My Bloody Podcast

Pitfall delivers exactly what its title promises. It gives you grisly set pieces, plenty of laughs, and enough gore to make camping seem like an aggressively antisocial hobby. And this bonus episode is the perfect companion piece. Watch the film wherever you can, then queue up My Bloody Podcast wherever you get your shows. Just don't listen to it while hiking. Horror movies have taught us enough by now. The post Bonus Episode with Alex Essoe and Richard Harmon on Pitfall (2026) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

On Episode #195 of My Bloody Podcast, Bryan Kluger and Preston Barta return to this glorious blood-soaked relic to celebrate its nightmare-fuel vampire creatures, marvel at some truly baffling casting decisions, and unpack the single film review so spectacularly misguided it managed to unite everyone in disbelief. It's equal parts horror criticism, affectionate roasting, and a love letter to an era when genre movies remembered that fun was not a dirty word. The post Episode #195 – Blade II (2002) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

There are movies people revisit because they reveal something new with age. There's The Godfather. There's Casablanca. Of course, there is There Will Be Blood. And then there's The Human Centipede. This week on Episode #194 of my Bloody Podcast, Bryan Kluger and Preston Barta finally descend into the cinematic sewer that is Tom Six's notorious 2009 cult shocker. The post Episode #194 – The Human Centipede (2009) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

This week, for Episode #193, Bryan Kluger, Preston Barta, and Chelsea Nicole point their flashlights skyward toward Steven Spielberg’s 2005 alien panic attack, War of the Worlds. With Spielberg’s latest blockbuster, Disclosure Day, currently vacuuming up box-office dollars, the trio revisits what may be the director’s meanest film in a post-9/11 nightmare disguised as a summer popcorn movie. The post Episode #193 – War of the Worlds (2005) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

For Episode #192, however, something unusual happens. They hated the movie. Not in the performative internet sense, where outrage is monetized, and every disappointment is treated like a constitutional crisis. No, this was genuine horror-fan heartbreak. The film in question is Scream 7, the latest entry in a franchise that has spent nearly three decades cleverly mocking nostalgia before eventually becoming trapped inside it. The post Episode #192 – Scream 7 (2026) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

For Episode #191, Bryan and Preston sink their teeth into the glorious 2002 relic Queen of the Damned, the film that gave us Aaliyah as the impossibly cool vampire queen Akasha and Stuart Townsend as Lestat, replacing Tom Cruise's version of the character with considerably more eyeliner and approximately three hundred percent more Hot Topic energy. Revisiting the film today feels a bit like opening a time capsule filled with black nail polish, chain wallets, and a burned CD labeled "Korn Mix." The post Episode #191 – Queen of the Damned (2002) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In Episode #190, the pair descend into the deeply perspiring nightmare of Magic from 1978, a film in which Anthony Hopkins gives one of the most alarming performances of the 1970s, armed with nothing more than a ventriloquist dummy, emotional repression, and the posture of a man who has not slept since Watergate. The post Episode #190 – Magic (1978) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

This time, Bryan Kluger and Preston Barta welcome the ever-game Mena Suvari, who arrives bearing fangs and stories from her new film, Vampires of the Velvet Lounge. Suvari, who first scorched herself into the pop-culture psyche in American Pie and later drifted, ghostlike and unforgettable, through American Beauty, has since built the sort of career that zigzags cheerfully between cult oddities and studio landmarks, stops along the way including Sugar & Spice, Loser, and Spun. The post Bonus Episode with Mena Suvari on Vampires of The Velvet Lounge (2026) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In Episode #189, Bryan and Preston welcome filmmaker Paul Boyd for a lively autopsy of his career, from directing music videos for Shania Twain to his latest horror film, Scared to Death. The conversation inevitably wanders into the haunted corridors of The Shining, a film the podcast has tackled before but now revisits with the benefit of 2026 hindsight. Does it still scare? Does the drama hold up? Are we still unnerved by that carpet pattern, or have we simply grown accustomed to it? The post Episode #189 with Paul Boyd on Scared To Death (2026) and The Shining (1980) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

