JAWS Turns 50!

In this special episode of Monster Men, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the movie that made the ocean terrifying — JAWS! Join us as we dive deep into the legacy of Spielberg’s legendary shark thriller and explore why it still haunts our imaginations half a century later.

We'll share personal stories about the first time we saw Jaws, how it scarred us (in the best way), and how it shaped the horror and blockbuster movie landscape forever. From unforgettable lines to behind-the-scenes drama, webreak down the film’s plot, iconic characters, and groundbreaking film making that made it a cultural phenomenon.

Plus, we bust out some of our Jaws memorabilia and collectibles that every fan will want to see.

Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to Amity Island, this is a tribute you won’t want to miss.

📽️Chapters include:

• Our first time seeing Jaws and best times at the movies 
• Full movie rundown and analysis
• Why Jaws changed horror forever
• Jaws collectibles & merch showcase

⚠️Just when you thought it was safe to go back on YouTube… Monster Men brings the shark back!

👉Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more horrormovie deep dives, monster madness, and nostalgic terror.

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Are you ready to squirm?

In this creepy-crawly episode of Monster Men, we’re joinedby author Chris Micklos to explore the skin-crawling world of bug horror movies from the 1950s through the 1990s! From atomic-age ants to genetically mutated spiders, we cover the gory, gooey, and gloriously absurd world of insect terror on screen.

Highlights include:• The origins of giant bug horror in the 1950s• Hidden gems and cult classics from the 70s and 80s
• How Chris’s love for bug horror inspired his chilling new novel, Tick Town
• A tribute to movies like Them!, Kingdom of the Spiders,Ticks, Arachnaphobia, and more.

Follow Chris at www.christophermicklos.com 

Whether you're a die-hard horror fan, a lover of old-school creature features, or someone who just hates bugs, this episode is for YOU.

Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE for more monster madness, horror deep-dives, and epic interviews with the people who live and breathe the genre.

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It finally happened! The Monster Men took a deep dive into one of the horror community's most influential shows - Kolchak: The Night Stalker. From Stephen King to the X-Files, this short-lived show (and 2 TV movies) inspired more scares than anything before or after. We are joined by our good friend, author Terry M. West sporting a genuine Kolchak hat, as we break down both movies, every episode of the single season run, behind the scenes trivia, as well as books and comics devoted to our favorite reporter and the monsters he encounters. If you're a fan of Kolchak, this edition of the INS news is hot off the presses for you.

You can find all things Terry M West at:

www.terrymwest.com

IG - @thehorrorcollector31

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TikTok - @terrymwest1

Who doesn't love OG Full Moon flicks? The tiny terrors ofPuppet Master. The bloody dread of the Subspecies series. The sexy interspecias lovemaking in Meridian. The campy fun of Demonic Toys. This time around, we're joined by author and horror maven Matt Serafini to indulge in some of our video store favorites. Full Moon made a lot of the movies that made us what we are today. We also discuss Matt's latest, much anticipated release, Feeders, and the twisted state of social media today. Feeders will be available wherever books are sold on May 20th! You can follow Matt at www.mattserafini.com, or on Twitter at @MattFini. And if this episode has you craving Full Moon movies, head on over to Tubi and dive into their Full Moon channel. 

After a bit of a break, the Monster Men are back. This time they celebrate the work of Tobe Hooper. This man is responsible for some of the most notable horror movies ever. Jack and Hunter talk about their favorite Tobe Hooper projects and the impact it had on them as horror fans.

His resume includes The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Poltergeist, The Funhouse, Salem’s Lot and much more. What are your favorite Tobe Hooper projects?

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October, or Horrortober as we like to say, is here and it’s time to start watching horror movies everyday up to Halloween. In keeping with our tradition, we have created a list for you using the spooktacular book 31 Days of Halloween by Steve Hutchison. Jack and Hunter are contributors to the book, so you know it’s legit.

We rolled the dice 31 times came up with a killer watchlist for you. It’s got some old favorites, some lesser-known flicks, deep cuts and a few odd choices. Check out the show and be sure to pick up a copy of the book for yourself at https://terror.ca and follow Steve on Twitter at @terrorca.

Eric Mintel is a fascinating guy. By night, he’s a professional jazz musician. But by even later at night, he’s a paranormal investigator. He travels the country in pursuit of the unexplained. This can include ghosts & haunting, UFOs, Bigfoot, other cryptids and more.

Eric is fueled by curiosity and a desire to find the truth behind these mysteries. He shares some amazing stories that will have you at the edge or your seat. And

You can find Eric Mintel on YouTube at Eric Mintel Investigates.

Toby Poser and John Adams return to tell us all about their

Hell Hole centers on an American-led fracking crew that

You can find The Adams on Twitter/X at @adams_films

It's a new Monster Men! We are thrilled to welcome back our pal Tim Waggoner, author of the highly anticipated novelizations of X, Pearl and Maxxxine. We discuss the behind-the-scenes process of writing a novelization, as well as the entire phenomenon of books based on movies. It’s a fascinating conversation with lots of laughs and even more insight into the genre.

Tim is an award-winning author with over 50 novels, including novelizations of Terrifier 2 and Halloween Kills. He’s also done tie-ins to Alien, Supernatural, Resident Evil and more. His books on writing, including Writing in the Dark, are must-reads for any writer or horror fan.

You can find Tim at https://timwaggoner.com and on