Mostly Horror

Hey Horror Fans!!!

This week, Sean and Steve fly solo (together) for an episode packed with horror goodness.

They dive into the latest news, including updates on Scream 7, a first look at Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein, and hints about Jordan Peele's upcoming mysterious project.

From there, they turn their attention to Patrick Brice and Mark Duplass' Creep franchise, discussing the two unsettling found-footage films and the new Shudder series, The Creep Tapes. They explore how the franchise started, dig into the unnerving nature of Josef (if that’s even his real name) and of course, his unsettling alter ego, Peachfuzz.

Whether sharing theories about the franchise’s chilling killer or speculating on its future, they deliver a fascinating breakdown of what makes Creep so effective. Perfect for horror diehards and newcomers alike so...

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Hey Horror Fans!

This week, We are joined by Emily C. Hughes, author of Horror for Weenies!

In our conversation Emily shares her journey into horror, from the childhood moments that scared her away to the realization a decade later that she was hooked on the genre.

We dive into the unique challenges faced by "horror weenies"—those who fear the screams on screen but still want to join the conversation as horror becomes increasingly more popular than every before. Emily’s book bridges the gap, offering readers a friendly hand as they step into the void.

While we were initially hesitant about the concept of enabling spoilers, Horror for Weenies won us over with its thoughtful approach and Why It Matters sections that explore the cultural and historical significance of each film.

Whether you’re a seasoned horror lover or a curious newcomer, this episode (and Emily’s book) has something for everyone so...

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Hey Horror Fans!

This week on Mostly Horror, we welcome back the incredible CJ Leede, author of Maeve Fly and now American Rapture.

In this conversation we dive deep into the timely themes of her latest work—a novel that explores the raw and terrifying consequences of political and social powers and pressures, especially as they impact women.

The conversation couldn’t have come at a more potent moment, with Donald Trump's recent, stomach-churning victory in the 2024 election casting a shadow over rights and freedoms.

We chat with CJ about everything from the dangers of groupthink to the ongoing battle for women’s bodily autonomy. Using a global, sex-crazed zombie virus outbreak as a metaphor, American Rapture tackles issues of consent, agency, and the dissection of toxic religious beliefs and systems. CJ’s knack for intertwining internal horror with searing social commentary makes her a master of the genre, and we can’t wait to dig into this latest work and more of what’s to come from her remarkable mind.

Its a fun and important conversation you won't want to miss so...

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Hey Horror Fans!

In this week’s episode, we sit down with writing and directing duo Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, the creative minds behind some of horror’s biggest recent hits. You’ll know them as the writers of A Quiet Place, the movie that made silence terrifying, and as the talents behind Haunt and The Boogeyman. All of which we chat briefly about before diving into their latest project, Heretic, a chilling new entry in their lineup that you must see if you haven't already. We explore the making of Heretic, dig into its inspiration, and talk about their journey from scripting nightmares to directing them!

If you love horror and its many subgenres, from creature flicks to deeply psychological and religious horror then...

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Hey Horror Fans!

It’s Halloween Special Part 2 time here at Mostly Horror! Steve and Sean kick things off with the latest horror news, diving into exciting updates on Aliens and Predators and what’s next for these legendary franchises. Then, Steve takes the reins solo for a chilling interview with Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills!

In their conversation, Spencer opens up about his early days in horror, the beginnings of Ice Nine Kills, and how his passion for horror inspired the band’s bloody and thrilling evolution! They dive into Ice Nine Kills’ recent collaboration with the Terrifier series on their new track, “The Art of Dying,” and Spencer gives us a rare look at some iconic horror props he’s collected from a franchise near and dear to most of our hearts—listen to find out from which classic series!

Its a horror lovers conversation you won't want to miss so...

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Happy Halloween Horror Fans!

In this spooky episode of Mostly Horror, Steve and Sean kick things off with some unexpected celebrity encounters. Then of course they dive into some things you probably already know, covering Stephen King's Fairy Tale adaptation, Luca Guadagnino’s upcoming American Psycho film, and Blumhouse’s controversial partnership with Meta AI.

Sean then puts on his tin foil hat to bring you updates on the real-life UFO (UAP) situation and recent government disclosures.

The hosts then break down each eerie segment of newly releasedV/H/S Beyond, from alien encounters to cyborgs and furries gone wild, all with plenty of unsettling body horror!

If you love horror shorts and visitors from another world then...

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Hey Horror Fans!

This week, Steve and Sean are joined by directors Dennis Widmyer and Kevin Kölsch for a deep dive into their chilling films Starry Eyes and the 2019 remake of Pet Sematary. In this episode, we explore their unique path into the film industry, what it was like to adapt one of Stephen King's most haunting stories, and the cult status Starry Eyes has achieved in the indie horror scene.

The conversation covers everything from their creative process to their thoughts on modern horror, and they even drop some exclusive, breaking news that you won’t want to miss!

If you're a fan of unsettling horror with a psychological edge and/or King adaptations, this one’s for you. So...

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Hey Horror Fans!

This week, Steve and Sean sit down with director Michael Felker to dive into his debut feature Things Will Be Different—a captivating exploration of time travel, family, and life’s more cynical truths.

In this episode, Michael unpacks the logic of time travel and how it shapes the story, while also touching on the film's deeper themes of hope, disillusionment, and family relationships. They also discuss the allure of sci-fi and sci-fi horror, and how these genres allow filmmakers to explore complex, existential ideas in a thrilling way.

If you’re into sci-fi that pushes boundaries and gets you thinking, this is the episode for you. So…

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In the depths of the dark net, tech journalist Carl Miller makes a disturbing discovery: a secret Kill List targeting hundreds of innocent people on a murder for hire website. When the police decide not to investigate, Carl is thrown into a race against time to warn those in danger and uncover the truth about the people who want them dead. From Wondery and Novel, comes a true story about obsession, control and the price of life and death.

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Hey Horror Fans!

This week, Steve and Sean are joined by director Greg Jardin and actor David Thompson to dive into their latest film, It's What's Inside—a one-of-a-kind comedy-thriller that's as visually stunning as it is darkly hilarious!

In this episode, Greg and David share insights into the film's daring visual style, which draws from horror but flips it on its head to create something totally fresh. They discuss the challenge of blending humor with tension, the bold cinematography that enhances the film's eerie atmosphere, and how the ensemble cast worked together seamlessly to bring this uniquely unnerving story to life. David also talks about the creative risks involved and what it was like to collaborate with such a dynamic team.

If you're into visually striking films that mix humor, thrills, and suspense in unexpected ways, this episode is a must-listen. So...

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