Talking Terror

After a shocking twist of fate and the phone lines going down due to some meddling undead samurai. The Ghoul of Geek Keith, The Mad Monkey, and The King of Horror Andy G reconvene to discuss "Samurai Reincarnation" from 1981 and directed by Kinji Fukasaku. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the Ghoul of Geek Keith wants to celebrate the late Sonny Chiba with his film pick of the week! So throw on a kimono and listen in as your spooky hosts of the show talk about "Samurai Reincarnation" from 1981 and directed by Kinji Fukasaku. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the King is taking your boys back to Italy for another trip down Giallo lane. Up for discussion is the 1973 Giallo and yet some how prototype slasher film; "Torso" directed by Sergio Martino. A group of women get more than they bargained for when they abscond to a villa for a weekend filled with lots of nudity, bread, and milk! These women are nothing more than dolls to an unknown black gloved killer that is armed with plenty of scarves, a knife, and a handy handsaw. What will be left of them by dawn? Tune in to find out and stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the Mad Monkey is mad about monochrome! Something about those old school films of black and white that make the Mad Monkey would happy psychotic simian! Listen in as your frightening foursome chat about the 1935 James Whale film; "The Bride Of Frankenstein". Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, your four horsemen of the podcast apocalypse are back! Well they can't afford horses so let's just say the four guys that managed to rent an uber to get to the Talking Terror studio are back together again. To celebrate, they are discussing the Demonic Dean's film pick of the week! From 2020, the Shudder exclusive "Fried Barry" directed by Ryan Kruger. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, it's an old school episode of the show! The founders of Talking Terror; The King of Horror Andy G and The Ghoul of Geek Keith are without the Mad Monkey and the Demonic Dean but fear NOT! When the King and the Ghoul are left alone, the horror and hilarity continues! Listen in as they discuss the Ghoul of Geek's film pick of the week. From 2018, "Suspiria" directed by Luca Guadagnino. Does it hold up or even surpass the 1977 Dario Argento classic? You'll have to listen to find out! Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, there's a blackout all over the city and your spooky boys are locked inside the studio! Sure, they could just use one of their cell phones to call for help but where's the fun in that? So, your terrifying trio will break out a couple of flashlights and discuss The King of Horror Andy G's film pick of the week. From 1982, "Alone In The Dark" directed by Jack Sholder. What's the complete opposite of Dr. Sam Loomis? Tune in to find out and stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, we head to the Red Crow Reservation in Canada where surely, nothing could possibly go wrong. Right? While your boys of the show avoid the suspicious mess falling from the bridge that leads into town, listen in as they discuss the Demonic Dean's film pick oif the week. 2019's "Blood Quantum" directed by Jeff Barnaby. What's better than being zed? The hosts don't know but stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, who are the boys of the show? Well, one thing that they aren't is anything like the subject of this show! Jerry Blake is a family man, a business man, and a kind neighbor but underneath the friendly smile and the "I'm a Dad" sweater and khaki combo....lies a psychopath. He'll do anything for a perfect family and he means anything! Listen in as your darlings of horror movie podcasting discuss the Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week; 1987's "The Stepfather" directed by Joseph Ruben and starring Terry O'Quinn. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the Mad Monkey prepares to bid a brief farewell to his chilling co-hosts. For the month of July, he'll be participating in the Drunken Monkey Rehabilitation Clinic's annual Summer retreat. This year, it's a trip to a little place of the coast of North Carolina! As his doctors load up the boat, tune in as your spooky boys discuss the Monkey's film pick of the week. 1991's "Cape Fear" directed by Martin Scorcese. Stay scared people, stay scared!