Talking Terror

For this episode of the show, The King of Horror Andy G has finally realized his dream of total isolation from society! He managed to settle down and buy a house in the middle of nowhere and it even comes with a hippie that smokes a lot of weed! Once settled, The King invited his horror hosts over for some alpaca milk and maybe some bourbon. Did you know alpacas are the animal of the future? Any way, listen in as your spooky boys of Talking Terror discuss The King's film pick oif the week; 2020's "Color Out Of Space" directed by Richard Stanley and starring Nicolas Cage. Stay scared people stay scared but also? Remember your ABC's. Always Be Caging!!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the Demonic Dean is taking your spooky boys of the show to India where they will be in search of.....ghosts! Coincidentally, the film pick of the week comes from the Dean himself and as it turns out, this one has been on his list for a while. Why? Well, why would they just go ahead and give you that answer, dear listener? You'll have to listen in! So tune in as your fearsome foursome talk about "Bhoot" from 2003 and directed by Ram Gopal Varma. Try saying that five times fast! Any way, stay scared people. Stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, you can expect this episode to not only be fast but maybe furious as well! There could even been some wild things in store with this film of the week! The Ghoul of Geek Keith decided to invite the spooky boys of the show to see what happens when you put a teenage boy's brain into an animatronic dinosaur! Listen in as the crew discusses "Tammy And The T-Rex" or is it "Tanny And The Teenage T-Rex"? From 1994 and directed by Stewart Raffill. Oh yeah, Denise Richards is in the movie - winning! Also? Paul Walker before he realized that Corona is the only beer you can drink at a Vin Diesel house party. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the mad monkey returns! Sure, he was a little agitated after the boys hosing him down and gave him a flea bath but he seems ready to be back on the air! It just so happens that it is also time for him to present his film pick of the week! So listen in as your boys of the spookiest show on the internet discuss 2001's "Thirteen Ghosts" directed by Steve Beck. It's a remake of a William Castle film but is it better than the original? Tune in and find out. Also? Stay scared people. stay scared.

On this episode of Talking Terror, your fearsome fellas are heading back to Honey Island Swamp. You see, way back in 2017, the horrifying hosts of the show talked about Adam Green's "Hatchet". Sure, sequels followed but the crew never returned to the swamp. That is - until now. Join in as they discuss The King of Horror Andy G's film pick of the week; "Victor Crowley". Green took the iconic character he created and released what can be considered a reboot of sorts. Listen in and don't worry about that spooky voice crying for its Daddy. That's just a kink the King has and he's oddly proud of it. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, your frightening fellas are coming to you live from Bad City! The boys just wanted to see if the city lived up to its reputation after hearing so much about it. While walking along the lonely strreets of Bad City (not alone, by the way). The Demonic Dean has decided to present the crew with a film pick of the week! Listen in as they discuss "A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night" directed by Ana Lily Amirpour. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, your spooky boys may debate many things but where do they land on the issue of human/animal hybrids? Sure, it may not be the hot button issue of the day but why not discuss its merits? To be honest this is the type of debate that happens when the demonic dean and the mad monkey leave the King and the ghoul of geek Keith alone in the Talking Terror studio! Listen in as the daring duo discuss the Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week; "Splice" from 2010 and directed by Vincenzo Natali. It's time to weird on the show so stay scared people, and a little sexy.

On this episode of Talking Terror, we're "kicking" things up a notch. What happens when you take someone known for action and martial arts films and throw him into a movie that features both horror and science fiction? No, it's not Bruce Lee in a zombie movie or is it Sylvester Stallone battling genetically enhanced werewolves. The King of Horror Andy G presents the crew with his film pick of the week; 1982's "Silent Rage" directed by Michael Miller and starring the one and only; Chuck Norris! The roundhouse kick king does battle with a Michael Myers rip off and your spooky boys are going to talk about it! Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, let's face it. 2020 has been pretty hellish. From a pandemic, to political unrest, riots, and even a President that thinks repeating five words in a row over short periods of time is a sign of supreme intelligence. 2020 has been an undeniable challege. So what could possibly happen next? If you thought, what about murderous slugs? Then you might want to listen to this episode as your fearsome foursome discuss the Demonic Dean's film pick of the week. 1988's "Slugs" directed by the late Juan Piquer Simon. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, at 10 seconds...your spooky boys lure you into the show....at 20 seconds...you are drawn into whatever your frightful fellas have to say. At 30 seconds...it's too late! You're all in for a new episode of the show! Up for discussion is the Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week; 1981's "Scanners" directed by David Cronenberg. It's telepathic terror from the great white North! Tune in and stay scared people, stay scared!