Geek Nerdery

Well, Bryan decided to sit out this week, leaving Scott and Doug to podcast like they did in the good old days, only to learn that they suck at it. After butchering what some might call a review of Dance of the Dead, they actually pull things together for a good discussion of The Loved Ones [spoilers from 58:00-1:11:35]. Also, Doug spoils Psycho.

For those of you who make it to the second half of the show, we discuss an email from Roman, talk about Stranger Things, and take a look back at the Paranormal Activity franchise.

As always, we welcome feedback at [email protected] and on our Facebook page or leave us a voicemail at 601-564-TLHP. Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review in iTunes and YouTube.

This week Scott, Doug, and Bryan are hosting a dinner party, and you are all invited. Join us as we discuss Hitchcock’s classic Rope as well as 2015’s The Invitation [spoilers from 1:12:00-1:30:00].

After the break, we kinda go off the rails and just ramble for a while, but be sure not to tune out early, or you might miss out on learning the proper way to measure the number of books on one’s shelf. Spoiler alert, it’s insightful.

As always, we welcome feedback at [email protected] and on our Facebook page or leave us a voicemail at 601-564-TLHP. Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review in iTunes and YouTube.

Time to set sail with your favorite podcast as we take a look at yacht themed horror movies. Doug was in charge this week, and his picks for us were All is Lost from 2013 and Dead Calm from 1989.

After the break we discuss some Stephen King, Penny Dreadful, and a strange Linda Blair woman in prison movie that isn’t really.

As always, we welcome feedback at [email protected] and on our Facebook page or leave us a voicemail at 601-564-TLHP. Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review in iTunes, Stitcher, and YouTube.

Scott and Bryan are on their own this week, as Doug decided he needed a vacation. (Who can blame him?) So, given how focused Scott and Bryan normally are, naturally this week’s theme has little to nothing to do with horror. We’re looking at villains from non horror movies that we feel, belong up there with the best the horror genre has to offer. Specifically, we look at Anton Chigurh from No Country for Old Men and Castor Troy from Face/Off.

After an email from Roman, we discuss Masters of the Universe, American Gothic, Dead of Summer, and The Purge: Election Year.

As always, we welcome feedback at [email protected] and on our Facebook page or leave us a voicemail at 601-564-TLHP. Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review in iTunes, Stitcher, and YouTube.

After a week off, your hosts Scott, Doug, and Bryan are back to discuss a couple of horror films taking place in bunkers. First, we look at the new release 10 Cloverfield Lane [spoilers from 21:25-53:00] followed by a lesser known film from 2015, Hidden [spoilers from 1:05:40-1:20:23].

We have lots to talk about after the break as well, including The Conjuring 2, The Shallows, Independence Day: Resurgence, Extraordinary Tales, and 11.22.63. That’s what happens when we don’t record for two weeks.

As always, we welcome feedback at [email protected] and on our Facebook page or leave us a voicemail at 601-564-TLHP. Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review in iTunes, Stitcher, and YouTube.

Welcome kiddies to tonight’s tale of death, demons, and debauchery. We begin our ghoulish review with a look at a fiendish favorite, Demon Knight. But don’t scream just yet, because we follow it up with a discussion of the titillating terror tale, Bordello of Blood. So stay tuned, boys and ghouls. It’s going to be one “hell” of an episode.

Oh, and if you don’t want to hear a bunch of talk about professional wrestling, you may as well “kill” the episode at 1:40:00.

As always, we welcome feedback at [email protected] and on our Facebook page or leave us a voicemail at 601-564-TLHP. Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review in iTunes, Stitcher, and YouTube.

This week join your host Scott, Bryan, and Doug the robot as we discuss a couple of lesser known silent horror films. First, we look at 1921’s The Phantom Carriage. Then, we discuss what might be the oldest documentary ever filmed, 1922’s Haxan.

After the break, we discuss all sorts of randomness including, horror films, G.I.Joe, and the many Beckys of Roseanne.

As always, we welcome feedback at [email protected] and on our Facebook page or leave us a voicemail at 601-564-TLHP. Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review in iTunes, Stitcher, and YouTube.

Well, the spider fest is over, and to congratulate Bryan for sticking with it, he was allowed to choose the theme this week. He decided to select a couple of psychological thrillers starring Christian Bale. We take a very in-depth look at The Machinist [spoilers from 28:19-53:40] and American Psycho [spoilers from 1:15:30-1:36:15].

After a very brief look at some feedback, we give some quick thoughts on Eyes of a Stranger and X-Men: Apocalypse.

As always, we welcome feedback at [email protected] and on our Facebook page or leave us a voicemail at 601-564-TLHP. Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review in iTunes, Stitcher, and YouTube.

This week on part 2 of Bryan’s grounding, we introduce to you the first ever TLH drinking game. While listening to us discuss Tarantula and Kingdom of the Spiders, take a shot every time Bryan calls Scott and/or Doug an asshole for making him watch them.

We have one voicemail this week, and spend some time discussing a few random watches including We Are Still Here, Scream (TV series), The Den, and Dracula’s Daughter.

As always, we welcome feedback at [email protected] and on our Facebook page or leave us a voicemail at 601-564-TLHP. Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review in iTunes, Stitcher, and YouTube.

This week we begin Bryan’s two week grounding by making him watch films associated with his greatest fear, spiders. We look at two films that are essentially related in name only, Earth vs. The Spider 1958 and 2001.

We spend some time after some feedback discussing Green Room, Southbound, and Earthquake. And, I think Bill Cosby showed up in the episode too, but everything got fuzzy after someone started passing around some weird Kool-Aid.

As always, we welcome feedback at [email protected] and on our Facebook page or leave us a voicemail at 601-564-TLHP. Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review in iTunes, Stitcher, and YouTube.