
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Barnabas and Samael rise from their dingy crypts to deliver their Top 10 Horror Films of 2022! The annual tradition looks back on an incredible year for the horror genre, from blockbusters like Nope, Scream 5, and The Black Phone to unexpected hits like Terrifier 2, X/Pearl, Bodies Bodies Bodies, and more, which reinforced horror's burgeoning position in the commercial film industry and paved the way for a successful 2023. So if you're brave enough, tune in to hear the ghoulish ghosts' individual terrifying Top 10 lists...
Warning: Spoilers ahead.
Check out Barnabas's Top 2022 Horror Films list here.
Happy Halloween, gravers! Barnabas and Samael return from beyond the grave to present you with Episode 102, Tapes and Shapes. In this episode, the gruesome twosome host a Double Feature discussion, sharing their tormented thoughts about two October releases that have the horror community talking: V/H/S/99 and Halloween Ends. Tune in to hear about the hosts' infatuation with the new V/H/S franchise mascot and their takes on the controversial finale of David Gordon Green's Halloween trilogy. There are no tricks, just treats in this long-anticipated return episode.
Warning: Spoilers for V/H/S/99 and Halloween Ends ahead.
Main Segment (Movies)
Grave Discussions has risen from the grave once again! In this episode, Barnabas and Samael make a fitting return to discuss the concept of the horror legacy sequel, specifically within the frame of Scream 5 and the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Joining them is the macabre special guest host The Caretaker, once more sharing his love for all things Wes Craven! While the topic and its subjects are no longer fresh, the type of film the terrifying trio is covering is still extremely relevant in the modern horror landscape. Join the team for a compelling discussion and stay tuned for a more regular uploading schedule starting soon!
Warning: Spoilers for Scream 5 and 2022's Texas Chainsaw Massacre are ahead.
Main Segment (Movies)
Stories tend to live on. Since the advent of cinema, novels and shorter-form stories have been adapted to the silver screen and altered in various ways. Famous tales like "Hansel and Gretel" and "The Turn of the Screw" have seen more cinematic adaptations than a person could count on one hand, but the more diluted and frequent the movies become, the more people appear to lose interest - and the higher their standards. In light of recent failures at the box office, like The Turning, Barnabas and Samael examine the phenomenon of revitalizing these all-too-familiar narratives for the modern age, and whether or not it's time to simply hang them up and look for new stories to tell.
From the publisher's feed