This is the final episode of the Christmas Killing Trifecta and it's the for the legendary Krampus. The defining Christmas horror movie of the 21st century. Check out the shows merch store on Teepublic and make sure to leave a review on iTunes and Twitter. If you wanna roast me there is where you should do it.

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Back at it again with the Christmas horror movies, today's episode is on Christmas Evil from 1980, this is a great film and is well worth the watch. The online merch store is up and kicking check it out on Teepublic but wait for a sale! Wanna chat? Follow us on Twitter to argue with me about horror movies. If you have time give us a rating on itunes and subscribe wherever you listen to the show.

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I do not own the rights to intellectual works to any part of Christmas Evil or Santa Claus is Comin' to Town as owned by those who have copyrighted them. All rights reserved to those who own them.

What's poppin ya'll? This week we have three episodes coming out before our regularly scheduled episode next week! This is the first one of the three Christmas movie reviews. We also have a podcast merch store on Teepublic so if you're interested, check it out! Follow us on Twitter if you wanna chat or email [email protected] but I never check that. Go look at the upcoming film Inhumane they are looking for investors and there are rewards.

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I do not own the rights to the audio used, both "It's Christmas Eve" and the audio clip from film Black Christmas are copyrighted works owned by their respective copyrighted artists.

This week's intermediary episode is christmas themed. Actually, christmas horror themed. We are gonna review "A Christmas Horror Story" from 2015. This is a good holiday horror movie and less campy than the rest. Follow us on Twitter or instagram. Subscribe to the podcast to know when our shows get posted and if you're feeling kind (or spiteful) leave us a review on itunes because that helps. Wanna yell at me or berate me and my show, email me at [email protected] If you are interested in donating to Inhumane then here is the link to do so.

I do not own the rights to It's Christmas Eve by Alex Khaskin.

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On this episode, my twin, Gaven and friend, Taylor come on to talk about the FromSoftware PS4 exclusive,"Bloodborne". It's lengthy and it definitely full of lore so beware. Next week is our Christmas themed episode so keep an ear out my good ghouls.

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Finally, have you had enough of this podcast? Wanna listen to some other shows?

Here are our recommendations;

FriGAY the 13th

Horror Junkies

Coffee With Comrades

Gayly Dreadful (Blog)

The Final Boys

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I don't own the rights to FromSoftware's "Bloodborne", nor do I own the rights to the music composed and written by Kevin McLeod.

This week's episode we review the found footage film, "Cloverfield", this is an intermediary show in preparation for next week and boy is the next show a doozie. In the meantime, check out Coffee With Comrades and two horror podcasts Frigay the 13th and Horror Junkies Podcast. Follow the show on Twitter and subscribe to our RSS feed.

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I do not own the rights to the doctored soudbyte of "Cloverfield" nor do I own any of it's content. I do not own the rights to the music written and composed by Kevin McLeod.

This week, Pearson Bolt from Coffee With Comrades, comes on to talk about avant-garde horror. We tackle the two films "Antichrist" and "Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom" also these movies are screwed up, so listen to the review with caution.

Here are the show notes:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1I-ePNNmIWT02NR1fdYELoEYgMHiC9kra1btfpB2wP0I/edit?usp=sharing

I do not own the rights to the music by Kevin McLeod or the soundbyte from "Antichrist"

On this episode I review the movie "Hush" from 2016, I got a new mic and I wanted to try it out. Check out the other podcasts I mention at the end of the episode and keep an eye out for our next episode on Avant-garde horror. Follow the podcast @macabremediapod on Twitter and check the show out on Spotify and Soundcloud.

I don't own the rights to Hush or the music composed and written by Kevin McLeod.

This is the first show of this podcast. I wanted to introduce myself and talk about the future plans I have.

I do not own the rights to Scream, the artwork or the underlying sound track written by Kevin McLeod.