Mr. Steve walks us back into the dark to review the chilling film from 2013 "Mama".  After that we finally get to meet Mr. Steve's younger brother Adam as he shares a few paranormal encounters of his own.  

A werewolf murder mystery in a remote castle sets the stage in Mr. Steve's review of 1989's Howling V: the Rebirth.  Then, A terrifying deafening disembodied scream in a basement sends a young Mr. Steve, his brother, and their cousin running for safety.  

In episode 6 we take a look into "The Exorcism of Emily Rose" which brought the true story of Anneliese Michel into our lives, and put our beliefs to the test.  Then on paranormal encounters I talk about a very strange parallel experience that myself and my uncle had at different times in our lives.  

Share a few shrieks and laughs as Mr. Steve reviews the 1988 cult horror classic "Night of the Demons".  Afterwards we have our first fan submission!  Tracey shares a creepy tale of a bridge haunted by a witch in Pennsylvania, and the Devil pays her little boy a visit in the basement.  Ms. Tracey also shares a creepy poem from 1885 about little orphan Annie and the Goblins that'll get you if you don't watch out.  

On my fourth episode we take a look at another hair raising film as pure evil is terrorizing a family in rural Texas in Bryan Bertino's The Dark and the Wicked.  After that I share a paranormal attack that shook me to my core.  

I watched the film "Malignant" after releasing my second podcast episode, and was moved to do a review on this work of art by the amazing James Wan.  I hope you enjoy this special bonus review in between my regular episodes.  

The Child of the Dark Mr. Steve Boyer takes you through an in-depth look at the 1978 film "The Manitou".  A horrifying film based around Native American Shamanism.  After that, Steve shares another spine tingling encounter that paid him visits almost every night for years while he was growing up.  

Meet Steve Boyer: The Child of the Dark and hear about his first paranormal encounter that terrified him when he was only 6 years old.  Stay tuned after that for a review of one of the scariest films of the early 2000s "The Descent".