We've made it chapter 3 of The David Cronenberg Terror Timeline.  This episode looks at one of his most personal films, 1979's The Brood. This is the film that was inspired primarily by Cronenberg's own brutal divorce from his first wife and the ensuing custody battle over their child and was David's "answer film" to Kramer vs Kramer. Plus some entertaining tales about the wild personal exploits of Oliver Reed. Buckle up and like we have done all season.. "Let's Get Weird!".

 We're back with the next chapter in the David Cronenberg terror timeline with 1977's "Rabid". We'll look at the controversial decision to cast adult film superstar Marilyn Chambers and how it boosted the profile of the movie, what it may have been an allegory for, and how it continues his legacy of body horror films.   Available on all major podcast outlets!

 Welcome to Season 11, The David Cronenberg Terror Timeline. This season we'll chart the career of the Canadian director who became known as the master of body horror. We kick things off this week with his first traditional feature film, the controversial "Shivers" from 1975. We'll look at how he got funding from the Canadian government, the influences that shaped his work and detail the battles he fought over his art not limited to having to testify before Parliament and being kicked out of his apartment. This is one you don't want to miss!We also debut a BRAND NEW theme song on this episode. Enjoy the soothing synth-wave sounds of "Solstice" by Shredderford.  Go to https://www.shredderford.com/ and show support in a variety of ways. Pre-order the new album Pizza Galaxy on Spotify here - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/shredderford/pizza-galaxy Follow us on Twitter @OGScare! Also available on all major podcast outlets.

The "Decade Of Death" continues with a big budget haunted house movie that spawned multiple horror franchises. This week we're investigating "The Conjuring" from 2013 by director James Wan, starring Patrick Wilson, Vera Farmiga & more. We look at the real life paranormal investigators that inspired the film, Ed & Lorraine Warren, Director James Wan's background, the films that inspired Wan's vision for the film, the real history behind the film it's self and try to separate fact from fiction and much more.  

 And here is our 2nd Patreon Bonus Episode brought to you by our Executive Producer Tier....TIMECOP! Seeking Human Victims returns June 14th and Body Horror is the topic with Season 11 - The David Cronenberg Terror Timeline. 

 Brought to you by our Executive Producer tier Patron Casey Oliver, here is the first ever non-horror episode of the show covering the 1987 coming of age action-arm-wrestling family drama Over The Top, starring Sylvester Stallone, Robert Loggia, and the greatest wrestler of all time, Terry Funk. 

 This week it's the season finale of Revenge of The Remakes and we're talking about one that caused a lot of ripples in the horror community as it is one of the only remakes we could point to that was made while the original continuity was still ongoing elsewhere! What looked to be a cheap cash grab for MGM was loaded with quality talent. Did it deliver the goods? Tune in. 

 Even though it is one of the favorite horror franchises of most everyone on the show, somehow Evil Dead has yet to make an appearance on Seeking Human Victims....until now. This week we're looking at the 70,000 gallon bloodbath that may have actually beaten Halloween to the punch with the whole "requel" thing. That's right it's Fede Alvarez directing, Sam Raimi, Bruce Campbell & Rob Tapert producing and Jane Levy Starring in 2013's EVIL DEAD. 

This week's episode is a holy grail for many longtime listeners as it was the only Friday movie not featured in our "Long Summer At Camp Blood" Season. That's right we're finally tackling the 2009 Platinum Dunes Friday The 13th Remake. The opinions on this one are all over the board. Some think it's the greatest Friday the 13th movie, others think it is an affront to the entire series. What happens when the creative team behind the TCM remake team up with the writers of Freddy vs Jason? Tune in and find out.

 No remake is seeking revenge in this season more than this one. In a season that has brought us movies that are generally beloved by horror fans we've hit a polarizing roadblock as the controversial Rob Zombie remakes perhaps the most beloved horror film of all time, John Carpenter's 1978 "Halloween". We'll look at the alternate realities where a Halloween vs Hellraiser crossover almost took place, Rob Zombie's path to get there, what John Carpenter thought of it and much more. Plus, musical guest Poltergeist returns with a brand new song called "Sleepaway"! Available where you find podcasts.