On this episode, we sit down with the indestructible Lin Shaye,  a woman who has stared into more cinematic abysses than most of us have stared into our refrigerators as we discuss her latest plunge into the macabre, Scared to Death. Shaye, who long ago achieved the status of horror’s benevolent high priestess, approaches terror not as a gimmick but as a craft that is calibrated, precise, and just mischievous enough to enjoy the absurdity of explaining an ancient curse with the calm authority of someone giving directions to the nearest Starbucks. The post Bonus Episode with Lin Shaye on Scared To Death (2026) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In Episode No. 188, Bryan and Preston decamp to a luxurious house in the middle of nowhere, because nothing bad ever happens there to sip wine, fork into chocolate cake, and discuss Keeper, the 2025 film from Osgood Perkins. Yes, that Osgood Perkins who is the man behind The Monkey, The Blackcoat's Daughter, and Longlegs, which is a filmography that, for Bryan, has inspired less devotion than a kind of fascinated despair. Perkins is, in Bryan’s telling, the director he loves to hate, a craftsman of atmosphere who, in Bryan’s view, has yet to craft something he actually enjoys. The post Episode #188 – Keeper (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

On Episode #187, Bryan and Preston retreat to the great outdoors, which is never a wise decision in horror, to revisit Eli Roth’s Cabin Fever (2002), which is the film that announced Roth as a new maestro of cinematic misery. The post Episode #187 – Cabin Fever (2002) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

As with all episodes of My Bloody Podcast, order eventually collapses. Chelsea yells, then cries, sometimes simultaneously. Preston patiently excavates the humanity buried inside the horror. Bryan, true to form, steers the conversation toward naked tits, because someone has to keep things honest. It’s a triple-threat episode. It's funny, thoughtful, and just unhinged enough to feel alive. Listen everywhere, preferably with the lights low and your heart slightly open. The post Episode #186 – 28 Years Later: Bone Temple (2026) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

My Bloody Podcast returns in 2026 the way any sensible, well-adjusted cultural institution should. It's by diving headfirst into a movie about a man whose job description includes repeatedly murdering the dead. Episode #185 marks our first outing of the year, and rather than easing back in with something polite or familiar, we chose Cemetery Man (1994), a film so obscure, deranged, and strangely romantic that watching it feels like discovering a forbidden VHS behind a false wall in an Italian video store. The post Episode #185 – Cemetery Man (1994) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

This week, My Bloody Podcast hangs a stocking over the fireplace and then promptly sets it on fire. In a very special, tinsel-drenched episode, we lean all the way into the holiday spirit with Silent Night, Deadly Night, a brand new remake of the 1984 Christmas-horror chestnut now resurrected, sharpened, and sent back down the chimney by a returning champion of the show, Mike P. Nelson. The post Bonus Episode With David Tomlinson and Mike P. Nelson on Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

Today, we’re rolling out the proverbial red carpet for someone making his debut appearance on My Bloody Podcast, director Stephen Shimek. If the name rings a bell, don’t worry, you’re not suffering from cinematic déjà vu. You’ve probably stumbled across Invitation to a Murder, The Maze, Joey and Ella, or the delightfully enigmatic The Magician’s Raincoat. Yes, Stephen made those. And if that’s not enough, he’s also married to Kristy Shimek. The editor, a frequent guest, and the unofficial patron saint of making directors look good in post. The post Bonus Episode With Stephen Shimek on Murder At The Embassy (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

Joining us for this canine-and-carbine opera are two men who know their way around both a frame and a fight. Aaron Eckhart, the square-jawed statesman of The Dark Knight, Erin Brockovich, and Thank You for Smoking, and the film’s director John Stahlberg Jr., who has quietly been constructing a small universe of his own with the Muzzle franchise. The post Bonus Episode with Aaron Eckhart and John Stalberg Jr first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In Episode #184 of My Bloody Podcast, we plunge scalpels-first into John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982), a film that has aged better than most of its human characters. We roam through the eerie lineage of the story, revisiting the 1950s original, back when aliens were tall, wooden, and shaped vaguely like your uncle’s coat rack, and marvel at the alternate-universe casting choices that nearly befell Carpenter’s classic. Yes, somewhere in a parallel dimension, Jay Leno is squinting suspiciously across a snowbank, and we should all be grateful we don’t live there. The post Episode #184 – The Thing (1982) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

