The Evil Dead franchise keeps finding new ways to get bloodier, meaner and completely unhinged.In this episode, Jamie and Peter break down the modern era of the franchise: Evil Dead (2013), Evil Dead Rise and Evil Dead Burn. We compare the Deadites, practical effects, most brutal kills, expanded Necronomicon lore and the endings of all three movies.Which movie has the strongest characters? Which Deadite is the most terrifying? And which modern Evil Dead film deserves the top spot?We also mix up a Dead by Dawn cocktail, discuss the future of the franchise and rank all six Evil Dead movies from worst to best.⚠️ Major spoilers for Evil Dead (2013), Evil Dead Rise and Evil Dead Burn.Chapters0:00 Intro — The Modern Evil Dead Movies5:39 “Dead by Dawn” Cocktail & What We’re Drinking11:57 Evil Dead (2013) Review15:55 Remake, Reboot or Standalone Movie?22:08 Practical Effects, Gore & Brutality25:12 Original Evil Dead Callbacks27:43 The Chainsaw Finale30:05 Evil Dead Rise Review36:38 Better Characters and Unexpected Survivors41:08 Lee Cronin and the Body Horror45:36 The Book of the Dead and Expanded Lore50:14 The Conjoined Deadite Monster52:54 Evil Dead Burn Review55:07 The Opening Lake Massacre57:55 Evil Dead Burn’s Story and New Lore1:05:57 Who Is the Scariest Deadite?1:10:21 Serious Themes and Brutal Kills1:15:30 Characters, Director and Gore Debate1:20:00 The Ending Explained1:21:20 Mid-Credit and Post-Credit Scenes1:23:55 Evil Dead Wrath and the Franchise’s Future1:25:01 Ranking All Six Evil Dead Movies1:35:15 Next Episode and OutroLet us know in the comments:How would you rank the Evil Dead movies—and which Deadite scared you the most?Subscribe for more horror, true crime, whiskey and questionable decisions from the Horror Whiskey Company.#EvilDead #EvilDeadBurn #EvilDeadRise #HorrorMovies #HorrorPodcast

A semi truck carrying a massive load of bourbon was stolen in Philadelphia—and somehow, that is only the beginning of this episode.Peter and Jamie break down the bizarre bourbon heist, revisit the anniversary of the mysterious Montauk Monster, and discuss recent developments surrounding the Luigi Mangione and d4vd cases.Then, things get strange with a fake Florida lawyer in Drunk or Dumb, the upcoming Sheep Detectives movie, the disturbing Maternal Instincts documentary, and the new teaser for the Friday the 13th prequel series Crystal Lake.They also discuss the possibility of a new Nightmare on Elm Street, decide who would die first in a horror movie, imagine what their Deadite versions would say, and reveal the true crime cases that originally pulled them into the genre.Pour yourself a drink and join us for horror, true crime, whiskey, and several questionable decisions.Topics include:The Philadelphia bourbon truck heist, the Montauk Monster, Crystal Lake, A Nightmare on Elm Street, horror movie survival, true crime documentaries, and more.Subscribe to Horror Whiskey Company for weekly episodes covering horror, true crime, strange news, movies, and whiskey.0:00 Bourbon Heist Cold Open0:28 Welcome to Horror Whiskey Company2:05 What We’re Drinking8:42 Haunted Happy Hour Preview10:04 Luigi Mangione Case Update14:10 The d4vd Case and Hulu Series18:25 The Montauk Monster Anniversary23:17 A Semi Truck Full of Bourbon Was Stolen30:47 Drunk or Dumb: The Fake Florida Lawyer35:22 Movie Madness: The Sheep Detectives38:33 Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die44:38 The Disturbing Maternal Instincts Documentary47:36 The Crystal Lake Teaser Trailer51:24 A New Nightmare on Elm Street57:41 Who Dies First in a Horror Movie?1:01:02 What Would Our Deadite Versions Say?1:03:20 The True Crime Cases That Hooked Us1:07:02 What Would Make Us Look Guilty?1:08:47 Charley Crockett Drops a Satanic Band1:13:09 Outro and Upcoming Guests

