Talking Terror

On this episode of Talking Terror, the boys are taking a red eye flight to Rome! They want to take in the culture, the beautiful women, and of course, the grisly murders! Listen in as they discuss the 1982 film; "Tenebrae" directed by Dario Argento. Much has been said about Argento and his role in essentially establishing the giallo genre of films throughout the 1970's but what do the hosts of Talking Terror think? There's only one way to find out. In a film filled with gorgeous women, set pieces, and death. How can you miss this episode? As always, there will also be horror nerd talk to kick off the show that you won't want to miss!

On this episode of Talking Terror, The Mad Monkey wants to help the boys loosen up and party. What better place to do that than in an overcrowded cemetery?! While they crank the tunes and run around among the graves, they'll make time to discuss The Mad Monkey's film pick of the week; "Return Of The Living Dead" from 1985 and directed by Dan O' Bannon. In this movie, the dead have risen and they're back to party! So make sure your canisters of Trioxin 245 are sealed tight and get ready for a party that only the boys of Talking Terror can deliver with more brains, cops, and paramedics than your undead minds can handle! Stay scared our lovelies, stay scared!

On this episode of Talking Terror, your favorite fright filled hosts are feeling really tired. If only they could just get some rest so they can get back to being the terrifying titans of terror that we all know and love. You see, every time they try to sleep. This guy named Freddy Krueger shows up threating to kill them and we all know that if you die in your dreams, you die in real life! So, in order to avoid falling asleep, the boys will be discussing The King of Horror Andy G's film pick of the week; "A Nightmare On Elm Street from 1984 and directed by the late Wes Craven. This is the film that spawned a horror pop culture icon and the Talking Terror crew are excited to explore this classic! So grab your bottle of no-doz, a big pot of coffee and stay scared people, stay scared.

On this episode of Talking Terror, the Demonic Doctor Dave once again returns with a film pick that could very well shatter the fragile minds of the crew. Sure, they've survived movies featuring killer condoms, samurai slashers in Wisconsin, sushi that comes to life to devour the living, and zombies that try way too hard to be funny but can they survive this latest selection?? Up for discussion is the 1993 Hong Kong crime/thriller, "The Untold Story" aka "Bun Man." directed by Herman Yau. Should this story have been left untold? Well, the only way is to listen in and stay scared people, stay scared.

On this episode of Talking Terror, the boys ponder if Death truly has a plan for everyone. While nothing in life is guaranteed. We can be assured of three things. We are born, we live, and we die. However, in this cinematic instance, death proves to have one sick sense of finality! Join the crew at 9 pm est as they discuss the ghoul of geek Keith's film pick; 2000's; "Final Destination" directed by James Wong. So listen in, because if you don't, death will know and you don't even want to fuck with that, mack daddy!

On this episode of Talking Terror, the boys are celebrating Moms! Yes, that's right. The woman that birthed you, raised you, and then eventually told you to move out because you're the world's problem now. So, in honor of Mother's Day this Sunday, The Mad Monkey has decided he wants to talk about thr 1994 John Waters film; "Serial Mom". Where Kathleen Turner plays Beverly Sutphin. A mild mannered, all american housewife and mother. Except if you get on her bad side, she'll have no problem murdering you and still making sure she has a home cooked meal on the table by supper time! So invite your Mom over and listen in as the boys discuss the film as well as all the horror and nerd news that you can handle!

The episode can start now....tell the Talking Terror crew. On this episode, The King of Horror Andy G has decided to celebrate his birthday a week early! That King just couldn't wait to tear into his bloody birthday gifts and see what's inside! Also, the crew spared no expense for this terror party! There's a birthday cake made out of bacon and fried chicken, designer drugs, and strippers fresh off the day shift courtesy of Sweaty Stan's Sex Shack off route 80! So while the boys get this birthday party started, listen in as they discuss The King's film pick of the week; "Zombie" from 1979 and directed by Lucio Fulci. Or is it Zombie Flesh Eaters or Zombi 2 or Nightmare Island or Island of the Living Dead. Maybe it's Woodoo? The boys aren't really sure, just tune in and stay scared people, stay scared.

You know, working on the show week after week. It can build up one hell of an appetite. Talking about horror all the time has our stomachs rumbling? Do we get pizza? Maybe. We could always get burgers but we'll pass. I think The Demonic Doctor Dave is in the mood for some Japanese cuisine! So join us as we review the takeout menu for 2012's "Dead Sushi" directed by Noboro Iguchi. You bring the chopsticks and soy sauce. We'll bring the comedy and DEAD SUSHI!!!

On this episode of the show, the Talking Terror studio has been infested! No, we took care of the roaches and befriended the rats. What we're dealing with is gigantic adorable bunnies and we're fresh out of carrots! So as we barricade ourselves in against the invasion. Join us as we discuss The Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week; 1972's "Night Of The Lepus" directed by William F. Claxton and starring Janet Leigh (Psycho) and Rory Calhoun (Motel Hell). It is sure to be a night of "hare" raising frights!

On this episode of Talking Terror, we decided to try one of those new crash diet fads. Instead of eating right, exercising, and generally making positive life choices. We're throwing caution to the wind and paying a visit to an old gypsy. We're told that he'll just say a few words, caress our face and bam! We're looking sexy and swimsuit season ready! While we shed those pesky pounds, we'll be discussing the Mad Monkey's film pick. 1996's "Thinner" directed by Tom (Child's Play) Holland based on a story by Stephen King! Join us and bring your appetite for terror!