One, two, Freddy's coming for you! We discuss the career of Robert Englund, best known for playing Freddy Krueger, and his impact on horror cinema!

A remake of the 1920's classic, we review Nosferatu (2024), directed by Robert Eggers. We discuss the movie in all its vampire and bloodsucking glory.

Halloween, The Fog, and The Thing. We talk about one of the most iconic directors in horror cinema, John Carpenter, and his lasting impact on pop culture to celebrate the new year!

Count Dracula. His most famous role. Today, we talk about Bela Lugosi and his impact and influence on horror cinema. He never drinks wine!

Final Destination, Hatchet, Final Destination, and Candyman. You've definitely heard of Tony Todd. Deep voice and scary man with a booming voice. We talk about his career and his impact on the horror genre. Say his name!

My fellow Americans! The White House is arguably the most famous government building in America. And it's haunted! We tell you about some famous paranormal occurrences in this episode. And you thought politics was scary. Hail to the chief!

We're staying local for this one. Our childhood hometown, Hampton, is historical and rich with history, including ghosts since 1638. Do you believe?

Hellraiser, Piranha (2010), and Signs. All horror movies that have scared us at one point or another. We discuss which ones have had an effect on us from when we were kids to adults. Which ones scare you?

[MESSAGE FROM CAMP SHIVERS]

We wish to inform you of another episode. Ghost release their concert film, Rite Here Rite Now. We are on the square and on the level as we discuss the film and newest lore of our favorite band. Nema!

[MESSAGE FROM CAMP SHIVERS]

We wish to inform you of another episode. We've talked about Ghost and its albums, but now we dive into the lore, from Papa to Papa. And we realized that if you have Ghost, you have everything.