The Evil Dead trilogy is one of the weirdest, bloodiest, funniest horror franchises ever made — and somehow it only gets stranger with each movie.In this episode of Horror Whiskey Company, we dig into The Evil Dead, Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn, and Army of Darkness. We talk Sam Raimi, Bruce Campbell, the infamous cabin, the Necronomicon, the shift from brutal horror to full-blown horror comedy, and why Ash Williams became one of the most iconic characters in the genre.We’re also drinking through the chaos with a rum-fueled cocktail that may or may not taste like chainsaw fuel.Grab a drink, say the words correctly, and join us for the Evil Dead trilogy.Chapters:0:00 Cold Open: Bacardi Gasoline & The Evil Dead Setup2:00 Welcome to Horror Whiskey Company4:00 Why Army of Darkness Hooked Jamie6:29 What We’re Drinking: Rum Summer8:12 The “Chainsaw Fuel” Cocktail12:18 The Evil Dead 1981: Plot Breakdown13:40 Release, Budget, and Cabin Facts15:00 Does The Evil Dead Still Hold Up?20:51 Sam Raimi, Bruce Campbell & Within the Woods26:15 The Production Was Its Own Horror Story31:55 The Tree Scene Controversy35:55 How Stephen King Helped Save The Evil Dead39:26 Did the Bans Make the Movie Bigger?40:25 What to Drink with The Evil Dead41:34 Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn Begins45:38 Is Evil Dead II a Sequel or a Remake?50:20 Bruce Campbell vs. His Own Hand52:30 The One-Liners and the Horror-Comedy Shift54:30 The Lore of the Necronomicon57:20 Stephen King Helps Again60:00 Army of Darkness: The Franchise Goes Medieval63:10 Weakest Movie or Most Rewatchable?65:00 Why Bruce Campbell Makes Army of Darkness Work69:00 Is Army of Darkness Even Horror?71:00 Why Horror Can Be Stupid Fun73:15 Hollywood Rights Made This Trilogy Weird78:20 The Evil Dead Trilogy’s Genre Evolution79:30 Bruce Campbell’s Legacy & Evil Dead’s Influence82:18 Next Up: The Modern Evil Dead Movies83:10 Whiskey Pairings for Evil Dead II & Army of Darkness85:45 Best Army of Darkness Lines88:45 Wrap-Up & Subscribe#EvilDead #ArmyOfDarkness #BruceCampbell #SamRaimi #HorrorMovies #HorrorPodcast #HorrorWhiskeyCompany

This conversation explores the detrimental effects of social media on mental health, particularly through the lens of the book 'The Sirens Call.' It transitions into a discussion about the Nancy Guthrie case, which has now been classified as a homicide, allowing for more resources to be allocated to the investigation. The conversation culminates in a wild New Year's Eve incident involving a woman who, after being exposed for infidelity, returns to a party with a gun, leading to a shooting and subsequent legal consequences. In this episode, the hosts explore the intersection of Hollywood and crime, discussing how cinematic portrayals can influence real-life actions. They share a humorous story about a Florida woman who impersonated a Costco employee to hand out tequila shots, labeling her a hero for her audacity. The conversation shifts to the serious topic of drunk driving, highlighted by a story of a Florida man arrested with numerous open cans of White Claw in his car. Finally, they delve into movie reviews, particularly focusing on horror films and their impact on viewers, sharing insights on recent releases and their effectiveness in creating suspense. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various themes surrounding recent horror films, character dynamics, innovative filmmaking techniques, and the impact of nostalgia on the genre. They explore specific movies, discuss the intricacies of character relationships, and share their thoughts on filmmaking approaches that enhance storytelling. Additionally, they introduce a unique whiskey pairing system for movie ratings and engage in a light-hearted discussion about hypothetical wishes and their consequences. The episode wraps up with a nod to upcoming discussions on the Evil Dead series, emphasizing the importance of nostalgia in horror films.00:00 The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health10:09 Nancy Guthrie Case Update19:03 A Wild New Year's Eve Incident26:55 Hollywood's Influence on Crime28:05 Heroic Antics in Florida33:40 The Consequences of Drunk Driving40:34 Movie Madness: Horror News and Reviews46:14 Exploring Character Dynamics and Plot Holes49:18 Innovative Filmmaking Techniques52:49 Diving into Recent Horror Films56:42 Whiskey Pairings and Movie Ratings58:08 Hypothetical Wishes and Their Consequences01:02:23 Nostalgia in Horror Films and Upcoming Discussions

