Talking Terror

On this episode of the show, your frightfiul foursome have woken up in an abandoned mental hospital. How? They aren't sure. All they know is that a seemingly kind hearted doctor is trying to convince them that they all have powers....mutant powers. Sure, this may seem far fetched but nothing is too crazy for your spooky boys of Talking Terror to consider! While they figure out a way to escape, listen in as they discuss the Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week. 2020's "The New Mutants" directed by Josh Boone. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, with Thanksgiving only a day away, most people are gettng ready to cook feasts for their families while your fearsome foursome of the show are getting ready for a little bit of ultra violence! Maybe even some Beethoven too? So, grab your favorite droogs and a glass of milk from the Moloko and listen in as your spooky boys discuss the Mad Monkey's film pick of the week. From 1971, it's "A Clockwork Orange" directed by Stanley Kubrick. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, your frightful foursome are heading back into the woods to once again visit a cabin with an infamous past. Once they arrived, everything was going well until they discovered a tape recorder that contained incantations found only in the Necronomicon Ex Mortis (roughly translated; the book of the dead). Now, your spooky boys of the show are surrounded by the evil dead! While they fight to avoid being dead by dawn, listen in as they discuss the King of Horror Andy G's film pick of the week; "Evil Dead 2" from 1987 and directed by Sam Raimi. Stay scared people, stay scared but also? Stay groovy.

On this episode of Talking Terror, your spooky hosts of the show are taking a cab ride to Hell and in Paris, France no less! It was probably a bad idea to hail a cab with a deranged cab driver but what else can you expect from your fearsome foursome? While they plot their escape, listen in as they discuss the Demonic Dean's film pick of the week! "Night Fare" from 2015 and directed by Julien Seri. Restez effrayés les gens, restez effrayés!

This episode of Talking Terror is being brought to you by....SCIENCE! No fun science projects like making a volcano or dissecting a frog.The movie up for discussion this week has been considered the scariest movie of all time. How did scientists reach this conclusion? Well, they studied the heart rates of viewers watching this particular film and they found it to be the one above all others! So, join your fearsome foursome as they discuss the Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week; "Sinister" from 2012 and directed by Scott Derrickson. Stay scared people, stay scared!

With Halloween only days away, The King of Horror Andy wants to celebrate early with the spooky hosts of the show. So, he's sneaking them all in to an exclusive dance club that caters only to monsters! There's werewolves and ghouls, and vampires. Creatures of all kinds packing this club to drink and dance the night away. It's the kind of party your frightful foursome were meant to be a part of! In between music acts, The King presents his Halloween film pick of the week. From 1981, it's "The Monster Club" directed by Roy Ward Baker! Stay scared people, stay scared and remember....Monsters rule! Okay?

On this episode of Talking Terror, the show's very own mad medical experiment gone amok has decided to present your spooky boys with a film pick that is supposedly 100 percent medically accurate! So, join your frightening fellas of the show as they discuss the Mad Monkey's film selection; "The Human Centipede (First Sequence) directed by Tom Six. It's the kind of horror movie that takes the term "ass to mouth" to a whole new level! Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the month long celebration of Halloween continues with something of an urban legend! You see, the Demonic Dean was ready to serve up a masscare for the spooky boys od the show in his new microvwave but they've already eaten so what else can he do? Well, since it's the Demonic Dean's film pick of the week, he's gathering your frightening hosts to tell them the tale of Mary Hatchet. Who is Mary Hatchet? Why is she always naked and Why does she limit herself to just a hatchet? You'll have to listen in to get those answers! Tune in as the fearsome foursome discuss; "Blood Night: The Legend Of Mary Hatchet" from 2009 and directed by Frank Sabatella. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, what happens when an aspiring actress (who happens to look a lot like Marilyn Monroe) spurns the advances of a professed movie lover who happens to forget that he's not really James Cagney? You get the film that's up for discussion! So, brush up on your classic cinema and listen in as we discuss The Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week. From 1980, it's "Fade To Black" directed by Vernon Zimmerman. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, The Mad Monkey decided that the cosmic horror of last week's show was simply not enough to satisfy his insane urge to watch horror movies. So, in what he calls a "palate cleaner" he presents his film pick of the week to your spooky boys of the podcast. So listen in as they get a little controversial and discuss the 1978 Meir Zarchi film; "I Spit On Your Grave" starring Camille Keaton. Stay scared people, stay scared.