DAWN OF THE HORRORCAST (and other genres)

On this episode, I dig into one of the most uncomfortable horror movies of the 2000s with Deadgirl — a bleak mix of zombie horror, obsession, isolation, and moral collapse set against the backdrop of awkward high school outcasts and an abandoned mental hospital.Trailer Park reactions to Chum and Evil Dead Burn, and RIP shoutouts to Jonathan Tiersten from Sleepaway Camp and Beau Starr from Halloween 4 and Goodfellas.

Me and Jim stay in space as discuss well aged scifi-horror slasher flick Jason X. Ki ki ki ma ma ma. Trailer park features Hokum, Killer Whale, and Hive.

Happy St Paddy's Day!Me and Jim head to space with Leprechaun 4: In Space. We break down the blatant alien ripoffs, the bizarre bloodless kills, and all the rest of the direct to video insanity. From Mittenspider to a giant Leprechaun, this movie is as dumb as it is entertaining.Trailer Park: Faces Of Death (2026)Scary Movie 6In A Violent Nature 2

Merry Christmas and happy holidays to everyone! Hopefully no one gets an android that dry humps you because it wants you to be his mother. That would be awkward.

Happy belated turkey day! Listen to me recount and review Eli Roth's holiday horror slasher Thanksgiving. Not as good as the Hostel films but still a fun time! Trailer Park: Housemaid and Primate

Happy Halloween week! I’m diving into the underrated — yet still flawed — Friday the 13th remake. I also rant about Walmart’s ridiculous plan to destroy the Monroeville Mall (Dawn of the Dead), talk a bit about the Return to Silent Hill update, and check out the trailer for the upcoming Silent Night, Deadly Night remake. Enjoy!Intro music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

Happy Halloween season! I finally wrapped up editing and cleaning up part 2 of my chat with Tutor. In this second half, we dive into Return of the Living Dead.

Part 1 is packed. Tutor is back and we discuss the George A. Romero "Of The Dead" films (always a hot topic amongst the 2 of us), cover some horror news, and in "Trailer Park" we watch the upcoming Mortal Kombat 2 movie trailer and Hellraiser: Revival video game. We also share our thoughts on Jurassic World: Rebirth. Enjoy and stick around for Part 2 where we go all in on Return of the Living Dead.

In this special 4th of July episode, we celebrate 50 years of Jaws! I’m joined by my friends Ross and Kait—die hard Jaws fans—who sat down with me for a full scene-by-scene breakdown before heading to Martha’s Vineyard for the film’s 50th anniversary celebration. We dive into behind-the-scenes trivia, character dynamics, and why this movie still defines summer (and shark-related trauma) decades later.Plus, I run through the latest in horror news — including Terrifier 4 and the upcoming Sleepaway Camp II & III 4K releases. And in this week’s Trailer Park segment, I react to the new trailers for The Toxic Avenger (2025) and The Black Phone 2 — both look wild in very different ways.

This episode I break down The Burning-the summer camp slasher with the sharpest garden shears in cinema. I talk raft massacres, pervy weirdos who somehow survive, and why Cropsey has beef with everyone except the ones who actually burned him. Plus: a killer whale movie is on the way, a new Event Horizon prequel comic, and some trailers that might actually be good.

I'm putting a new episode in everyone's Easter basket with the goofy Easter horror Critters 2! Nestled right next to a March 1979 issue of Playboy, this episode covers killer furballs, bounty hunters, and small town chaos. Quick heads up-during the "Trailer Park" segment, the first two trailers are a bit loud, so be sure to turn the volume down a notch. Lesson learned for next time.

Where do they come up with this stuff?! Kicking off the new format with the creature feature Critters. Along with discussing the movie, I'll be covering a few pieces of horror news, watching some trailers in Trailer Park, crowning the scream queen of the episode, giving my review (rated in useless bounty hunters), and suggesting the perfect movie pairing. Get ready for a fresh take on horror talk. Lets kill Crites.Intro music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

It's been a while I know. Me and Tutor discuss 2024 horror along with horror in general. Always a blast talking to this guy.

