Horror Chop House

Horror Chop House

By Nathan RichardsonComedyTV & Film
Download on the App Store

Horror Chop House episodes

  • Movie Review: Sinners (2025)
    Sinners is one of the only original horror movies we are going to get in 2025. Take a listen and hear what the group has to say about it and if you should use up some of your time to see it this weekend. This is a spoiler free podcast but if you want some spoilers here it is: Yes you should go out and see it immediately.
    28 min
  • Movie Retrospective: Troll 2 (1990)
    Troll 2 is often viewed as the best worst movie, and here at the Horror Chop House podcast, two members of our crew have NEVER seen it before. Hear their first thoughts on the movie and relive your first viewing of the film!
    52 min
  • Movie Review: The Monkey (2025)
    Nate, Steph and Julie wind up the toy monkey and see what happens in this episode of Horror Chop House. Will you survive the theater going experience, or should you skip it? Find out by listening to this episode!
    https://letterboxd.com/ChopHouse/
    30 min
  • Movie Review: Heart Eyes (2025)
    Three members of the Horror Chop House sit down to watch Heart Eyes, and one of them walks out of the movie. Can you guess which one? Why guess when you can listen to this episode yourself and find out!
    32 min
  • Movie Review: Companion (2025)
    Today the group sits down to watch 2025's horror romance comedy, Companion. Listen in with us as we discuss our thoughts on the film as well as answer the burning question: Which will probably be the better date movie, this or Heart Eyes.
    https://letterboxd.com/ChopHouse/
    29 min
  • Movie Retrospective: The Descent (2005)
    The Descent is celebrating its 20 year anniversary. Celebrate with us here at the Horror Chop House as we re-watch this classic, with one of us watching it for the very first time.
    Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/ChopHouse/
    41 min

About Horror Chop House

From the publisher's feed

A group of family members watch horror movies and report back their most inner feelings about what they witness. Occasionally being joined by special guest, the hosts rates these movies like the USDA…