There are few things more sacred in the horror podcasting world than two friends on a long phone call dissecting a film where a creepy man also loves to make phone calls. On Episode #183 of My Bloody Podcast, Chelsea and I pick up our proverbial Black Phones and dial directly into the cultural juggernaut currently haunting theaters. The Black Phone 2. The post Episode #183 – Black Phone 2 (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

On Episode #182 of My Bloody Podcast, two death-defying dolls, Bryan Kluger and Chelsea, pick up their metaphorical scalpels to stitch together their thoughts on May, the 2002 horror film that nobody remembers except, of course, Bryan Kluger. (This is a man who spent twenty years watching nothing but horror movies and occasionally, when the moon was right, eating chicken wings.) The post Episode #182 – May (2002) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

On Episode #181 of My Bloody Podcast, the trio of cinematic slashers, Bryan, Preston, and Chelsea, sneak up on 2016’s Hush, Mike Flanagan’s lean, mean, and surprisingly quiet home-invasion thriller. You might remember Hush as the film that came after Oculus (the haunted mirror one) and before Flanagan ascended to Netflix sainthood with The Haunting of Hill House. It’s the movie that whispered, literally, “Oh, this guy’s good.” The post Episode #181 – HUSH (2016) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

Episode #180 of My Bloody Podcast is, to put it lightly, a pumpkin-spiced fever dream. It’s that time of year again, spooky season, when the air smells faintly of nutmeg, Spirit Halloween stores rise from the dead in defunct Pier 1 Imports, and every barista becomes a horror enthusiast with an oat milk frother. Naturally, we leaned into the madness and tackled one of the more bewildering entries in the Halloween cinematic multiverse. It was Halloween 6. Or Halloween 666.Or Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, depending on which president was in office when you were born. The post Episode #180 – Halloween 6 (1995) With Mike P. Nelson first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

Episode #179 of My Bloody Podcast doesn’t so much begin as it laces up its sneakers. Bryan, Preston, and Chelsea, our well-worn trio of cinematic mall walkers summon a special guest, Susan Kamyab Stephens of ThisChixFlix, to join them on their longest journey yet, a brisk conversational trek through The Long Walk, Stephen King’s first stab at a novel, dashed off while he was still in college, presumably between ramen breaks and existential demonic clowns. The post Episode #179 – The Long Walk (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

On Episode #178 of My Bloody Podcast, three horror aficionados do what any sensible millennials facing sky-high real estate prices would never dare. They metaphorically buy a house, albeit a haunted one. Their choice? The colonial fixer-upper from The Conjuring (2013), a property that’s been terrifying audiences for twelve years and is now worth, one assumes, at least three exorcisms over asking. With The Conjuring: Last Rites currently summoning millions at the box office, Bryan, Preston, and Chelsea decided to revisit the film that started it all, to see if its scares still rattle bones in 2025 the way they did back in 2013. The post Episode #178 – The Conjuring (2013) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

Bryan Kluger and Preston Barta of Dallas, Texas, two men who can quote John Carpenter faster than they can recite their social security numbers, sat down with Canadian filmmaker Sean Cisterna, whose polite menace belies his latest creation: Silver Screamers. The documentary, which will have its world premiere at Fantastic Fest in Austin, follows Sean as he wrangles a group of senior citizens into making a short horror film. Yes, you read that right. Seniors. Horror. Blood, guts, monsters, and Werther’s Originals, hand in hand. During the conversation, Bryan and Preston pull up the metaphorical rug and shake out all the delightful dust bunnies. How Sean convinced retirees to swap knitting needles for fake blood, which movies he made them watch for “research” (spoiler: there were screams), and the unexpectedly tender moments that come from watching a group of octogenarians learn how to chop up a prop body on cue. It’s equal parts funny, sweet, and unexpectedly moving. It's a little like if The Golden Girls had been directed by George Romero. Trust us, you’re going to want to find Silver Screamers as soon as you can. After all, it’s not every day you see grandma wielding a chainsaw and living her best life. The post Silver Screamers Interview With Director Sean Cisterna (2025) Fantastic Fest first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