This conversation delves into the mysterious disappearances documented in the Missing 411 series, focusing on the work of David Politis. The hosts discuss various cases of individuals who vanished under strange circumstances, the patterns identified by Politis, and the implications of these unexplained events. The case of Dior Kuntz Jr. serves as a focal point, raising questions about the nature of these disappearances and the investigation surrounding them. This conversation delves into the unsettling mysteries surrounding the disappearances of children in national parks and remote areas. The hosts explore several cases, including Dior, Sammy, Jared, Keith, and Stacy, highlighting the emotional toll on families, the extensive search efforts, and the often inexplicable circumstances surrounding these vanishings. Each case presents unique challenges and theories, leaving listeners with a haunting sense of the unknown.

In this episode of the Horror Whiskey Podcast, hosts Pirate Pete and Jamie engage in a lively discussion that ranges from casual banter about their shirts and drinks to a serious conversation about the influence of media on high-profile criminal trials. They share personal anecdotes, discuss their summer drink preferences, and provide a true crime update regarding a teacher involved in a stabbing incident, exploring the implications of media coverage on the judicial process. In this episode, the hosts delve into the complexities of the legal system as it pertains to true crime cases, discussing recent developments in ongoing trials and the implications of confessions in court. They also explore a particularly brutal triple homicide case in Hawaii, the legal ramifications for the accused, and the rise of original horror films in the industry, highlighting the cultural shift towards innovative storytelling. In this episode, Pirate Pete and Jamie delve into the resurgence of horror in cinema, discussing the extremes of horror comedy and the latest trends in the genre. They review the film 'Whistle', exploring its premise and comparing it to modern horror tropes. The conversation takes a light-hearted turn as they discuss the idea of having cryptids as pets, specifically the Chupacabra and Mothman, before teasing next week's topic on the mysterious Missing 411 cases in U.S. National Parks.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter04:00 Welcome to Horror Whiskey Podcast10:00 Summer Drinks and Preferences14:56 True Crime Update: Media Influence on Trials21:27 Legal Delays in True Crime Cases23:06 Brutal Homicides in Hawaii30:39 The Case of Henry Tennan: A Legal Quandary40:20 The Impact of Confessions in Court42:21 The Rise of Original Horror Films48:25 Exploring the Extremes of Horror Comedy49:21 The Resurgence of Horror in Cinema50:44 Diving into 'Whistle' and Its Premise52:05 Comparing Modern Horror Tropes56:43 The Chupacabra: A Pet with a Twist01:02:13 Choosing the Mothman as a Companion01:08:32 Next Week's Wild Adventure: Missing 411

In this episode, Jamie and Pete explore the enigmatic Bermuda Triangle, discussing its history, famous disappearances, and the infamous USS Cyclops. They delve into the mysterious circumstances surrounding the area, including the strange occurrences reported by Christopher Columbus. The conversation also touches on the drinks they are enjoying, which are thematically linked to the episode's subject matter. This conversation delves into the mysterious disappearances of the USS Cyclops and Flight 19, exploring the red flags leading to their fates, the theories surrounding their vanishings, and the impact of media on the myths of the Bermuda Triangle. The hosts discuss the negligence in cargo handling, the lack of communication during crises, and how these incidents have shaped public perception of maritime and aviation disasters. This conversation delves into the origins and myths surrounding the Bermuda Triangle, exploring how media and individual narratives shaped its reputation. The discussion highlights key cases, including the Witchcraft disappearance, and examines the role of conspiracy theories and historical context in perpetuating the legend. The episode concludes with a look at the enduring mysteries and theories, including the possibility of Atlantis. In this episode, the hosts explore the mysteries surrounding the Bermuda Triangle, discussing various theories, historical accounts, and scientific explanations. They delve into the predictions of Edgar Cayce, the experiences of Bruce Gernon, and the myths surrounding Christopher Columbus's journey. The conversation highlights the blend of science, folklore, and speculation that continues to captivate the imagination regarding this enigmatic region of the ocean.

Join us as we delve into the latest true crime updates, including the Alex Murdaugh case, internet sleuths' role in missing persons cases, and a shocking case of a woman facing charges after a dangerous BDSM incident. We explore the complexities of legal proceedings, the influence of online communities, and the importance of understanding the nuances of criminal cases. In this episode, we explore a variety of topics including recent true crime cases, horror series, and the art of storytelling in documentaries. Join us as we dissect the latest in horror entertainment and real-life mysteries, offering insights and recommendations for fans of the genre.