Jim and I sit by the burning yule log, feast on Christmas cookies, and discuss the movie Santa's Slay, as well as talk about pro wrestling from time to time—and what a movie it is! It's actually not as bad as a lot of 'shitty' movies.

My good friend Ryan and I sit down while sipping on some Sour Monkeys and discuss the critically acclaimed film Troll 2. This movie's greatness might surpass other world-renowned films such as The Godfather I and II and Citizen Kane.

Happy Halloween! Jim and I sit down to discuss the plot hole filled classic Freddy vs Jason. Why does it seem like Crystal Lake is only one town away from Springwood?

Listen to me and Britt discuss M Night Shyamalons Signs from the summer of 2002. We dive into plotholes, how the movie is oddly charming despite its rough edges, and why it holds that nostalgic appeal for millennials like us. Grab your tinfoil hats and give it a listen!

Time to wrap up the Aquatic Creatures That Will Kill You series with a watch-along of The Last Shark featuring Romero Tutor. In the first half, we dive into various horror topics, including Alien: Romulus, the Halloween franchise, and Italian horror. The watch-along for The Last Shark starts at 1:59:49.Intro music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

Listen as Alex and Britt discuss this well aged crocodile gem. Intro music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

Ayyyyyyy how ya doin? Jim is back on the podcast to continue talking Aquatic Creatures That Will Kill You and we're talking about SYFY original classic Jersey Shore Shark Attack. We go over a couple real life shark attacks at the jersey shore as well and we also do guido impressions. Ayyyy GABAGOOL!!!

Welcome to a special mini episode of my “Aquatic Creatures That Will Kill You” series. Today, I am presenting a double feature: Black Water (2007), a thrilling and intense survival story, and Tentacles (1977), which didn’t quite deliver the same impact (quite the understatement). Let’s dive in (pun?) and compare these two aquatic horrors!

Happy 4th of July, everyone! Today, I won’t be presenting the almighty, one-and-only Jaws, but rather its inferior sequel. Join me as I go through the movie and explain how it doesn’t quite measure up to the OG, yet still has some decent and chilling scenes.

Hello Seinfeld and horror fans! You probably have noticed that Seinfeld and horror alike have shared a plentiful number of actors. Allow me to introduce to you the Seinfeld in horror movies series. This episode I will be discussing Wayne Knight as Newman of Seinfeld and Dennis Nedry of Jurassic Park (horror adjacent), Kim Myers as Pam of Seinfeld and Lisa of Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge, and Bruce Mahler as Rabbi Glickman of Seinfeld and Axl of Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter.

Happy Valentines Day lovebirds! I hope no one was shitty to the school nerd at the Valentine middle school dance. Me and Jim deep dive into this very early 2000s slasher movie. Early 2000s slasher movies were an awkward era.

I do a deep dive into Hostel from 2006. A movie that made irrationally afraid to travel.

Merry Christmas everyone! I hope everyone got their kids the Turbo Man and not the Booster. Nobody likes Booster. Me and Jim discuss this batshit insane Christmas movie and talk about the many crimes that horrible dads Howard and Myron commit on their journey to get a last-minute present. Intro music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

Discussing the Christmas horror classic. This might be even better than Black Christmas. Does my opinion warrant PUNISHMENT?? Introduction music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

HAPPY HALLOWEEN! We discussed quite the shit show of a Halloween movie right on time for DOTHC's favorite holiday. Is it worse than Halloween Ends? I think so but Jim seems to disagree.

It’s a miracle! Mikey Myers’ burns miraculously disappeared! He also can see again! Me and Jim discuss possibly the OG sequel Halloween H2O while constantly comparing it to Scream, Psycho, and the original 2 Halloween films. Jim is a fan. I am meh. Introduction music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

Welcome to episode 1 of season 3 of the show! Listen to me talk about the Texas Chainsaw Massacre video game and reacting to trailers from Goosebumps (new series), Pet Sematary: Bloodlines, and Thanksgiving. I also talk about other horror movies that I've seen lately. Introduction music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio.

