Talking Terror

On Christmas night, there might be a few creatures stirring, including your creepy hosts of Talking Terror! The wreaths have been hung with care in the Talking Terror studio, for murder would soon be there! Listen in as The King of Horror Andy G and The Mad Monkey celebrate Christmas the Talking Terror way; by unwrapping a bloody gift of good cheer. That gift is a movie from Santa to the King of Horror. So listen in as the devilish duo discuss the 1975 Dario Argento film; "Deep Red" aka "Profondo Rosso" aka "The Hatchet Murders" and if Argento had his way "La Tigre dei Denti a Sciabola" (The Sabre Tooth Tiger)! Your eerie emcees will bring the death and giallo, you just need to bring yourselves! Stay jolly (and scared) people.

On this episode of Talking Terror, the Demonic Doctor Dave returns to the show with his film pick of the week. However, he returns to your favorite podcast a little different. He keeps asking your eerie emcees if they know when the next full moon is and suddenly has an urge to play "Bad Moon Rising" on repeat. The King, The Ghoul of Geek, and The Mad Monkey aren't quite sure what's going on but maybe they should turn to Google and search for "Werewolf symptoms". While they conduct a search, why not listen in as they discuss the Doc's film pick from 2014; "Late Phases" aka "Night Of The Wolf" directed by Adrian Garcia Bogliano. It's a film that's got Ethan Embry in it. You know, the guy that likes to wear t-shirts and he used to work at that record store, Any way, tune in and stay scared people, stay scared.

On this episode of Talking Terror, the boys of the show are in a giving mood, tis the season after all, right? As the holidays approach, your eerie emcees decided to open up the show to the fans. What's the worst that can happen? So, your ghoulish gents of the show are giving thanks to "Jennifer" on Instagram for this week's film pick of the week! Up for discussion is the 2002 Paul W.S. Anderson film; "Resident Evil". The first of five films that is based on the smash hit video game series. So gather round boils and ghouls and hear their thoughts! Stay scared people, stay scared.

On this episode of Talking Terror, The Mad Monkey is feeling in a festive mood! With the holidays on the way, he wants to deck the halls with boughs of murder and jingle the bells of the dead and raise the spirits of Christmas! The other eerie emcees of the show are perfectly fine drinking eggnog and hurling snowballs at those pesky door to door carolers. To kick off this month of holiday horrors (and they're not talking about Aunt Bertha that always eats too much and only gives you fruit cake as a gift). No, they need a movie to discuss! So gather round while the chestnuts burn over an open fire as they talk about the Mad Monkey's film pick of the week; "Santa's Slay" from 2005 and directed by David Steiman. Happy Horroridays and Stay scared people, stay scared.

On this episode of Talking Terror, your spooky boys invite you to have a seat at their Thanksgiving table. Sure, they have something for everyone but wait, that's not cranberry sauce! So go ahead, and fill yourselves on all the turkey, mashed potatoes, and stuffing that you can handle. Once finished, loosen up those pants, sit back, and listen as your eerie emcees discuss the 1987 Thanksgiving slasher film; "Blood Rage" directed by John Grissmer. The crew of Talking Terror gives thanks to you, the listeners for enjoying all of their terrifying content. So, stay stuffed but most importantly, stay scared people. Stay scared.

On this episode of Talking Terror, the investigation into the disappearance of the Demonic Doctor Dave continues. The boys of the creepiest podcast you've ever heard had gotten word that the Doc was last seen in some remote town in Virginia. What was he doing there and where has he gone to next? The King, Ghoul, and the Mad Monkey are left clueless because their search turned up nothing. However, once they returned to the Talking Terror studio, a package was waiting for them. Inside was a movie and a note left by the Doc, "Watch this and I'll come back next week....?". So, up for discussion is the Doc's film pick; "The Autopsy of Jane Doe" from 2016 and directed by Andre Ovredal.  Will the movie point the eerie emcees into the direction of their lost co-host? Probably not but you should listen any way! Stay scared people, stay scared.

On this episode of Talking Terror, we hear that train a-coming, it's being terrorized, and no one knows who's gonna make it out alive, we're on that Train to Busan and the zombies are dragging on. When we hear the undead moaning, there's where our ends will be. No, your boys won't be talking about some zombie Johnny Cash movie this week, although, why isn't that a thing? Any way, come ride the rails with your eerie emcees as they discuss the Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week; "Train to Busan" directed by Yeon Sang Ho and released on Netflix in 2016. Also up for discussion is episode 8 of AHS 1984; "Rest In Pieces" and so much more. Stay scared people, stayed scared and all aboard to terror, the Talking Terror way!

Welcome to the first episode of what we're calling "The Cinenema". The Ghoul of Geek Keith and The King of Horror Andy G head to the movies and discuss their thoughts on currently released films. On the premiere episode, the boys seek out the sophomoric effort by "The VVitch" director; Robert Eggers titled; "The Lighthouse". The film follows Thomas Wake (Willem Dafoe) and Ephraim Winslow (Robert Pattinson) that experience hallucinatory events that cause them to lose their minds while stationed at a remote lighthouse of the coast off New England in the late 19th century. Did The Ghoul and the King lose their minds as well? Listen in and find out!

On this episode of Talking Terror, your spooky boys of the show are still without their demonic doctor? That's right, the oh so demonic doc is still missing and it's up to the King, the Ghoul, and the Mad Monkey to find him! Unfortunately, the Talking Terror van broke down in less than five minutes into their search and they find themselves once again stranded, and it's also pouring rain as well, just their luck! While they wait for a tow truck with a satanic mechanic to arrive, listen in as they discuss The Mad Monkey's film pick of the week; "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" from 1975 and directed by Jim Sharman. Stay scared people, stay scared and let's do the time warp again!

The boys wanted to celebrate Halloween Eve with a pick from the Demonic Doctor but as it turns out, he's still missing! So what are the Ghoul, the King, and The Mad Monley going to do? They have all the Halloween decorations out and as many Jack O' Lanterns that they could fit into the studio but what about a movie to talk about? While tearing through the Talking Terror horror library, The King stumbled upon a flyer for some guy named Beteleguese? Apparently you have to say his name three times, so what could possibly go wrong? While they conjure up a ghost with the most, listen in as they discuss the Halloween eve pick from The King; 1988's "Beetlejuice" directed by Tim Burton. It's a movie your hosts with the most have seen 167 times and it keeps getting better every time they see it! Stay scared and Happy Halloween!!