Episode #177 of My Bloody Podcast begins like a bad idea. The kind that usually ends with a bottle of whiskey, an Amazon rental receipt, and an apology text the next morning. Instead, it ends with four grown adults: Bryan, Preston, Chelsea, and our honorary demon-fighting deputy of the law Dan, watching an animated, family-friendly Netflix film about a K-pop girl group battling literal demons from hell. This is, to be clear, not our usual habitat. Our show’s natural ecosystem involves blood-spattered cult classics, midnight screenings of obscure Italian slashers, and debates over whether John Carpenter deserves sainthood (spoiler: he does). But when Dan, our resident lawman of Texas and self-appointed Cultural Scout of the Youths insisted that K-Pop Demon Hunters was “taking the world by storm,” we decided to investigate. After all, we like to pretend we’re not old, especially Chelsea. The post Episode #177 – K-Pop Demon Hunter (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

On episode #176 of My Bloody Podcast, Bryan and Preston do what any respectable horror nerds would do with a free evening: they crack open the vault of 1988 and rewatch The Blob. Yes, that Blob, the pink gelatinous asshole that slithered into small-town America, dissolved kitchen line cooks, and still somehow lost to Kevin Dillon in a leather jacket. (The mullet, it turns out, is a formidable weapon.) The post Episode #176 – The Blob (1988) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

By now, one would assume Death has better things to do. But no, on the 175th episode of My Bloody Podcast, Bryan, Preston, and Chelsea throw themselves once again into the open arms of the Final Destination franchise, which, against all odds and cinematic laws of nature, has reached its seventh entry, subtitled Bloodlines. Seven! At this point, the Grim Reaper ought to be eligible for a SAG card. The post Episode #175 – Final Destination: Bloodlines (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

On the 174th episode of My Bloody Podcast, Bryan, Preston, Chelsea, and Dan set out to solve the great cinematic mystery of the week: the missing kids in Weapons, the new box office monarch from director Zach Cregger. This is no ordinary missing-persons case. It’s equal parts belly laugh and bloodbath, the kind of tonal tightrope act that makes you chuckle at a perfectly timed joke, only to have that laughter die in your throat when something unspeakable happens to the person telling it. The post Episode #174 – Weapons (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

After a month-long sabbatical devoted to fireworks, hot dogs, and the peculiar patriotism of horror fandom (because nothing says “Independence” like a masked killer with a machete), the goblin hosts of My Bloody Podcast have returned, caffeinated, feral, and slightly sunburned, to once again invade your eardrums with Episode #173. The break was, in their words, “a celebration of everything America and horror,” which really just meant consuming unhealthy amounts of barbecue while rewatching Jaws and The Purge in equal measure. But now they’re back weekly, relentless, and ready to shove their ghoulish thoughts directly into your brain. This week, Bryan, Preston, and Chelsea hurl themselves headfirst, greased, and somehow down a pink jelly slide into The Matrix (1999). Sure, it’s not technically horror, but what is horror if not the creeping dread of realizing that reality is a computer simulation, that you’ve been living in a pod your entire life, and that Hugo Weaving, looking like a cursed Rivendell tax auditor, might chase you through a marble lobby while robotic calamari prepare to enter your navel? Also, gruel. Endless, joyless gruel. If Hell has a menu, it’s probably just that bowl of gray paste. The post Episode #173 – The Matrix (1999) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

