Horror Movie Yearbook

Horror Movie Yearbook

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Horror Movie Yearbook episodes

  • Class of 2016: The Invitation
    It's our ten year anniversary and we while we didn't get each other any tin or aluminum, we did decide to attend a nice dinner party. Oh, John Carrol Lynch is here as well. This should go fine. Join us as we go through a Buzfeed article to refresh our forty-year old minds on what was happening a decade ago, dissect what this movie has to say about the times it was made and the times to come, and highlight why this movie is the kind of movie that keeps us doing this podcast.

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    1 hr 16 min
  • Tiny Terror: Fright Fights
    We take a look at the new "Fright Fights" card game from Fright Rags, and come up with some decks that we would like to see in the future.

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    22 min
  • Class of 1996: Cemetery Man/Dellamorte Dellamore
    By LISTENER REQUEST we are packing up the Time Machine with some shovels and firearms, and heading to Buffalora to talk sex,death, and more sex and death. Join us as we discuss the career of Michele Soavi, the sad state of Italian cinema at the time, and how this movie helped us process some of our own personal problems.

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    1 hr 18 min
  • Tiny Terror: Beasts of Summer SUPERFIGHT

    It's a Beastly Battle Royal as we match up all 6 of the beasts from our Summer Series in an end of Summer Superfight Smackdown!


    Special thanks to Christopher Scott Davis for his track "A Glass Knife Laid Bare" as the intro for this episode. You can check it out on Bandcamp right here:

    https://firkenstein.bandcamp.com/track/a-glass-knife-laid-bare

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    30 min
  • HMY Summer Series: The Beasts of Summer: Piranha 2: The Spawning

    We wrap-up our Summer Series by packing up the Time Machine and heading back to 1982 to check out James Cameron's first film, and one that he didn't really direct. Join us as we discuss the absurd behind-the-scenes stories from the film, the impressive career behind Special Effects/Prosthetics Designer Gianetto De Rossi, connect the dots between this film and some of James Cameron's biggest movies, and choose our favorite Lance Henriksen performances.


    We discuss non-Piranha stuff as well, but if you are interested in only Piranha talk, skip ahead to about 30 minutes into the episode.


    Thank you as always to The Gamma Foundation for our theme music. Check them out on Spotify!

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    1 hr 17 min
  • HMY Summer Series: The Beasts of Summer: Hell Comes to Frogtown

    Our summer series takes a detour to Frogtown as we accompany Sam Hell as he spreads his seed across a desolate land created by some sort of nuclear war that left mutated frogs with snake penises. It's a real movie! So join us as we discuss the life and career of Roddy Piper, the low budget zen filmmaker Don Jackson, the pretty excelllent effects work, and whether or not we would fall for Nurse Spangler's seduction training.


    Thank you as always to The Gamma Foundation for our theme music. Check them out on Spotify!

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    1 hr 2 min
  • Tiny Terror: Marvel SDCC Preview

    We give some predictions for Marvel's 2026 Comic-Con panel. If you don't care about superhero movies, go ahead and skip this one and come back next time when we discuss Roddy Piper fighting mutant frogs.


    This episode is being released on our main feed a little early, but if you want access to all our Tiny Terror episodes, please check our Patreon: Patreon.com/Midwestpodnet.


    Special thanks to Christopher Scott Davis for his track "A Glass Knife Laid Bare" as the intro for this episode. You can check it out on Bandcamp right here:

    https://firkenstein.bandcamp.com/track/a-glass-knife-laid-bare

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    34 min
  • HMY Summer Series: The Beasts of Summer: Squirm (1976)
    Our Summer Series rolls on as we head back to the 1970s to visit a small Georgia town being overrun by electrified killer worms. Join us as we talk about the top ten songs and toys of 1976, the unique career of director Jeff Lieberman, the importance of this low-budget shlocker in the careers of two legends: Rick Baker and Drew Struzan, and how exactly you get your thumb get bitten off by a worm. We don't really have an answer for that. Sorry.

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    1 hr 8 min
  • Tiny Terror : Nashville

    Willie went to Nashville to check out three nights of The Protomen, and he does his best to convey the feeling of being in the same room as Tim Capello.


    This episode is being released on our main feed a little early, but if you want access to all our Tiny Terror episodes, please check our Patreon: Patreon.com/Midwestpodnet.


    Special thanks to Christopher Scott Davis for his track "A Glass Knife Laid Bare" as the intro for this episode. You can check it out on Bandcamp right here:

    https://firkenstein.bandcamp.com/track/a-glass-knife-laid-bare

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    28 min

About Horror Movie Yearbook

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Hosts Tim Long and Willie Gibbs take you on a journey through horror history! Every episode covers a year in the storied history of the genre (and the world), taking one or more films released that…