Summer is nearly here, and it is now time to reflect back at how the horror genre has done so far, and look forward to some wonderfully stoopid action like the Meg2! Plus Liz is on the Fantasia Press Pool and Robert has some Lovecraft short stories 4U!

Help preserve The Thing for eternity, at the National Film Preservation Board, by nominating it for the registry! It'll be like encasing it in the Antarctic Ice! Let's see if we can convince the Board to put our #1 film into the archives!

It's the Original Crew of Mike and Eric for Episode 13! We gave Robert and Liz the day off...

We have a full house of Scariest Things for Spooky Time 12! We shill for some of our favorite scary shops. We review a BLOODY action film that is getting lots of attention, and Mike continues his pursuit of Texas Chainsaw completion. Good Luck, Mike.

Put that cell phone down! It will be the end of you! Explore the horrors of trolling and the internet mob in Episode 165: Social Influence Horror. It's a lonely world, let the podcast keep you company.

In this Episode of Spooky Time: Two new horror trailers. Two book recommendations. The full breakdown of the various Boston Strangler movgies. And... a preview of Panic Fest!

Overlook is now fully back after the pandemic. Last year was pretty good, but this year had some absolute bangers. Listen to Spooky Time 10 and find out what you can look forward to coming to theaters (or streaming service) near you!

Evil Dead Rise is everything you would want a film in this franchise to be. It gets to the bloody action right from the start, and does not let up once it gets rolling. This incredibly gory film reconstructs the fundamental Evil Dead script in by making

Ladies and Gentlemen! Children of ALL AGES! Step right up and amaze at the sights and spectacles that are Circus and Carnival Horror. Step up and try your luck with Episode 164.

Ted Geogeghan wrote and directed a nifty mystery box of a film wherein a group of WWII army officers support their friend, Lt. Colonel Hockstetter (Larry Fessenden) in his attempts to to reconnect with his recently deceased wife. A terrific veteran cast

Time to check in with the Scariest Things Spooky Time, where we have some suggestions for what to wear, what to read, and where to go on a Spring Break Horror Road trip.

It's Spooky Time again! Liz and Mike report back from Austin, and Eric celebrates the #1 Movie of all time, courtesy of Variety.

The Scariest Things is heading down to Austin for SXSW and The Overlook Film Festival, two of the most influential festivals in America and we are previewing them for you in Episode 7 of Spooky Time!

If you are tired and driving down a remote desert highway, and are feeling a bit tired, you will know not check into a skeevy Motel. The Scariest Things pulls off on the side of the road to scout the dodgy lodging for you in Episode 163: Hotel-Motel-BnB.

It's time for a zombie March Madness bracket fight! The scary ladies of The Jersey Ghouls, Marissa and Jacki, abducted Eric and Liz and forced us to participate in this fiendish experiment. And we had a BLAST!

For the first time in its 117-year history, the venerable Variety, probably the most prestigious journal covering Hollywood has released its Critic's ratings for THEIR Top 100 Films of all Time. And believe it or not, a HORROR movie is rated #1!

Cocaine Bear is a rowdy and grisly (but not grizzly...it's a black bear) horror comedy that has epic set pieces and great comic timing. It has maybe a couple characters too many, but it's a fun romp with a bit of a taboo subject. In wide release now.

It's the age old debate: Book vs. Movie. Which did it better? In the spotlight in Episode 6 of Spooky Time: Paul Tremblay's novel: The Cabin at the End of the World vs. M. Night Shyamalan's Knock at the Cabin.

Spooky Time #5! Liz is back from visiting the Profondo Rosso store in Rome. It's a wee thing! Robert found a horror book club for scary book readers. Eric announces a joint effort with the Jersey Ghouls Podcast to do a zombie March Madness bracket!

With the war in Ukraine entering its second year, and embroiled in trench warfare, it is timely that Bunker takes moviegoers back to the horror of the trenches of WWI. A tight plot and strong characters makes this a go-to film for war horror fans.