Ep10: Mockumentary goes to 11 exploring the often blurry line between horror doc and horror mock. An official Speak All Evil cocktail (mocktail?) is found along the way while a ghostly tambourine man haunts the podcast. Man Bites Dog, What We Do In The Shadows, Behind The Mask: The Rise Of Leslie Vernon, S & Man and more

Beast Mode is the episode that almost wasn't. Our podcast heroes find themselves on lockdown, divided and in hiding from the wrath of movie monsters scorned. King Kong has feelings too. The Host, Tremors, Trollhunter, tears, fears, body slams and more.

So Bad It's Good honors the rich horror tradition of low budgets and lowbrow, where some enduring and essential genre classics are found. Piranha, Basket Case, The Toxic Avenger, The Greasy Strangler, Pandemic podcast telecommuting and more...

Real Killer Music trades fiction for fact with films based on real life horror. Social distancing begins for the SAE crew, eyebrow secrets are revealed, and court admissible statements of intent are made...

Indie Horror is for the value of intrinsic reward. Nights, weekends, self-finance, sacrifice and passion made some of the best horror movies of the past 50 years and still makes them today. Commoditized return on investment could never...

Zombiemania Director's Cut wreaks havoc on Speak All Evil's ragtag band of survivors. Social order breaks down, infighting threatens to tear the group apart, Dave becomes a zombie, and lawless chaos reigns...

Episode 4 finds Speak All Evil getting intercontinental with the language of horror as we examine a foreign wave close to our hearts. High Tension, Inside, Martyrs, Climax, Pepe Le Pew and more

Carrying the seeds of one's own destruction around all the time can be burdensome but there are a lot of movies about it to help us deal. Cat goes HAM, facts guy blooms, and Jay thinks we're all unwell..

SAE take a road trip to Salem to learn about the witch trials, review Gretel and Hansel and talk essential witch movies from the past. Also a hot take on Witches as they pertain to gender, politics, scapegoats and miseducation.

Cat Smith, Dave Gutter, Kevin Kennie and Trent Gay share their personal initiations into horror movie fanaticism, break down some of their favorite love based horror films, and reveal why Cat might not be able to see The Invisible Man.