The boys are back in town!! Did you miss us??

Will and JT play catch up and discuss some of the movies they loved during their hiatus....then they dive into something...EVIL.

Sam Raimi's Evil Dead is more than a cult horror classic - it's a masterclass in how to turn a tiny budget, wild ambition, and pure filmmaking chaos into something unforgettable. Deadbeats breaks down why this movie still hits so hard, why Ash Williams became an icon, and how the cabin, the camera, and the Deadites all feel like characters of their own.

JT and Will dig into the movie's brutal practical effects, the nightmare logic of the forest, and the infamous scenes that made Evil Dead feel ferocious, funny, and strangely beautiful all at once. They also get into what makes Sam Raimi's style so distinct, why Bruce Campbell's physical performance changed everything, and how the original film sets the tone for an entire franchise that keeps mutating in bold new directions.You'll hear them compare the first film to Evil Dead 2, Army of Darkness, and the 2013 reboot, while also debating what actually makes a horror remake or recasting feel fresh instead of copied.

Along the way, they touch on cult horror marketing, Stephen King's legendary endorsement, the Deadites' brutal endurance, and why this movie still feels like a danger zone even decades later.If you love horror, practical effects, Raimi's camera tricks, or just hearing two friends passionately obsess over a movie that deserves its flowers, this one belongs in your queue. Essential listening for Evil Dead fans, Sam Raimi fans, and anyone who wants the full case for why this is still one of the most original horror films ever made.

We hope you enjoy!

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Today The Deadbeats come together to review CrankedUpTV's Wormtown!

A small twon develops a disease where if youre infected wroms inhabit your entire body! Go out in the sun, and they need to escape, leving your body as a bloody heap behind!

This was an interesting one for sure, see what Will and JT think in this episode! Subscribe to CrankedUpTV!

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This week on The Deadbeats Podcast, we dive into the horror classic “The Thing.” It’s one of JT’s all-time favorite movies… but Will had never seen it before. So naturally, we sat down and dissected the paranoia, the practical effects, the insanity of the story, and whether it still holds up today. JT brings the superfan energy while Will experiences the chaos for the first time.

Did it live up to the hype? Who actually knew what was going on? And most importantly… who would survive if we were stuck at that Antarctic base?

Tune in to hear our full breakdown, favorite moments, and a lot of classic Deadbeats chaos along the way.

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In this episode of the Deadbeats Podcast,

Will and JT dive deep into their frustrations and critiques of Scream 7. They discuss their initial reactions to the film, the opening scene, character development, and the impact of Ghostface's phone calls....or lack thereof.

The conversation evolves into a critique of the predictability of character survival and the nostalgia tied to the franchise. They express disappointment with the reveal of Ghostface and the overall execution of the film, leading to a discussion on the future of the Scream franchise and their final ratings.

We hope you enjoy!

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-Deadbeats

The Deadbeats are back… and Ghostface is still living rent free in our heads. 🔪

This week, Will and JT dive back into the Scream chaos as we gear up for the release of Scream 7. We’re breaking down our wild (and probably unhinged) predictions — who’s surviving, who’s definitely not making it past Act 2, surprise returns, plot twists, secret killers, and the one theory that might actually make sense.

Will swears he’s cracked the code.
JT thinks everyone is Ghostface.
Nobody is safe.

If you love the Scream franchise as much as we do, this episode is packed with laughs, hot takes, and questionable logic that would make even Ghostface roll his eyes.

Hit play, lock your doors, and let’s get into it.

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In preparation for Scream 7 release, the Deadbeats LOOSELY discuss The original Scream!

In this episode of the Deadbeats Podcast, hosts Will and JT dive into the world of horror films, specifically focusing on the Scream franchise. They discuss the technical difficulties they faced while recording, the importance of their guest episodes, and the anticipation surrounding the upcoming Scream 7. The conversation highlights Drew Barrymore's significant impact on the first Scream film, the character dynamics, and the cultural implications of the franchise. The hosts also share their personal experiences and reactions to the films, making for a lively and humorous discussion.