On Episode #172 of My Bloody Podcast, the trio of hosts; a dino hunter with a flair for the dramatic, a bespectacled paleontology nerd with a heart of amber, and a full-blown dinosaur (emotionally and perhaps literally); strap on their metaphorical fanny packs and head back to Isla Nublar-adjacent to dissect Jurassic World Rebirth, the latest cinematic attempt to resuscitate a franchise that, like its scaly stars, should perhaps have stayed fossilized. The premise of this podcast episode? A battle royale for the soul of Jurassic World, with Chelsea and Preston in one corner, gleefully defending the film’s shiny veneer and genetic tinkering plotlines, and Bryan; a mad genius, cinematic curmudgeon, and part-time chaos theorist in the other, wielding his disdain like a flare in a T. rex paddock. The post Episode #172 – Jurassic World Rebirth (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

There’s a peculiar joy in watching grown adults; who you’d trust to explain the. many facets of Goddard and Spielberg; gleefully debate the difference between rage-infected zombies and the kind that just want to nibble your spleen. Such is the infectious spirit of My Bloody Podcast, which in its 171st episode brings together its trifecta of horror scholars and a special guest, Dan Moran of Fear and Loathing in Cinema; a man who knows his Kevin Costner from his western outfits. The episode is a love letter; drenched in blood and sentimentality; to 28 Years Later, the long-awaited sequel to 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later. Danny Boyle and Alex Garland, returning like prodigal horror kings, have finally gifted fans the third act in a saga that forever altered the zombie genre (and likely ruined jogging for everyone back in 2002). The post Episode #171 – 28 Years Later (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

And what are the horror hounds howling about this week on Episode #170 of My Bloody Podcast? Just the small matter of rage-infected monkeys and the zombie apocalypse as foreseen in 28 Days Later and its arguably traumatized younger cousin, 28 Weeks Later. Yes, it’s all in preparation for 28 Years Later, the long-gestating third installment in a franchise that; like any good zombie; refuses to die. The post Episode #170 – 28 Days Later / 28 Weeks Later first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In the 169th episode of My Bloody Podcast; a long-running and lovingly deranged audio series devoted to the twin pleasures of horror and action cinema; hosts Bryan Kluger and Preston Barta turn their attention to Terrifier (2016), a micro-budget nightmare that has become something of a folk legend in the horror underground. The film, directed by Damien Leone, features a mime-like sadist named Art the Clown, a figure whose appetite for ultraviolence is matched only by his pantomimic glee. The post Episode #169 – Terrifier (2016) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In the latest episode of My Bloody Podcast (Episode #168); a wry, incisive weekly devoted to the ever-burgeoning world of horror cinema; hosts Bryan and Preston, joined by Dan Moran of Fear and Loathing in Cinema, delve into the rich, blood-slicked terrain of Ryan Coogler’s new film, Sinners. Starring Michael B. Jordan, Sinners has stunned audiences and critics alike, not merely for its inventive take on vampiric mythos, but for its haunting exploration of racial tensions in contemporary America. The post Episode #168 – Sinners (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In the latest installment of My Bloody Podcast; a weekly congregation of cinephilic camaraderie and horror-soaked wit; hosts Bryan Kluger and Preston Barta turn their keen eyes and irreverent tongues to the spectral shadow cast by Lake Mungo, the 2008 faux-documentary that lingered in the cultural subconscious long after the credits faded. The post Episode #167 – Lake Mungo (2008) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In the most recent installment of My Bloody Podcast, that delightfully macabre auditory salon where horror meets hindsight; hosts Bryan Kluger, Preston Barta, and Wade Davis crack open the crypt of the year 2000’s The Skulls, a cinematic relic best remembered, if at all, for its glossy paranoia and unnerving proximity to America’s Ivy-cloaked corridors of power. The post Episode #166 – The Skulls (2000) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In the latest episode of My Bloody Podcast, the sharp-witted trio, Bryan Kluger, Preston Barta, and Chelsea Nicole, tackle the 2001 horror film Jeepers Creepers, a cult classic that continues to provoke discussion, especially in 2025. The post Episode #165 – Jeepers Creepers (2001) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In the latest episode of My Bloody Podcast, the salacious crew; Bryan Kluger and Preston Barta stride through the winding, moss-draped hills that surround Austin's bustling nightlife on 6th Street and take in SXSW: 2025. The post Episode #164 – SXSW 2025 Horror Recap first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In this episode of My Bloody Podcast, the gang finds a pot of gold with the horror film Leprechaun (1993). The post Episode #163 – Leprechaun (1993) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In this episode of My Bloody Podcast, the gang plays with their toy monkey who tries to kill everyone in The Monkey (2025). The post Episode #162 – The Monkey (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In this episode of My Bloody Podcast, the gang gets into some monkey business with Monkey Shines (1988). The post Episode #161 – Monkey Shines (1988) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In the latest episode of My Bloody Podcast, the crew dives headfirst into yet another double feature that proves horror is alive and well in every genre, be it spine-chilling or darkly comedic. This week, hosts Bryan Kluger and Preston Barta dissect the haunting and all-to-real technology of James Cameron’s The Terminator; a film that builds […] The post Episode #160 – The Terminator (1984) / Renner (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In the latest episode of My Bloody Podcast, the crew dives headfirst into a double feature that proves horror is alive and well in every genre, be it spine-chilling or darkly comedic. This week, hosts Bryan Kluger, Preston Barta, and Chelsea Nicole dissect the unsettling duality of Steven Soderbergh’s Presence; a film that haunts as […] The post Episode #159 – Presence (2025) / Companion (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

