Midnight Drive-In

This week we discuss two films of master thespian, Edgar Allan Poe IV, Cape Fear and Toolbox Murders 2 (a.k.a. Coffin Baby). Listen along as Bryan almost quits the show several times.

We also discuss Split, The Skeptic, The Ring, The Grudge, Sadako v Kayako, and Westworld.

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This week join Bryan and Doug as they discuss Fright Night and Fright Night Part 2. No, not the new ones. The originals.

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This week we take a look at two fairly recent reimaginequels, Blair Witch (2016) and Evil Dead (2013). We also discuss Darren Lynn Bousman’s newest film Abattoir, The Roger Corman produced Death Race 2050, Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse, Hannibal, The Green Inferno, and against Scott’s better judgement, Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan

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This week we bring round one of the Battle of the Network Stars to a close with our second 80s match up; Trick or Treat starring Marc Price and Mikey starring Brian Bonsall.

Bryan’s not here this week, so the sidebar is a bit shorter. Scott and Doug discuss some feedback and talk about Last Girl Standing.

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Welcome to week two of our four week long Battle of the Network Stars competition. This week, we’re looking at…Who’s the Boss. Our competitors are Danny Pintauro (Cujo) and Alyssa Milano (Embrace of the Vampire). Plus some talk about I Am Not a Serial Killer, Cell, Beyond the Gates, The Autopsy of Jane Doe, The Monster, Hannibal, and The Twilight Zone.

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Happy new year, and welcome to week one of our four week long Battle of the Network Stars competition. For those of you playing along at home, each week the TLH hosts are reviewing two different horror films that each star a different actor/actress from a given sit-com from the 80s and 90s. Each winner will move on to go head to head and a final four showdown where you, the listener can vote and determine who is the king or queen of the networks stars.

This week, we’re looking at…Friends. Our competitors are Jennifer Aniston (Leprechaun) and Courteney Cox (Scream). Who wins? Listen and find out.

Oh, and after the break we talk about Rogue One: A Star Wars Story…a lot.

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Merry Christmas, and welcome to the TLH Christmas episode. This week we’ll be celebrating the holiday with a couple of holiday classics, Krampus and Black Christmas.

During the sidebar, we discuss, both the 1958 and 1988 versions of The Blob, Misery, Gremlins, Critters 3, and Critters 4.

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This week, on a very special episode of The Last Horrorcast, we discuss a couple of films that were supposed to be fun filled 70s slashers, but instead the conversation takes a much, much darker turn. Tune in for what may be our most serious and thoughtful discussion to date.

Then in the sidebar, we lighten things up a bit by discussing a few recent watches, talk about Christmas films, celebrities and conventions, and much more.

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Join us as we discuss a couple of cheesy 80s slashers featuring pranks gone wrong, Terror Train [spoilers from 41:22-52:11] and Slaughter High. Warning: if you were a nerd in school who was promised sex by the popular kids and they instead pulled a prank at your expense, don’t listen. We don’t want to give you any ideas.

After the break, we discuss The Blob (1988), The Last Stand, The Prowler, Batman: The Killing Joke, The Elephant Man, and Wishing Stairs.

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This week we take a look at the second half of Black Mirror season 3. Does it hold up? Is it better than seasons 1 and 2? Do the three of us feel like horrible people now? Listen and find out.

We also discuss some random watches including Arrival, The Howling, The Walking Dead, Lost, Lights Out, I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House, Last Shift, Para Elisa, and The Mutilator.

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