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On this episode, I'm giving a rundown of Poltergeist (1982) since it turned 40 years old this year. Scary suburban action, tv people, kid eating trees and a portal to the spirit world. Plus another kinda scary tale that happened to yours truly. In a quiet little neighborhood, what could happen, right? For this title, Ghost Town, the artist is The Specials.
On this episode, I'm dissecting another horror anthology film, Creepshow. Rotting corpses, a tragic yokel, some beach action, a terrifying monster and lots of bugs. Why I have such a love for this film that I actually saw in theaters and it's turning 40 this year! Come and flip the pages of this horror comic film with me and let's get creepy. For this title, Creep, the artist is Stone Temple Pilots.
On this episode, I'm discussing one of my favorite horror anthology films, Trick 'r Treat (2007). It's about those sacred rules of Halloween or Samhain, baby and the night that the veil between us and the dead is at its thinnest. Tainted candy, sexy costumes, roaming wolves, ghosts, murderous madmen, trickster teens and all kinds of scary things that go bump in the night. Come hold my hand and we will visit each tale in this film together. Hopefully we will get more treats than tricks. For this title, Trick or Treat, the artist is Chuck Berry.
On this episode, I'm talking all about virgins and the power of keeping that V card intact in horror films. I have some female and male virgins in the house and some of them, spoiler alert, don't survive. We also look at the few exceptions to the virgin rule. So come join my virgin TED talk and I promise I'll be the perfect lady holding your hand in the dark. For this title, Like A Virgin, the artist is Madonna.
On this episode, I'm celebrating my one year anniversary doing this little old podcast of mine. I'm also giving a shoutout to three movies that are celebrating huge milestone anniversaries as well. I'll give you a hint about them. A smooth vampire prince in a blaxploitation classic, a directorial debut from a legendary horror master and a spooky Japanese haunted house cult classic. Come and celebrate my anniversary and the anniversary of these films. There may or may not be cake involved. Also, I mention a few amazing podcasts but left out the most supportive and wonderful ladies of The Red Dove Podcast and also the supportive and hilarious Drunk Theory Podcast. My apologies to them because they truly are wonderful podcasts and people and I didn't mean to leave them out so I'm shouting them out here to correct my faux pas. For this title, (It's My) Anniversary, the artist is Tony! Toni! Tone!
On this episode, I'm talking a little about some of my favorite horror school films. Teen brainwashing, alien invasions, free for all fight to the death and trying to stay alive. Sounds a lot like my high school years, tbh. Give it a listen and let me know some of your favorite horror school films but bring the teacher an apple, just in case. For this title, School Days, the artist is The Runaways
On this mini episode, I'm talking all about Jordan Peele's latest film, Nope. It is definitely spoiler free but I wanted to give you some reasons you should go see it because it's truly one out of this world ride in the sci-fi horror genre. Come give it a listen and you better not say nope.
On this episode, I'm discussing a few of my favorite summertime horror films. Summertime and the killings are easy for some slashers. I also dive into an aquatic phobia that most people have, talk about terrorized teens and towns under curfews. Plus final girls, summer camp woes and words about what summer means to me. Bring your bathing suit and sunscreen for some hot and scary fun in the summertime. For this title, Summertime, the artist is DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince
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