Another Goddamn Horror Podcast!

On this episode of Another Goddamn Horror Podcast, we're turning the amps up to 11 and getting bloody with one of the gnarliest horror punk bands shredding through the underground right now—Jason and the Kruegers. These maniacs blend classic horror vibes, B-movie sleaze, and full-throttle punk energy into a sound that's as brutal as it is fun. We talk slashers, stage blood, the DIY scene, and what it's like to bring the dead back to life one power chord at a time. So grab your mask, sharpen your claws, and get ready for a hell of a ride.

In this episode, we sit down with horror artist, illustrator, and creative powerhouse Alicia Berbenick, the mind behind the chilling and visually arresting project Resident Easel. Known for her haunting use of color, texture, and emotion, Alicia's work blends the grotesque and the beautiful, often drawing inspiration from horror films, folklore, body horror, and the psychological shadows that linger in our everyday lives.

We talk about her artistic process, how horror informs her visual storytelling, her favorite scary movies, and how Resident Easel serves as both a personal exorcism and a love letter to the genre. Alicia opens up about the emotional core behind her pieces, what it means to be a horror artist in the modern age, and how she’s carving a distinct path in the world of dark art.

Whether you're a fan of horror illustration, indie horror culture, or just want to hear from someone who bleeds ink and screams creativity, this one’s for you.

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In this episode of Another Goddamn Horror Podcast, we sit down with filmmaker Aviv Rubinstien and actress Lianne O'Shea to explore the making of their 2024 indie horror film, Lizzie Lazarus. Set on the Summer Solstice of 1990, the film follows two strangers, Bethany (O'Shea) and Eli (Omar Maskati), as they carry a corpse through the woods, seeking a mythical zone that might bring the dead back to life. As they journey, secrets about the deceased, Lizzie, and the circumstances of her death unravel.

In this killer episode, we sit down with the unstoppable Suzi Moon, punk rock icon and horror film fan. We dive into her highly anticipated upcoming record, the release of all her work with Turbulent Hearts, and her unforgettable time shredding stages with Southern California punk powerhouse Civet.

But that's not all—Suzi also made a splash on screen in the modern horror banger Two Witches, and we get into the bloody details. From her love of horror to her breakdown of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, this conversation rips through music, monsters, and midnight movies.

Suzi absolutely rules, and this episode is not to be missed for fans of:
🔪 Horror Movies
🎸 Punk Rock
🎥 Cult Classics
🩸 Extreme Horror Cinema
💋 Rocky Horror Picture Show

Whether you're into splatterpunk, DIY punk ethos, or just want to hear from one of the coolest voices in both scenes, this episode is packed with guts, guitars, and gore.

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On this fun episodes the goddamn dudes gather around for a good ole rap session about life and fun and horror movies. We dive into some movies that we absolutely love that are widely hated. Tune in!

Another Goddamn Horror Podcast Presents: Bloody Book – Chapter 2 w/ Daniel J. Volpe

We dive headfirst into blood, grime, and guts with Daniel J. Volpe, the extreme horror author behind the savage and unforgettable Billy Silver — the brutal opening chapter of his infamous Talia Trilogy.

In this episode of Bloody Book, we sit down with Volpe to talk about how Billy Silver blends splatterpunk, body horror, and a gritty underground vibe to create a visceral reading experience unlike anything else. From its punk rock roots to its demonic overtones, we break down what makes Billy Silver a must-read in the extreme horror fiction scene.

From there, we dive deeper into the full Talia Trilogy — including Talia: Blood Moon and Talia: Ashes & Echoes — exploring its complex mythology, unforgettable violence, and the emotional core that keeps readers coming back for more. Plus, Daniel gives us a sneak peek into his upcoming novel Runts, a violent coming-of-age nightmare soaked in feral rage and survival horror.

This episode is a must-listen for fans of:

• Splatterpunk horror

• Extreme horror books

• Indie horror authors

• Horror fiction podcasts

• Grindhouse storytelling

• Writers like Kristopher Triana, Aaron Beauregard, Wrath James White, Chandler Morrison

• Podcasts like The Horror Show with Brian Keene, Books in the Freezer, Nightmare Magazine, and The Kingcast

Subscribe now and join us as we tear through pages dripping with madness. It’s horror lit with bite, bark, and brains. This is Another Goddamn Horror Podcast.

Episode 199 – Blitz//Berlin: From Punk Gigs to Horror Scores

On this episode of Another Goddamn Horror Podcast, we sit down with Martin McPhail of the acclaimed composing trio Blitz//Berlin to talk about the craft of scoring some of our favorite horror films. Known for their work on cult hits like The Void and Psycho Goreman, Martin gives us a detailed look into their creative process, breaking down how they build suspense, emotion, and atmosphere through music. He shares how the group went from playing in a small punk band to becoming one of the most in-demand teams in modern horror composition.

The conversation also drifts into our own favorite horror composers. Ryan explains why he thinks Jaws is both the best and worst horror score of all time. Jonas talks about the soundtracks that shaped his love for the genre. Graham goes deep on his appreciation for Frankie Freako and the weird gems that deserve more recognition. We touch on the influence of legends like John Carpenter, Bernard Herrmann, and Goblin, and how their legacy continues to inspire new generations of horror musicians.

This episode is packed with insight, stories from behind the scenes, and a whole lot of love for the music that makes horror movies truly terrifying. If you’re into horror soundtracks, independent genre films, or just want to hear how punk rock energy can evolve into cinematic brilliance, this one’s for you.

Another Goddamn Horror Podcast Presents: Bloody Book Club Ep. 1 – Robert Essig & Disco Rice

Welcome to Bloody Book Club, our brand-new side project where Ryan sits down with his favorite voices in horror, splatterpunk, and extreme fiction to talk blood, guts, and great writing. In our debut episode, we’re joined by the one and only Robert Essig to dig deep into his recent release, the gloriously grimy Disco Rice. We talk about the twisted roads that led him into the splatterpunk scene, the brutal beauty of his cover art, and the foul, fascinating inspirations behind what’s sure to be a modern splatterpunk classic. It’s books, it’s blood, it’s Another Goddamn Horror Podcast—but with more reading and just as much screaming.

Indie horror director Chad Ferrin (The Deep Ones, Exorcism at 60,000 Feet) joins us to talk about his new film Ed Kemper, the complexity of turning real-life monsters into movie characters, and using gore as a storytelling tool. We also get a preview of his upcoming Night Stalker project.

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