Deep Cut Podcast

Rottin' Roger sits down with Horror Holly to discuss a handful of tropes that slasher flicks love to use!

I grew up in Villisca, Iowa. Like most people from my hometown, I knew the story of the 1912 Villisca Axe Murders long before the rest of the world did.Over the years, I've watched that tragedy transform into one of America's most famous "haunted house" attractions. Ghost hunts, paranormal investigations, overnight stays, and endless claims of supernatural activity have turned the brutal murder of eight innocent people into entertainment.In this episode of The Deep Cut Podcast, I take a hard look at the real history behind the Villisca Axe Murders, separate documented facts from paranormal folklore, and explain why I've always had a problem with profiting from one of the darkest moments in my hometown's history.This isn't about proving or disproving ghosts.It's about asking a much bigger question:

At what point does remembering a tragedy become exploiting one?

Rottin' Roger loves "Are You Afraid Of The Dark?" So, he decided to cover one of his all time favorite episodes "The Tale Of The Deadman's Float" Video Version AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE!

This week on The Deep Cut Podcast, we're talking about different types of horror fans. Part 2 takes a look at the Gatekeepers, Remake Haters, Schlock Masters, Spooky Seasons, and Elevated Horror Geeks. Some of these people annoy me. Some of them are my people. Either way, we've all run into them before.#HorrorPodcast #HorrorFans #HorrorCommunity #RottinRoger #DeepCutPodcast #HorrorMovies #Halloween #CultFilms #SlasherMovies #ElevatedHorror #HorrorGeek #MoviePodcast #HorrorDiscussion #Gatekeepers #HorrorTok

Every horror fan thinks they're unique... but after decades of watching horror movies, collecting tapes, attending conventions, and arguing online, I've noticed that most of us fall into a few recognizable categories.

In this solo episode of The Deep Cut Podcast, Rottin' Roger breaks down some of the most common species of horror fan you'll encounter in the wild. From Gorehounds chasing the next extreme shock film, to Slasher Fanatics who can name every masked killer from every forgotten sequel, to Collectors, Comfort Food Horror Fans, and Horror Historians who treat the genre like a living museum.

This is the first installment in what will likely become a multi-part series because there are WAY more horror fan archetypes out there than I could fit into a single episode.

So here's the challenge...

Which type of horror fan are YOU?

Did I nail your category? Did I completely miss one? Drop a comment and let me know what kind of horror fan you are, and suggest a horror fan archetype for Part 2.

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Rottin’ Roger has clawed his way back from the grave for the beginning of the UNDEAD ERA of the Deep Cut Podcast… and there was only one movie twisted enough to kick things off properly...Zombie.

In this episode, Roger dives deep into the legendary Lucio Fulci gore classic that helped shape his horror sensibilities growing up. Now that Roger’s undead himself? He appreciates Fulci’s masterpiece even more.Expect gore talk, VHS nostalgia, zombie chaos, Fulci love, weird deep cuts, and plenty of rotten commentary from beyond the grave.

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Rottin’ Roger sits down with rising indie hip hop and horrorcore artist Triple Lored Mind for a real conversation about the grind, the vision, and what’s coming next.

They dig into his past projects, what drives his sound, the influences that shaped him, and the upcoming work he’s gearing up to drop. If you’re into underground music, horrorcore, or discovering artists before they blow up… this is one you don’t want to miss.

Check out Triple Lored Mind here:Bandcamp: https://tripleloredmind.bandcamp.com/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TripleLoredMindMusic & Merch: https://kunaki.com/msales.asp?PublisherId=224090&pp=1

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Roger and Evil are kicking off a brand new series—Staff Picks—and this episode gets downright itchy with Creepy Crawlies 🐛Roger brings the deep cut chaos with Slugs (1988) and Mosquito (1994)—two wild creature features that deserve way more love...while Evil counters with the classics Arachnophobia (1990) and The Fly (1986), proving that bugs can be just as terrifying as any slasher. From flesh-eating slugs to bloodthirsty insects and full-blown body horror nightmares, the guys break down what makes these films hit, miss, and stick with you long after the credits roll.

If you love creature features, practical FX, and that gritty VHS-era horror vibe… this one’s for you.

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Roger sits down to break down one of his all-time favorite home invasion horror flicks—Alone in the Dark (1982). Donald Pleasance plays yet another questionable psychiatrist while Martin Landau and Jack Palance absolutely steal the show as escaped mental patients, this movie doesn’t care if you're comfortable at all .Is it the first home invasion horror? Nope.
Is it one of the most entertaining and unpredictable? Absolutely.

Roger dives into what makes this cult classic so wild, why the characters are completely off the rails, and why this is a must-watch for any horror fan who likes their movies a little unhinged.

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Roger and Evil celebrate Easter the only way they know how… by diving headfirst into the bizarre world of Easter-themed horror movies.From killer bunnies and cursed eggs to straight-up “who approved this?” dollar bin disasters, the guys break down a mix of films they’ve seen, own, and some that sound too ridiculous to even exist.

Some are hidden gems… most are absolutely not.

Grab your basket, avoid the chocolate, and join Roger and Evil as they uncover the weirdest, wildest, and most questionable Easter horror movies ever made.