Killer Horror Cast from Outer Space

The Creatures from Space present an EXCLUSIVE interview with Fangoria, detailing what to expect from the revamped magazine, as well as a few surprises! Along with the usual news and releases, we also discuss Revenge, Predator, and Battle Royale!

The Creatures from Space say farewell to Ash Williams, recounting our favorite moments of horror's greatest bumbling hero. Along with the usual news and releases, we also discuss Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell and Mosquito!

The Creatures from Space celebrate the recent NFL draft by having our own Horror Villain Draft in which we draft our very own super teams of your favorite monsters and slashers! Along with the usual news and releases, we also discuss Downrange, Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell and The Signal

The Creatures from Space celebrate Alien Day 2018 by taking a look back at how the film Alien came to be, from script to screen to critical reception. We also discuss this week's news/releases, plus Deep Blue Sea 2 and Roger Corman's Galaxy of Terror!

The Creatures from Space take a look back at the shark horror classic, Deep Blue Sea. We also touch on Truth or Dare, Deep Blue Sea 2, and The Burning!

The Creatures from Space deliver the latest news and releases, along with a few rounds of Killer Horrorcast Truth or Dare, in anticipation of the Blumhouse release dropping this weekend!

The Creatures from Space introduce a new structure for the show, covering a wider range of news and releases! This time, we also focus on the Easter holiday and why there isn't more horror films taking place around the titular holiday

The Creatures from Space review Unsane, letting you know whether this one is a gratifying trip into madness or better left not hurting anyone in its own padded cell

The Creatures from Space continue their annual tradition of the St. Patricks Day Leprechaun drinking game! This time we review Leprechaun in the Hood!

The Creatures from Space review the newly released The Strangers: Prey at Night, and let you know whether this one is an admirable sequel to the original hit, or a horrific pile of stranger crap that will have you praying you never have to see it again!