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Anthony T is back after a lengthy absence from his podcast and hopefully. In this episode, he chats with director Zombie Durand, Actor Moose White and Producer Nicolas Faccenda to talk about their latest film “Rotten Summer” which is available on Horrorhound TV. Then in What’s Anthony T’s Watching, he reviews a psychological horror film from the daughter of legendary actor Al Pacino. Yes, that Al Pacino.
Anthony T returns with a brand‑new episode, and this time he’s fired up. He dives into an unlikely source for a new rumor—one that immediately sets him off—because the most talked‑about topic on the podcast has resurfaced yet again. This round, the rumor involves that same infamous subject supposedly acquiring the copyrights to two cult ’80s B‑movies. (Hint: the news video link is posted on the official Anthony T’s Horror Show Facebook page.)
From there, he unleashes his full fury on the collapse of Scream 7, breaking down why it failed so spectacularly that he completely loses his cool.
Then, in “What’s Anthony T Watching,” he gives his review of Mutilator 2—take two—after audio issues forced him to redo it from the last episode.
Anthony T is back after a lengthy absence from his podcast fully recharged and ready to go. In this episode, he chats with P.J. Rahall from Throwdown Thursday podcast to talk about the top 10 films of 2025 which takes up the whole episode.
Anthony T is back with the last new episode of the year. In this episode he talks about FX finally getting around to renewing Alien: Earth for a season two, then lazy filmmaking strikes again as another cartoon character soon to be in the public domain is being turned into a horror film plus Scarlett Johansson joins the Blumhouse new Exorcist film. And in What's Anthony T Watching, he reviews a recently released sequel to an 80's cult classic that not many horror fans knew came out recently on Blu-Ray and VOD.
Anthony T is back with a Halloween episode as he joined with P.J. Rahall from Throwdown Thursday Podcast as we give our top 5 favorite Halloween themed horror films but there is a catch, they can’t be from the “Halloween” franchise. Then in What’s Anthony T’s Watching, he’ll just keep you in suspense until the segment.
Anthony T is back after surviving a nasty cold as he has a lot to say in this episode. First, the most talked about topic of the podcast Jason Blum is back on the podcast and it’s about him talking about the failure of Megan 2.0 and the dumb comparison he made to a certain classic superhero that gets Anthony T ranting. After that, Anthony T takes issue with The Hollywood Reporter’s top 25 horror films of this century that he decides to do his own top 10 film of the century. Besides all that, he has a review of one of the biggest horror films of the year.
Anthony T is back as he has thoughts on news dealing with the Saw franchise and Blumhouse taking over the franchise, The Last of Us : Season Three, possible third films to Gremlins and Beetlejuice. His thoughts on CT Horrorfest from back in May and he reviews a film that he picked from the convention.
It’s been a bit since Anthony T has been pondering the future of the podcast but he is back with a brand new episode as he has a lot catching up to do. He talks about the recent passings of David Lynch and Tony Todd, then go after everyone involved with the Saw franchise as the Saw franchise may be dead due to rumored infighting after the tenth installment was one of the most successful in the franchise. Then in What’s Anthony T Watching, he reviews a film where a man falls in love with a robot. What can go wrong?
It took a while as there was too many thing going on here between this and the new venture but Anthony T is back with the final part of his look back at the year 2024 as he is joined by Brandon and Dave from the PVD Horror Podcast are they talk about their favorite horror films of 2024 then in What’s Anthony Watching, he kicks off 2025 with film that has cannibalism and stand up comedy. Yes, it’s already 2025 and we have one of the weirdest titles for a horror film already..
Anthony T is back and its part 2 of his look back of 2024 with the 7th Annual Horror Show Awards. It's looking back at the best achievements in various categories. Let's just say, it's his version of the Oscars. Then in 2024 review rewind, he reviews a film with one of the most outrageous titles for a horror film in 2024.
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