This week at the Horror Café, the ladies are putting on the sunglasses and seeing the world for what it really is as they talk about John Carpenter’s They Live. 😎👽

Join Eryka and Jackie as they talk about John Carpenter’s cult classic where one drifter stumbles onto a pair of sunglasses that reveal the horrifying truth: aliens are secretly running society, hiding behind billboards, TV screens, and probably your boss. What follows? A whole lot of paranoia, social commentary, and one of the most gloriously over-the-top fistfights ever filmed.

So grab a cup of coffee ☕, question everything, and remember… if the sign says OBEY, it might not be a suggestion.

This week, Eryka and Jackie press play on one of the grimiest, most “should we be watching this?” found-footage nightmares ever made… The Poughkeepsie Tapes. 🗃️

What starts as a box of police evidence turns into hours of a serial killer’s home movies — because apparently this guy treated abduction like a film school project. It’s awkward, disturbing, and feels way too real… like you accidentally discovered something you were never meant to see. So grab your coffee (or something stronger) and hang out with the ladies as they unpack the chaos, the creep factor, and the “NOPE” moments that made them want to bleach their eyeballs.

Static on the screen, terror in the shadows, and enough nightmare fuel to haunt you for weeks — welcome to the evidence locker.

This week, Eryka and Jackie are staring unblinkingly into Butterfly Kisses — the found-footage nightmare that asks the very reasonable question: what if blinking was a fatal mistake? 👀

When a struggling filmmaker uncovers an urban legend about an entity that moves closer every time you blink, he does the only logical thing… documents it obsessively while everything falls apart. What starts as a creepy myth turns into a meta horror spiral full of unreliable footage, frayed nerves, and eyes that should really stay open.

Grab some eye drops, lock your gaze, and pull up a chair at the Café — because this legend doesn’t just want to be believed… it wants to be watched.

This week, Eryka and Jackie are being relentlessly followed by It Follows, the horror movie that asks one very important question: what if your bad decisions literally followed you everywhere at a slow, unblinking walking pace? After a seemingly normal hookup turns into a supernatural game of paranoid tag, one woman learns that you can’t ghost a curse—you can only pass it along. It’s stylish, unsettling, deeply awkward, and proof that sometimes the scariest thing in a horror movie is commitment.

🎧 Grab your headphones, keep checking over your shoulder, hit play… and maybe don’t walk home alone

This week, Eryka and Jackie are checking into Misery, the ultimate cautionary tale about meeting your fans in real life. When bestselling author Paul Sheldon crashes his car and wakes up in the care of his “number one fan,” things go from cozy recovery to full-blown hostage situation real fast. Broken legs, unhinged obsession, and a typewriter that becomes a weapon—because nothing says love like forcing someone to rewrite a book at sledgehammer-point.

Pour yourself a cup of coffee, lock the doors, and join The Horror Café Podcast ladies as they take a hike into obsession, control, and why you should never disappoint Annie Wilkes - you dirty birdie!

This week on the Horror Café Podcast, Eryka and Jackie unwrap the dark holiday nightmare known as The Advent Calendar — because nothing says festive cheer like a cursed calendar that slowly ruins your life.

We’re talking wishes with consequences, doors you absolutely should not open, and a countdown where every day brings something worse than the last. Sure, it starts out like “wow, free miracles,” but it very quickly turns into “oh no, this calendar has an agenda.”

Plus, we’re breaking down this year’s winning and losing Cups of Horror movies, looking back at what thrilled us, what disappointed us, and what totally surprised us — and then peeking ahead at what’s coming in horror for 2026. And yes… there’s a whole lot more chaos, opinions, and caffeine-fueled horror talk along the way.

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New Episode Alert, Horror Fam! It’s TechNovember and a Special Guest will be co-hosting along with Eryka!

At Horror Café Podcast, Eryka and special guest Doug plunge headfirst into the tech-induced nightmare that is Black Mirror’s “Playtest.”

Join them as they follow Cooper — a guy who apparently has never heard the phrase “don’t volunteer for experimental tech in a horror anthology series” — as he signs up to test-drive an augmented reality game that dials his fears up to eleven. Spoiler: when a company’s motto might as well be “we own your brain now,” you know things are going to glitch... hard.

Expect jump scares, psychological spirals, and us yelling at the screen: “Sir, go home. Literally go home.”

Grab your coffee, settle in, and get ready — this episode downloads straight into your terror cortex.

This week on The Horror Café Podcast, Eryka and Jackie dive into the chilling world of The Silence of the Lambs. FBI trainee Clarice Starling is sent to interview Dr. Hannibal Lecter — a brilliant psychiatrist, cannibal, and all-around nightmare dinner guest — to help catch another killer on the loose.

It’s a psychological cat-and-mouse game that redefined horror thrillers and made everyone think twice about fava beans and Chianti.

So grab your headphones (and maybe skip lunch) — this is one conversation you can’t unhear.

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This week on The Horror Café Podcast, Eryka and Jackie dive into The Possession of Michael King — Spoiler: it does not end well.

Tune in as they talk poor life decisions, DIY demonology, and why skepticism can be hazardous to your soul.

🎧 Streaming now wherever you get your podcasts! ☕️ Because nothing says “science experiment” like demonic possession.

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This week on Horror Café Podcast, Eryka and Jackie dive into the 70’s cult classic Trilogy of Terror—aka “the movie that singlehandedly convinced us never to order creepy dolls off eBay.” 🪆🔪

From Karen Black doing the most (and then some), to that little Zuni doll running around like it just had six Red Bulls, they’re breaking down all the chaotic charm that made this anthology unforgettable.

Grab your coffee, lock your cabinets (seriously, dolls don’t belong in there), and tune in—because this episode is basically them roasting a 70’s fever dream. ☕👻