In this engaging conversation, Pete and Jamie explore the historical significance and haunting tales of Waverly Hills Sanatorium, while also sharing personal anecdotes and cocktail recipes. The discussion transitions from light-hearted banter about Philadelphia to a deep dive into the eerie history of one of America's most notorious tuberculosis hospitals, blending humor with chilling narratives. This conversation delves into the history and treatment of tuberculosis, particularly focusing on the infamous Waverly Hills Sanatorium. The hosts discuss the evolution of understanding tuberculosis, the historical context of its treatment, and the unconventional methods employed at Waverly Hills, including the chilling practices that were once considered standard. The discussion highlights the dark side of medical practices and the implications of treating patients in a time when medical knowledge was limited. In this segment, the conversation delves into the grim realities of tuberculosis treatment at Waverly Hills, focusing on the drastic measures taken, such as thoracoplasty, and the hidden history of the body shoot used to discreetly transport deceased patients. The hosts also debunk common myths surrounding the hospital, including the exaggerated death toll and the fictional blood draining room, revealing the truth behind these stories and the actual practices of the time. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the myths and realities surrounding Waverly Hills Sanatorium, a former tuberculosis hospital. They explore the exaggerated tales of hauntings, particularly focusing on the infamous Room 502 and the tragic story of a nurse named Mary Hillenburg. The discussion reveals the dark history of the hospital, including the actual death toll from tuberculosis and the subsequent reopening as Woodhaven Geriatric Center, where neglect and abuse were reported. The conversation highlights the importance of separating fact from fiction in ghost stories and the real horrors faced by patients in these institutions. This conversation delves into the haunting history of Waverly Hills, a former tuberculosis hospital turned long-term care facility, and its dark past filled with neglect and tragedy. The hosts explore the various ghost stories associated with the building, including the infamous 'Creeper' and the tragic tales of children who died there. They also discuss the impact of ghost tourism on the preservation of the site, highlighting the balance between honoring its history and capitalizing on its haunted reputation.00:00 Introduction and Personal Connection02:59 Historical Context of Philadelphia06:03 Transition to Waverly Hills Sanatorium08:55 The Haunting of Waverly Hills11:58 Cocktail Creation and Its Significance15:00 Overview of Waverly Hills Sanatorium17:48 The Origins of Waverly Hills20:58 The Early Days of the Hospital24:05 The Evolution of Tuberculosis Understanding30:02 The Historical Context of Tuberculosis Treatment35:59 Inside Waverly Hills Sanatorium42:01 Unconventional Treatments and Their Implications51:54 The Dark Side of Medical Practices52:44 The Last Resort: Thoracoplasty01:00:18 The Body Shoot: A Hidden History01:10:46 Debunking Myths: The Truth About Death Toll01:22:00 The Blood Draining Room: Myth vs Reality01:24:38 The Myths of Waverly Hills01:27:29 The Tragic Reality of Tuberculosis Deaths01:28:30 The Ghost of Room 50201:36:00 The Dark History of Room 50201:49:54 The Troubling Legacy of Woodhaven Geriatric Center01:58:21 The Dark History of Waverly Hills02:07:34 The Haunting of Waverly Hills02:22:53 Ghost Tourism and Preservation02:28:48 Conclusion and Call to Action

https://linktr.ee/drunkdemonicThis episode features an in-depth discussion on recent true crime cases, conspiracy theories, horror movie reviews, and the latest in horror entertainment. Hosted by Jamie Pete, it offers insights into criminal cases, government secrecy, and horror film analysis.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Welcome02:06 True Crime Update: The Case of Deforvid15:02 Conspiracy Theories and Mysterious Deaths25:00 Government Cover-Ups and Public Trust26:24 The Correspondence Dinner and Its Impact27:11 Distrust in Media and Current Events28:24 A Shocking Crime Story34:52 The Aftermath of a Tragic Incident36:55 Transition to Horror News37:05 Reviewing 'The Mummy' and Its Themes46:20 Exploring 'Dust Bunny' and Its Unique Perspective52:13 Exploring Childhood Horror in Film54:17 The Return to Movie Theaters55:58 The Evolution of Horror Trailers01:00:00 Documentary Insights on Cults01:11:31 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans