Sam Zimmerman details his role and history as head director of programming at Shudder, the importance of human curation, context, quality, taste and everything between.

We also celebrate the horror streaming service's recent milestone of one million subscribers, the breakout success of Host and the future!

Director, cinematographer and screenwriter Ernest R. Dickerson pulls back the curtain on his process for this enjoyable deep-dive into some of his biggest genre hits, including Demon Knight, Bones, The Brother From Another Planet, Tales From The Darkside, The Walking Dead and more!

After a brief hiatus, we're back and joined by David Marmor, the writer and director of 1BR, to discuss the making of his (Official Fractured Visions Film Festival selection, 2019) debut feature along with actress Naomi Grossman (American Horror Story) and producer Alok Mishra.

We sat down with Xavier Burgin and Tananarive Due to discuss their documentary "Horror Noire: A History Of Black Horror", African-American engagement with the genre, how horror films parallel being black in America, structural racism within Hollywood, the rise and influence of Jordan Peele, John Boyega and more!

We spoke to Craig Engler (GM of SHUDDER at AMC networks) about human curation, live appointment viewing, SHUDDER-TV, original content (CREEPSHOW, HORROR NOIRE, CURSED FILMS), licensing and more!

We talk to Lloyd Kaufman (president of TROMA ENTERTAINMENT) about his humble beginnings and influences, TROMA's WAR, Macon Blair's remake of THE TOXIC AVENGER, MUTANT BLAST, #SHAKESPEARESH*TSTORM, Troma Now and much more!

Lloyd Kaufman appears on the latest bitesize edition of Fractured Listens, to discuss his memories of Joel M. Reed, distributing BLOODSUCKING FREAKS on Troma and an upcoming Fright-Rags collaboration celebrating the cult classic

We caught up with Julian Richards and Barbara Crampton, to discuss their latest film 'Reborn', paying homage to classic horror, filming at Brian Yuzna's house and more

On this bite-sized edition of Fractured Listens, America's foremost "Drive-in film critic" discusses his relationship with British horror and Hammer Films

Almost three decades after directing The Stand, Mick Garris joins us to discuss its similarities to the anxieties and effects of Corona-virus, working with Stephen King, his latest anthology film Nightmare Cinema and so much more, including the legendary showtime series Masters Of Horror.