Good evening Porcelain Peeps,

This week we dive into our first Patreon recommended episode and discuss a true crime tale. We have trivia, news, and our watchlist. During the main discussion we dive into the vampire cult that had murderous results. Join us next week for our second Patreon selected episode as we discuss foreign films versus Hollywood films.

Keep it creepy

Good evening Porcelain Peeps.

This week we dive into our 2nd Uncaught Gem with Jacobs Ladder. We review and discuss this overlooked film selected by John. We also have trivia, news, and our watchlist. Join us next week for our first Patreon selected episode and look into murderous vampire cult. Thanks for listening.

Keep it creepy.

Good evening Porcelain Peeps.

This week we dive into our 5th Sci-Fi Redemption of our shameful misses. We watched War of the Worlds, Ex Machina, and the 5th Element. We also have trivia, news, and our watchlist. Join us next week for our second Uncaught Gem: Jacobs Ladder. Thanks for listening.

Keep it creepy.

Good evening Porcelain Peeps.

Welcome home from Camp. As the show progresses in its original strange and scary glory, we bring you a lengthy discussion on meta horror. The episode starts with news regarding Peninsula updates, more movie push backs, and updates about Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg projects. We see if Anthony can keep his current peak streak alive during trivia. We are joined by Courtney from the Courtney and Joe Spoil Everything podcast to discuss and dissect meta horror as comprehensively as possible. We discuss what it is, the history, our first experiences with the subgenera, and more. We round out the episode with Watchlist containing a fairytale, thriller, reboot TV show, the most totally brutal cartoon, and some time-loop movies to make you go crosseyed. Join us next week for our 5th Sci-Fi Redemption featuring War of the Worlds, The Fifth Element, and Ex Machina. Thanks for listening.

Keep it creepy.

Welcome back Campers. As camp comes to a closing, we have 3 original campfire tales that we wrote to share around the fire for one last scare! During news there’s some 4K release information, update on a second avian receptacle, and more time with Joe Bob Briggs. In trivia we see if there's a peak streak continuation. For the main discussion, we share stories we wrote just for the campers. None of us counselors have heard each other’s stories, so are all in for a creepy treat. We close out came with a Watchlist containing a YouTube review of a zombie flicks, a Groundhog's Day-esq Hulu original, and ways to lose your got damn mind. Join us next week for classic Porcelain Peak as we dive into Meta Horror with a special guest. Thanks for listening.

Keep it creepy

On this week’s episode we creeps bring another true crime episode your way. News brings theater updates, news about Halloween Kills, and a possible director for a new Wolfman. During trivia, we introduce a brand new trivia game! The counselors take a look back into the Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders which took place at a summer camp. They end the episode with their Watchlist which includes a true crime doc. close to home, a low-budget found footage cabin-in-the-woods flick, and the origins of a J-Horror staple.

With only 3 more episode left in Camp Porcelain Peak, we delve into the only sci-fi themed summer camp movie we could find: Rim of the World, which is a Netflix original. We begin with news regarding characters in the new Jurassic Wold flick and more. Counselor John presents his own edition of trivia which involves some strategic mash-ups. For our main discussion we check out the sci-fi comedy Rim of the World, and share our overall opinions on this pre-teen coming-of-age story. We wrap it all up with our Watchlist Recommendations, including mutant frogs, a totally brutal cartoon, a creepy crawler about loss, and more. Tune-in next week to hear a true crime episode about the Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders.

As we begin the final stretch of Camp Porcelain Peak, we examine 3 summer camp movies with a special guest from the Radio Nasties podcast. We start with news about a B-movie Dracula like we’ve never seen him before, a classic piece of Science Fiction coming the AppleTV+, 2 classics getting some new love, and more! We also pay tribute to a recently passed filmmaker. During trivia, we have a ridiculous tie breaker round like we’ve never had—see who will reign supreme. For the main discussion, we are joined by Richard of the Radio Nasties podcast to discuss camp movies that aren’t Friday the 13th. We dive into Sleepaway Camp, Madman, and The Burning. See which we liked, which we didn’t, and which might become a summertime slasher favorite. During Watchlist Recommendations, we provide you with a robotic mall slasher with Joe Bob Briggs, the third season of a modern Science Fiction classic, and a ghostly documentary so real it led to a massive panic. Please join us next week while we discuss the only Science Fiction summer camp movie that we could find—The Rim of the World. As always, thanks for listening, and remember, beware the madman Mars!

Welcome back campers. This week at Camp Porcelain Peak, we share creepy stories to tell by the campfire. We start with news about movie theaters, a new movie from A24, ideas about Friday the 13th, and a sequel to a modern sci-fi classic. In Totally 80's Stranger Things Trivia, we see if Counselor Jiggity John can get another Peak Streak. As promised, during our main discussion we comb through the depths of the internet to bring you 3 strange and scary campfire tales. For this week's watchlist we share a Prime superhero original, some Pokemon fun, and Justin Long's sci-fi trip. We finish off the episode with some much deserved shoutouts. Please join us next week as we are joined by a guest from the Radio Nasties podcast to discuss 3 summer camp movies that aren’t Friday the 13th: The Burning, Madman, and Sleepaway Camp. As always, thanks for listening.

For this week's episode, Camp Porcelain Peak continues with a discussion on horror aimed at younger audiences. Before we get into our main discussion, we bring you some news about Black Mirror becoming real life, another popular streaming show getting a release window for it's second season, Ari Aster's latest project, and a surprising announcement from a classic horror franchise. In Totally 80's Stranger Things Trivia, we see if Counselor Anthony can come away with back-to-back victories. During our main discussion we bring our research to the table and discuss the origins, meteoric rise, and sudden disappearance of horror media made for children. We attempt to answer and dissect the question, “is horror good for children?” by perusing pages of Goosebumps and combing through courageously creepy cartoons. For this week's watchlist we revisit some Netflix and Hulu originals, talk about Joe Bob Briggs, and the bandwagon keeps on rolling. Next week we dive into some scary campfire stories to help us prepare to write our own later this summer. As always, thanks for listening.