Yo! Spring is here and I’m starting a new series that will lead into the summer and the theme is “aquatic monsters that will kill you”. The first movie I did is Rogue from 2007 directed by Greg McLean (Wolf Creek) and it’s a wild ride no pun intended.

I welcome Tim of the Horror Flicks and Guitar Podcast for the first time along with regular guest Loren Lepre of Average Superstar TV and director of The Dark Military to discuss our favorite horror sequels.

Me and Jim do a deep dive into the surprisingly underrated remake of the Canadian slasher classic.

Jake and Loren join me to discuss the best horror movies of 2022 and to shit on some as well. Me and Jake felt that 2022 was a solid year as Loren thought it was meh. Enjoy!

Merry Christmas everyone! Me and Jim talk Xmas horror and the direct to video gem Jack Frost. Not the one with Michael Keaton. There’s a whole lot to discuss.

Ross is back and we discuss both “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” and the serial killers favorite horror movie “The Exorcist 3: Legion.” Song at the end is “Ear Death” by Trunk.

What a bizarre movie. At times I was astonished on a Jaws The Revenge level. Listen to me and Jim talk about this weirdly confusing piece of cinema. Most of the time we were puzzled. Enjoy.

Me, Jim, and Loren discuss horror movies (and a couple other genres) taking place on Halloween. Even though we excluded the Halloween franchise from the discussion we still talked lots about the franchise as well.

This movie has it all. Zombies, explosions, melting dicks, and even a stripper with one leg! Me and Ross have an amazing time discussing this Robert Rodriquez classic.

What’s everyone!? It’s officially spooky season and I’m not sure what’s spookier. Murdering someone in aisle 9 or not returning your shopping cart. I interview the legendary Cart Narc Agent Sebastian before talking about b rate slasher classic Intruder with my wife Jennina who couldn’t be more thrilled to talk about it with me. Enjoy.

 Me and Jim watch Camp Blood for the first time! What a way to close out the summer series. We also talk other things like the "Pantera reunion" and "Winnie The Pooh: Blood and Honey". 

We are nearing the end to the DOTHC summer series and I’m pleased to have my friend and filmmaker Loren Lepre back on the show to discuss this cult revolution film starring Chuck Connors! Loren is the one that introduced me to this 80s masterpiece. There are spoilers so watch the movie before listening.

Me and Nathan from I Hope You Suffer discuss the boob filled Piranha 3DD as well as B and even F rate horror movies. We also gave cred to Gary Busey before his charges became public so forget the cred we gave him. Listen to I Hope You Suffer: A Horror Movie Podcast.

I saw two new movies that came out this weekend back-to-back and decided to share my thoughts on them. Also, this episode is dedicated to the late and great Clu Gulager who sadly passed away this weekend. The man had a great career. RIP.

Hope everyone is having a fun summer! Me and my two guests Loren and Jake discuss our top 5 favorite summer horror movies in our opinion. Please feel free to share your top 5 on the instagram page! Have a great rest of your summer and don’t get murdered.

Happy 4th of July everyone! I could have been watching Jaws today to celebrate the 4th but I had the unfortunate duty of working on an episode about the 2 worst Jaws sequels. I list off reasons why Jaws 3D and Jaws The Revenge don’t work and then I determine which movie is worse. I hope everyone had a good holiday and hope no one blew their hands off.

Jim is back once again, and we discuss summer camp horror movies, our own experience going to summer camp together, and fat camp cult classic, Heavyweights. We do not fat shame these kids. These kids are our heroes. 

Alex here flying solo this episode to discuss possibly the greatest Jaws ripoff of all time!

Jim once again is back on the show and we talk another ridiculously early 2000s horror film Thir13en Ghosts. We talk about how steampunk the house is and how The Hammer and The Juggernaut would make a great wrestling tag team.

*warning light spoilers* I saw X today 4/3/22 and thought I would share my thoughts. I went in so blind I wouldn’t have ever guessed it was about a geriatric killer. And no she’s not like Leatherface or Michael Myers.