We hope you enjoy, and dont forget to follow us!

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In this episode, the Will and JT welcome Meredith and Tony, who share their deep-rooted love for horror and the journey that led them to create the horror trivia game show, 'Better Luck Than Chuck.' They discuss their early influences, the creative process behind their characters, and the production insights that shaped the show.

The conversation highlights the importance of nostalgia in horror, the challenges of production design, and the excitement of engaging with the horror community through their innovative game show concept.Meredith and Tony discuss their innovative horror trivia game show, 'Better Luck Than Chuck,' exploring the creative inspirations behind it, the challenges of licensing, and their aspirations for future seasons.

They emphasize the importance of community engagement and the impact of micro episodes in building a fanbase. The duo reflects on the significance of the horror community, and the fun of participating in a trivia challenge that highlights iconic horror characters.

At the end, Will and JT put Tony and Meredith in the HOT SEAT for their version of a game show called "Better Luck Than JT"!We hope you enjoy and PLEASE check out Better Luck Than Chuck on YouTube!!

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🎙️ In this episode of The Deadbeats Podcast, Will and JT sit down with Lauren Alenia for a deep dive into her powerful song “Loving You Is Suicide.”Lauren breaks down the meaning, emotion, and inspiration behind the track — exploring heartbreak, self-destruction, and why some love stories feel impossible to survive. Known as an award-winning cosplayer and actress, Lauren is now making serious waves as a recording artist, and this conversation proves she’s just getting started.We talk:🖤 The real story behind Loving You Is Suicide🎭 Balancing cosplay, acting, and music🎶 Turning pain into art🎬 What’s next for Lauren creativelyThis one gets personal, honest, and raw — and yeah, The Deadbeats definitely have this song on repeat.🎧 “Loving You Is Suicide” is available now on all streaming platforms.⸻👇 Follow & support Lauren Alenia:• Instagram: @lauren.alenia• Music: Available on Spotify, Apple Music, and all major platforms👇 Follow The Deadbeats Podcast:• Instagram: @deadbeatspodcast• New episodes every week🩸 Like, comment, and subscribe for more horror, chaos, and deep-cut conversations.

In this episode of the Deadbeats Podcast, hosts Will and JT welcome the talented Lauren Alenia, who shares her journey as a musician, actress, and cosplayer. The conversation kicks off with JT expressing his admiration for Lauren's music, particularly her latest single, "Loving You is Suicide," which he has been playing on repeat. Lauren discusses the emotional depth behind the song, revealing that it was inspired by her experiences in a difficult relationship and serves as a form of healing for her. The hosts and Lauren dive into her background, including her adoption from Russia and the bullying she faced in school, which ultimately shaped her into the person she is today.

As the discussion progresses, Lauren shares her excitement about portraying Harley Quinn in an upcoming project, emphasizing the unique and darker take on the character that she plans to bring to life. The hosts express their enthusiasm for her role and the impact it will have on fans. Throughout the episode, Lauren's infectious personality shines through as she discusses her love for gaming, horror films, and the importance of mental health, making for an engaging and heartfelt conversation that resonates with listeners.

In this lively episode of the Deadbeats Podcast, the hosts celebrate the New Year with humor and energy, announcing their partnership with Frankenfuel energy drinks. They engage in candid conversations about identity, share their top horror movie picks for 2025, and highlight Silent Night, Deadly Night as an honorable mention.

The hosts express disappointment in recent horror films like The Grinch and emphasize the importance of innovative storytelling in the genre. Personal connections and experiences shape their film reviews, leading to critiques of the horror content creator community and reflections on the year in horror cinema.

In this episode, the hosts delve into the unique storytelling aspects of recent horror films, discussing their top picks and the impact of chemistry between actors. They explore the reimagining of classic horror tales like Frankenstein and the cultural reflections presented in films like Sinners. The conversation also touches on the anticipation of future horror trends and series, while reflecting on personal growth and experiences from the past year.

We hope you enjoy and Happy New Year!

-Deadbeats