Talking Terror

On this episode of Talking Terror, your freaky friends of the show are celebrating the birthday of your old pal; The King of Horror Andy G. It may be a few days belated but that doesn't stop your spooky boys from celebrating the Talking Terror way! They'll skip the decorations, party hats, and cheesy party favors. Instead, they'll celebrate with a film pick of the week to discuss! Listen in as the crew discusses the King of Horror's pick; "Bloody Birthday" from 1981 and directed by Ed Hunt. A trio of kids get stabby and murderous as their 10th birthdays roll around. What could possibly make them do this? You'll just have to listen to find out! Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, one night can change everything. Of course, not in the way you're thinking. This isn't the night where you kiss the popular girl at prom while a 90's pop song plays and everyone slow claps for your third act big moment. It also isn't a night in which the hunky jock finds something special about you and you end up sharing a candle lit birthday cake on a window sill. No, this is a night when the zombies take over! This is the the moment when the night eats the world! Join your eerie emcees as they discuss the Demonic Dean's film pick of the week; 2018's "The Night Eats The World" directed by Dominique Rocher. Stay scared people, stay scared because this will be a night to DISMEMBER!!

On this episode of Talking Terror, your frightful hosts are blasting off into outer space! How's that for social distancing? Your spooky boys don't even want to be on the planet any more! While they drift among the stars, listen in as the eerie emcees discuss the Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week!  From 2000, the sci fi thriller "Pitch Black" directed by David Twohy and starring Vin "I live my life a quarter mile at a time" Diesel! There's not much NOS or drifting with tricked out cars for that matter in this episode but it does have Vin Diesel playing a criminal that likes to get stabby with his crazy eyes! Tune in and stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the Demon Wind, came blowing in, from an old farmhouse. It's right over there so dark and vile. All night long, we prayed for dawn and fought for our lives. It's Talking Terror and they discuss the Demon Wind. Thank you very much to show's very own creepy crooner; Stank SINatra for a breezy take on a classic song! Any way, your spooky boys of the show have another fan pick to present to all of you! This one comes from The Mad Monkey's lovely lady; The Diva!! Listen in as the crew discusses the 1990 film; "Demon Wind" directed by Charles Phillip Moore. There's demons, there's satan worship, magic, and yes...kung fu! You won't want to miss this discussion! Tune in, and stay scared people. Stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the pandemic known as Coronavirus is still affecting the world as we know it. However, your favorite, frightening podcast will continue to go on! With everything being so crazy, what with people being quarantined or forced to work as an essential employee at their places of business. Why not discuss a movie that gets a little....crazy? Listen in as your fearsome foursome discuss the King of Horror Andy G's film pick of the week. The 1973 George A. Romero film; "The Crazies". So, tune in, wash your hands, stay safe, and as always. Stay scared people, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the Demonic Doctor Dave has decided it's time he raps to all of you about something other than Coronavirus. So, he's turned his hat around, and ready to talk to us about Ebola. Well. maybe not the actually virus because that would take up too much time (your eerie emcees only have two hours) but he does have a film pick for your spooky boys of the show. Listen in as your horrific host discuss the 1996 film; "The Ebola Syndrome" directed by Herman Yau. Wait, Herman Yau of "Bun Man" infamy? Yes, the same. How did your ghoulish guys of Talking Terror feel about this film? Tune in to find out and stay scared people, stay scared.

It's the end of the world as we know it and your boys of Talking Terror are feeling fine! Yes, there may be a major shutdown due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic but that doesn't stop your eerie emcees from putting on the best damn show that they can! Think about this. What if the world came to an end. The majority of men have been wiped out. The surviving women need a man to get sexy with the remaining fertile women. Also? There's frog creatures that will kill anyone that crosses into their territory. No, that's not a fever dream you're having, it's The Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week! Listen in as your frightening fellas discuss the 1988 Donald G. Jackson film; "Hell Comes To Frogtown"! Starring the late, great "Rowdy" Roddy Piper. Wash your hands, listen in, and stay scared people. Stay scared.

On this episode of Talking Terror, your spooky boys are sneaking out of quarantine to get some food at a new diner that opened up down the street from the Talking Terror studio. It might not be a wise decision but the menu at this new diner is enough for them to take a little risk. So, settle into the questionable establishment and listen in as the eerie emcees discuss a fan picked film of the week! (Thank you Brenda!) The Mad Monkey presents the pick, from 1987; "Blood Diner" directed by Jackie Kong. Praise be to Sheetar! Stay scared people, stay scared!

How is everyone holding up out there? It seems like pretty quickly, we find ourselves living in a real life horror film. The Coronavirus (Covid-19) has reached the level of a pandemic and an imposed quarantine is in place seemingly everywhere. Will this affect your creepy emcees and the most horrifying podcast in all the land? Of course it won't! The spooky sirs of Talking Terror are committed to keep creating new content and sharing horror news with you all. We will all get through this and what better way to do that than with a horror movie? Listen in as the fearsome foursome discuss The King of Horror Andy G's film pick of the week; "Night Of The Living Dead" from 1990 and directed by Tom Savini. What did the fellas think about the remake of a classic zombie film? Tune in and find out. Stay scared, and stay safe people.

On this episode of Talking Terror, your spooky boys have got Seoul but they're not soldiers! That's right, the horrifying hosts are heading back to South Korea for a discussion on the Demonic Doctor Dave's film pick of the week. From 2006, it's "The Host" directed by Bong Joon-Ho. Hey, that name sounds familiar! Yes, this director is the same man that won pretty big at this year's Oscars ceremony. So, will this episode be Oscar worthy? Probably not but the boys of Talking Terror would just be happy for the nomination! Tune in and stay scared people, stay scared.