The Doom Patrol gets down with the anthologized horror movies thing, taking on for this first segment, Kwaidan, The House That Dripped Blood, and Nightmares. You can now subscribe on iTunes (or the podcast service of your choice that accepts RSS feeds) to just The Deliberations of Doom Podcast! Either search for Deliberations of Doom […]

Our unseasonal discussion of Christmas horror films concludes with the Doom Patrol discussing Rare Exports, P2, Follow, and Silent Night, Deadly Night.   You can now subscribe on iTunes (or the podcast service of your choice that accepts RSS feeds) to just The Deliberations of Doom Podcast! Either search for Deliberations of Doom on your […]

Our deliberations take us to that holiday that has become so ripe for the horror genre, Xmas. But of course, we’re not gonna talk about it in December. How cliche! This episode we discuss Better Watch Out (with an exclusive about the director/writer’s next film), Dead End, and Krampus.   You can now subscribe on […]

We round out our series on female horror directors with a look at Jennifer’s Body and American Mary…and what’s this? A contest for our fans to win their own set of the very same shot glasses we kill ourselves with a little more every show? Listen to the show to find out how to win! […]

Our conversations on horror films by female directors continues with Pet Sematary and Slumber Party Massacre II, and we answer a lot more of your questions.

The Doom Patrol takes on some films by female horror directors, bemoans there weren’t more to choose from, and praises the recent influx of new women into the industry. Along the way they answer listener questions and review Prevenge, Raw, and Near Dark.

Much to Patience’s chagrin, we managed to get three entire episodes in about werewolf movies, this time rounding out the list with our look at The Howling, Brotherhood of the Wolf, Wolf Cop, and Dog Soldiers.

Oneofus.net’s Horror crew continues with their look at werewolf movies, but not before they answer a big stack of listener mail! Then it’s on to the 1994 Jack Nicholson film Wolf and the indie ‘lycanthropy as a metaphor for puberty’ classic from 2000, Ginger Snaps.

Our Doom Patrol returns, after a hiatus, to talk about Werewolf movies. Here in part one, we discuss the classics and one remade classic but we also spend a lot of time answering your listener questions!

This film being the feature directorial debut from Sergio G Sánchez, the writer of The Orphanage and The Impossible, was enough to sway our heads towards its extremely limited theatrical release. Also, you got the extremely in-demand right now Anya Taylor-Joy (The Witch), and a talented young cast who all seem on the verge of […]