For a very special scary season episode of Macabre Daily Podcast, we decided to do it irl! That's right, our good friends over at The Twisted Spine in Brookyln, NY allowed us to take over the store for the night so we could record in person. Lowell and Matt were joined by colleague Brian Finnerty as they talked about what everyone's been reading, watching, and most importantly, what scares us!

Thank you to those of you in attendance for the support, and make sure if you're in NYC you check out the only Horror and Dark Literature bookstore in all the boroughs. Happy Halloween from all of us to you and yours.

It's scary season here at the Macabre Daily Podcast, and that means we are celebrating the same way we do all year round, by talking about great horror content with amazing horror creators! This month, Lowell and Matt are joined by none other than Ted Raimi and returning guest, Ryan Samuel Carr, to talk about their new story in the upcoming issue of "CREEPSHOW Vol.4 #2."

Ted Raimi is an actor, writer, director, and producer who has appeared in over 100 films including "Evil Dead 2," "The Spider-Man Trilogy," "Intruder," and so much more. Ted collaborated with writer Thomas Krajewski on the story "Par for the Course."

Ryan Samuel Carr is an artist and illustrator who is the artist-in-residence at the George A. Romero Foundation and has contributed his artwork to publications like Fangoria, Rue Morgue, Storm King Comics, and more. Ryan was previously on our episode discussing the art he did for "The Amusement Park," and we are delighted to have them both on this episode!

You can pre-order their "Creepshow" issue here, and we hope you enjoy the conversation because we sure did!

Lowell and Matt are back with another episode of the Macabre Daily Podccast! An extension of Macabre Daily, this month they are joined  by writer and filmmaker, G.O. Parsons who is the mind behind "Willy's Wonderland" and a whole host of horror comics from "Hatchet" to "Beast of Bower Boulevard." G.O. takes some time to talk about working with Nic Cage, adapting major horror franchises into comics, and our shared love of gaming!

You can support G.O. by following him on Instagram and purchasing some of his work here!

It's that time of the month again! That's right, it's Macabre Daily Podcast episode day! For this episode, Lowell and Matt are joined by Author Don Campbell to talk about his recent supernatural novel, "Whispers in the Woods."

Don Campbell is a passionate storyteller with a love for weaving tales that linger in the mind long after the final page. His debut collection, Midnight Harvest, delves into the eerie and the unknown, blending vivid imagination with a deep love for the macabre. Based in Surrey England, Don draws inspiration from the world around him—whether it’s the quiet rustling of fields at night or the whispers of history’s forgotten corners. When he’s not writing, Don can often be found running, listening to Stephen king books, or doing his full time job as a school caretaker. Don invites readers to step into his world of shadows and suspense, where the familiar turns sinister, and every story promises a thrill.

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Lowell and Matt are back with another episode of the Macabre Daily Podcast! This time, they are joined by the dynamic duo of Jeff Whitehead, writer and COO of the George A. Romero Foundation (GARF), and Ryan Samuel Carr, illustrator and in-house artist for the GARF! The two collaborated on the recent graphic novel version of "The Amusement Park" from Storm King Comics.

We talk about the work that the GARF does, and also share our favorite George Romero films that aren't a "dead" film. You can purchase both a signed and unsigned version of "The Amusement Park" here, and we hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed talking!

Okay okay, we know it's technically not August, but we can't break our two week cadences!

This week, Lowell and Matt are joined by Filmmaker and all-around awesome human, Allan Piper who is the mind behind the film, "eVIL SUBLET" (which you can watch on Tubi) as they discuss the real-life horrors of living in NYC, filming during the pandemic, and the real-life apartment that inspired the scares!

You can follow Allan on Instagram @apiper13

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Lowell and Matt are back with another episode of the Macabre Daily Podcast, and this time they are joined by Ariel Baska, founder of the Access: Horror film festival. ArieI is an advocate for more inclusive and accessible spaces in genre, and they were gracious enough to speak with us about the founding of Access: Horror, and how genre can be more welcoming to people with disabilities.

You can learn more about Ariel and their work here, and you can get tickets to the Access: Horror festival here (in-person and virtual) which takes place on August 1, 2025!

Lowell Greenblatt and Matt Orozco are back with another episode of The Macabre Daily Podcast, and they've brought along friends (again)! This time, they are joined by the proprietors of The Twisted Spine Bookstore, which is preparing to open later this fall in Brooklyn!

We discuss the couple behind the business, why horror lit is having a moment, and share our three horror books that made us!

The Twisted Spine is currently raising funds for their retail store opening this fall, and if you'd like to support them you can check out the links below!

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Lowell and Matt are joined by Brian Finnerty and Bee Delores to discuss their Top 5 Queer Horror Films for Pride Month!

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We hope you enjoyed the first part of our interview with filmmaker Adam Marcus, and here's part two of our discussion, which dives deeper into the character of Creighton Duke and the amazing performance from Steven Williams. We also discuss "TEXAS CHAINSAW 3D" and Adam's film, "SECRET SANTA"