My friend, fellow Michael Myers fan, and Halloween history enthusiast Alfonso joins me to compare our opinions about this timeless icon's decades onscreen.

This is a VERY special episode, my first ever with a fellow horror podcaster! Caitlin Grant, host of the Plug It Up podcast, joins me to discuss one-off horror media. From standalone works that could have been expanded into a series to masterpieces that should NEVER be touched again, we cover a variety of examples while comparing opinions on what kinds of stories & ideas lend themselves well to franchising. I apologize for the background noise + my voice's janky audio. I don't know what happened during recording, Caitlin's is thankfully clear. We hope you still enjoy the episode (This was recorded prior to the shutdown of Google Podcasts).

It's time once again to delve into the history of media that ripped our childhoods a new one! Returning today to share what traumatized her growing up is my friend Melissa.

My lifelong family friend Johnny shares his in-depth views on life beyond Earth, our government's alleged involvement with extraterrestrials, the potential of aliens' influence on human civilization, and much more. Do you believe?

My friend and fellow longtime horror fan Melissa and I debate the narrative details, themes, and interpretations from a few examples of one of the oldest subgenres in horror history.

If you grew up with Animal Planet's The Most Extreme, I think you'll enjoy this episode! We're diving into the real of two-sentence horror stories and counting down a list of ones compiled by me that range as vastly in quality (from well-written to hilarious) as they do in subject matter. It's going to be a fun ride where anything can take a turn from one tale to the next.

Creepypastas, spooky pictures, and hackers! Oh my! This episode covers my personal experiences growing up with the rise of online horror in the 90s-2010s as well as the digital boogeymen that scared me.

Anthology horror is like a box of potentially terrifying chocolates. You never know what you're going to get. Join me in recounting my love for this subgenre along with some of my favorites.

My stepbrother, lifelong Kaiju fan Zach, leads me on a tour of history with giant creature features as we discuss the horror, themes, and legacy of the King of the Monsters along with his myriad city-ravaging contemporaries.

Nature is the world's oldest, arguably greatest, and indisputably most unstoppable force to inspire fear. And perhaps no manifestation of that power is more eerie than the tornado!