Talking Terror

On this episode of Talking Terror, the mad monkey invites your horror hosts with the most back to the horrors of monochrome! So listen in as they discuss his film pick of the week! A french fright film that was released in Paris in 1960 but not in the United States until 1962 as "The Horror Chamber Of Dr. Faustus"! It's "Eyes Without A Face" directed by Georges Franju. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the King of Horror Andy G is taking your horror hosts on a camping trip! Sure, there's signs everywhere warning people not to camp in the woods near the Talking Terror studio but your frightening fiends will not be deterred! As they set up camp, listen in as they chat about the King's film pick of the week; "Grizzly" from 1976 and directed by William Girdler. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, your favorite horror hosts are boarding a flight. The destination? Terror! The sky is running red and the on flight movie is a pick from The Demonic Dean! Listen in as your fright fellas talk about Blood Red Sky from 2021. Directed by Peter Thorwarth. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, your horror hosts are headed to Satan's Den! Sure, it's an outdated attraction at an outdated and definitely not safe carnival but no matter! The boys of Talking Terror are risk takers. As they experience the horrors of Sir Nigel Penneyweight, listen in as they chat about the Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week! Ghoulies 2 from 1988. Directed by Albert Band. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, your spooky boys of the show are missing the Ghoul? Where did he go? Well, the King, Mad Monkey, and Demonic Dean heard that he might be hiding in a totally unassuming place. So as your terrifying trio go off in search of their chilling companion. Why not listen in as they discuss the Mad Monkey's film pick of the week. From 1983, "The Keep" directed by Michael Mann. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, your spooky boys of the show have been hearing stories about a mortician that is super tall and can carry coffins all by himself? Is he working out or is there something more sinister about him? Join your fearless foursome as they break into the Morningside Mortuary to seek out the King of Horror's film pick of the week. From 1979, Phantasm directed by Don Coscarelli. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the Demonic Dean presents his film pick of the week which is pretty much a whole lot of everything? It's a horror/musical/comedy film from Japan that can only be directed by Taskahi Miike. Listen in as your spooky boys of the show chat about "The Happiness Of The Katakuris" from 2001. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, The Ghoul of Geek Keith is like soooo totally taking your spooky boys of the show back to high school! Except it's modern day high school where it's hash tag this and dead bodies that. As your fearful foursome navigate through the life of a modern day teen. Listen in as they chat about the Ghoul's film pick of the week. From 2017, "Tragedy Girls" directed by Tyler MacIntyre. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, The Mad Monkey wants the spooky boys of the show to experience his mistake from last week! Instead of a movie about a killer croc and a crazy old coot, the Mad Monkey's film pick of the week is filled with blood thirsty cannibals and boobs. Lots of boobs! Listen in as your horror hosts spill their guts about 1980's "Eaten Alive" directed by Umberto Lenzi. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, your spooky boys of the show are in need of some rest. Luckily they found a couple rooms at the Starlight Hotel. Sure, it's a little dusty and located near a murky swamp but you can't beat the prices and intercontinental breakfast. For a creepy chat before bed, join your horror hosts as they talk about The King of Horror's film pick of the week. From 1976, "Eaten Alive" directed by Tobe Hooper. Stay scared people, stay scared!