Corpse Club

Known as two of the horror genre's most popular icons in front of the camera, Anthony Perkins and Robert Englund also stepped behind the lens in the '80s to direct their own horror movies. On a new actors-turned-directors episode of Daily Dead's official podcast, the Corpse Club co-hosts check into Bates Motel and pick up the phone to dial up frightful fortunes as they gather around the microphones to share their thoughts on Psycho III and 976-Evil. So sit back, relax, and enjoy a new episode of Corpse Club… just make sure you watch the guitar!

Whether you love them or loathe them, there have been enough remakes in the horror genre over the decades to warrant their own subgenre. On a new "Horrigins" episode of Daily Dead's official podcast, Heather Wixson and Patrick Bromley pull random film titles out of a hat in a game of "remake roulette," leading to discussions on a wide range of horror movies both original and reimagined, including House of Wax, Silent Night, and The Amityville Horror. So sit back, relax, and listen as the Corpse Club co-hosts play a daring game of chance!

Turn on your high beams and make sure you're not showing signs of the T-virus, because the Corpse Club enters the fog-enshrouded town of Silent Hill (2006) and descends into the zombified Hive of Resident Evil (2002) on a new video game adaptations episode of Daily Dead's official podcast. Co-hosts Heather Wixson, Scott Drebit, Derek Anderson, and Jonathan James gather around the microphones to discuss their favorite memories from playing the Silent Hill and Resident Evil video games, as well as each game's translation from the console to the big screen, the nightmare-inducing creatures (from creepy nurses to mutated zombies) of both adaptations, and much more! So sit back, relax, and enjoy a new episode of the Corpse Club… just be sure to hide when you hear the sirens.

Vacations get vicious on a new episode of Daily Dead's official podcast, as co-hosts Heather Wixson, Scott Drebit, Derek Anderson, and Jonathan James put on their sun screen and gather around the microphones to discuss two very different vacation-gone-wrong horror movies: The Ruins (2008) and Piranha 3D (2010). The co-hosts discuss the under-your-skin scares and palpable paranoia of Carter Smith's feature film debut, as well as the underwater horrors and twisted sense of humor in Alexandre Aja's 2010 horror comedy. The water's a little bloody, but we promise it feels just fine, so sit back, relax, and enjoy a new episode of the Corpse Club... just don't get too close to the flowers!

In a special episode of Corpse Club, host Heather Wixson sits down with special guest Sandy King Carpenter. Throughout their wide-ranging discussion, Sandy talks about fond memories from her childhood, working as a script supervisor and producer on notable genre films, her beloved collaborations with business partner (and husband) John Carpenter, her experiences in television, being President of Storm King Productions, creating unique comic book series, and developing the upcoming Tales for a Halloween Night TV series with John Carpenter. Sandy gives a fascinating inside look at her career in the film industry and beyond, and we couldn't be more thrilled to share this special conversation with Corpse Club listeners!

It's all fire and brimstone on a special satanic horror episode of Daily Dead's official podcast. Co-hosts Scott Drebit, Derek Anderson, and Jonathan James gather around the microphones to practice their fireside chanting and discuss the red robes, mysterious motives, and biblical killings found in satanic cinema from the '60s to the modern day. They discuss the forbidden nature of Hell-based stories, what makes a good Satan-centric horror movie, and their favorite films in the satanic subgenre that have left an indelible mark on their souls. So sit back, relax, and have a hellishly good time listening to a new episode of the Corpse Club... just make sure you don't listen to this episode backwards!

Whether you're Team Godzilla or Team King Kong, we have you covered in this massive monsters episode of Daily Dead's official podcast. Co-hosts Scott Drebit, Derek Anderson, and Jonathan James gather around the microphones to discuss colossal creatures from films and TV series that they enjoyed watching in their childhoods (from 1933's King Kong to the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers), as well as the super-sized creature features that roar atop their lists of personal favorites. The trio also share their thoughts on recent massive monster movies, including the fierce kaiju of Pacific Rim, the radioactive horrors of Shin Godzilla, and the interconnected Cloverfield franchise. As Stacker Pentecost would say, "We're canceling the apocalypse," so sit back, relax, and enjoy the roars and rumbles on a new episode of the Corpse Club podcast!

If your ideal birthday celebration is to relax with loved ones in the warm glow of your favorite films, then you've come to the right place! On a special Horrigins episode of Corpse Club, co-hosts Patrick Bromley and Heather Wixson program the movie lineups that would be perfect for their respective birthdays, including plenty of slasher films for Heather and underrated movies by Patrick's favorite directors. So, grab a slice of cake (you don't want to be left out like Milton), put your present with the others on the table, and enjoy a new episode of the Corpse Club podcast!

In episode 41 of Daily Dead's podcast, co-hosts Heather Wixson, Scott Drebit, Derek Anderson, and Jonathan James celebrate Scott's Drive-In Dust Offs column for Daily Dead, discussing his ever-enlightening and always entertaining articles on cult horror movies from the 1950s to the 1980s, including Burnt Offerings, Night of the Comet, Planet of the Vampires, and many more frighteningly fun films. The ghoulish gang also talk about their favorite drive-in memories and select their dream double features that they would love to show on the silver screen. So, hop in your car (have a friend ride in the trunk if you need to sneak them in), grab something sweet (or salty) at the concession stand, attach the speakers accordingly on your windows, and sit back for a cinematic night under the stars on a new episode of the Corpse Club podcast.