's life ends on a theatric and disturbing note.

Israel Keyes was a seemingly well-to-do war hero, business owner, and father, but that mask of normalcy was hiding a disturbed serial killer. After Keyes was arrested for the murder of Samantha Koenig in 2012, the extent of his violence was brought to light. Keyes made "kill kits", filled with money, guns, and disposal materials, and left these all over the country, sometimes years before he actually used them. His killings were suspected to have begun in 2001 and Flowers and Prawat go over in meticulous detail his cold responses to the police investigation.

When the hosts investigate Keyes' suicide in prison, the episode becomes even more mysterious. The serial killer took his own life while awaiting a trial and left a note with satanic drawings and phrases that have fascinated and unnerved investigators ever after.

2 Murdered: The Watts Family

A brutal and senseless domestic series of murders.

"Murdered: The Watts Family" discusses one of the most shocking and tragic instances of domestic violence in American history. On August 13, 2018, a pregnant Shanann Watts and her two children, Bella (4) and Celeste (3), went missing. After a failed polygraph test, it didn't take long for the police to suspect Shanann's husband, Christopher, of being the culprit. Unable to keep his story straight for very long, Christopher ended up confessing to strangling his wife, suffocating his daughters, and hiding their bodies.

Flowers' and Prawat's description of the neighbor's camera footage of the evening is haunting and showcases just how good they are at creating an uncomfortable and shocking atmosphere just by explaining the chain of events. It's a bald-faced and brutal murder, and it's even more confusing in that there has been little reason ever given for the familicide.

1 Serial Killer: The Green River Killer

Dna solves a decades-long criminal case.

Crime Junkie delves into Gary Ridgway's crimes in the 1980s Pacific Northwest in "Serial Killer: The Green River Killer". Flowers and Prawat do an excellent job of setting the stage in this episode, painting a picture of the time period, and then slowly inserting the 49 known murders committed by Ridgway into the story. Ridgway patrolled Washington state and primarily targeted young women who were sex workers or unhoused so that he could entice them back to his home where he would kill them.

The Crime Junkie hosts go over the polygraph test Ridgway passed that cleared him of any wrongdoing in 1984, allowing him to operate for nearly 17 more years. Their discussion on the breakthrough DNA technology that eventually led to Ridgway's capture and incarceration is a thrilling and captivating look at how science and police work have only recently come together to solve some long-standing and terrible cases.

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