The Horror Dads do a deep dive into a formative decade for the Horror genre - the 1990's.  The mid and late 90's saw a resurgence of popularity in the Horror genre, largely due to Scream, but the Horror Dads take this episode to review the decade as a whole.  This episode focuses on one film from each year of the 90's.  Most fan-favorites and obvious picks are not represented on the list of selections.  However, everything from hidden gems, blockbusters, and cult classics are found throughout the course of discussions as John and Jamie review this critical decade. 

The Horror Dads are joined by their friend and fellow Horror Dad, Mike D’apice, creator of the Whiskey Morgue brand. In addition to being a Horror Dad, Mike’s Whiskey Morgue project has a segment on Rue Morgue TV and produces thoughtful and engaging content on all things horror. The group uses this episode to discuss the inspiration behind Whiskey Morgue, but also spends time discussing the idea of Meta Horror, and the formative films associated with this subgenre. Check out Whiskey Morgue HERE.

The Horror Dads are joined by Director, Actor and Producer Drew Marvick to discuss Drew's catalog of Horror Films.  John and Jamie get a chance to pick Drew's brain on titles he has directed such as Pool Party Massacre and 13 Slays Till X-Mas, as well as other titles he has been involved with like The Barn 2, Slashlorette Party and Murdercise. Drew is a true fan of the genre and a fellow Horror Dad.  Check out Drew's work HERE. 

The Horror Dads are joined by their new friend Dan Kern of Dirty Gnome Studios. Dan is a sculptor and toy maker with an artistic knack focused on dolls, specifically in the Horror Genre.  After an interview and discussion with Dan about his process related to sculpting and toy making, the group discusses some of the most prominent and terrifying Dolls in Horror films, and the films in which these dolls wreak havoc. Check out Dan's work HERE.

Tune in as the Horror Dads cover 10 Cursed Horror Objects, and the horror films in which these objects were represented.  The horror genre does an exceptional job of giving life to inanimate objects to drive storylines, emanate fear, and create conflict.  Join John and Jamie for an episode that will cause you to think twice about the mundane and common items you see every day. 

Tune in as the Horror Dads cover their favorite horror films in a year that will probably be talked about for decades. 2022 revealed some of the genres most exciting new films, and narrowing down to just 10 proved to be difficult.  Join John and Jamie as they count down a collective Top-10 to wrap up the year. 

The Horror Dads are rejoined by their friends Lance and Stephen of the horror apparel brand, Toxic Coffin.  John and Jamie chat with Toxic Coffin about Holiday Horror films and about our collective must-watches as we dive deeper into the month of December.  Check out Toxic Coffin's apparel HERE. 

The Horror Dads are thrilled to be joined by Lauren Marie-Taylor, who starred in Friday the 13th Part II (1981) and Girls Nite Out (1982).  John and Jamie chat with Lauren about her experience in the industry, and about the perception of horror in the 1980's.  Lauren shares some exciting stories about working with other Hollywood greats, and the group has a comprehensive discussion about 80's slashers.  Lauren hosts a podcast of her own called The Not The Final Girl Podcast - check it out HERE. 

The Horror Dads are thrilled to be joined by Tim Jacobus, the artist best known for illustrating the covers for nearly 100 books in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps series. John and Jamie talk through Tim's career and how he got started with the Goosebumps franchise.  Tim's imagery has enamored, excited and scared children for decades.  The Horror Dads get a chance to ask Tim about his experience, inspiration and all aspects of his amazing work.  Tim's work can be found on his website HERE. 

As is annual tradition, the Horror Dads are re-joined by their friend Matt Ryan Tobin.  Matty is an award winning artist with countless published works within the horror genre for some of horror's most respected organizations.  The group takes this episode to discuss 9 Different Hidden Horror Gems, and digs deep to uncover a few films that many may not have heard of. Check out Matty's work HERE.