In the latest episode of My Bloody Podcast; the podcast that revels in all things horror, violence, and blood, the hosts delve into the grisly and unsettling world of Funny Games (1997/2007), Michael Haneke’s audacious examination of sadism and human cruelty. The episode finds My Bloody Podcast in prime form, blending insightful analysis with their […] The post Episode #158 – FUNNY GAMES (1997/2007) with Director Francis Galluppi first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

Here is the excellent WOLF MAN (2025) episode of the most fun horror podcast called ‘My Bloody Podcast‘, where the show is related to all things HORROR, VIOLENCE, and BLOOD! And we are talking about WOLF MAN (2025). Here on this new episode, hosts  Bryan Kluger from Boomstick Comics, High Def Digest, and Screen Rant, Preston Barta of Fresh Fiction and the Denton […] The post Episode #157 – Wolf Man (2025) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

Here is the excellent SMILE 2 (2024) episode of the most fun horror podcast called ‘My Bloody Podcast‘, where the show is related to all things HORROR, VIOLENCE, and BLOOD! And we are talking about SMILE 2 (2024). Here on this new episode, hosts  Bryan Kluger from Boomstick Comics, High Def Digest, and Screen Rant, Preston Barta of Fresh Fiction and the Denton […] The post Episode #156 – Smile 2 (2024) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

Here is the excellent THE DAMNED (2024) episode of the most fun horror podcast called ‘My Bloody Podcast‘, where the show is related to all things HORROR, VIOLENCE, and BLOOD! And we are talking about THE DAMNED (2024) with Director Thordur Palsson (Coolest name ever) Here on this new episode, hosts  Bryan Kluger from Boomstick Comics, High Def Digest, […] The post Episode #155 – The Damned (2024) with Director Thordur Palsson first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

Here is the super spectacular Jurassic Park (1993) episode of the most fun horror podcast called ‘My Bloody Podcast‘, where the show is related to all things HORROR! Here on this new episode, hosts  Bryan Kluger from Boomstick Comics, High Def Digest, and Screen Rant, along with Preston Barta of Fresh Fiction and the Denton Record-Chronicle talk about everything we love about horror movies, tv shows, […] The post Jurassic Park 30th Anniversary first appeared on Boomstick Comics.

Here is the super spectacular 97th episode of the most fun horror podcast called ‘My Bloody Podcast‘, where the show is related to all things HORROR! Here on this new episode, hosts  Bryan Kluger from Boomstick Comics, High Def Digest, and Screen Rant, along with Preston Barta of Fresh Fiction and the Denton Record-Chronicle talk about everything we love about horror movies, tv shows, and horror-themed music. Our […] The post Episode #97 – House Of Wax (2005) first appeared on Boomstick Comics.