Talking Terror

On an all new episode of Talking Terror, the crew takes a road trip to the sleepy town of Potter's Bluff! It's a small town with a lot of charm but the townsfolk seem a little odd. It's the Demonic Doctor Dave's turn to make a film selection and he chose "Dead and Buried" from 1981 directed by Gary Sherman. It's a film that features a young Robert Englund before he would go on to horror film infamy terrorizing the kids of Elm Street. It's also the final theatrical film for Fred Albertson whom most film fans may remember as Grandpa Joe from the 70's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory!" While there won't be snozzberries and rivers of milk chocolate, there will be plenty of nasty gore courtesy of make up and special effects master; Stan Winston. So what's the big secret this humble little town is hiding? There's only one way to find out. Listen! If you dare.....

You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension—a dimension of sound, a dimension of sight, a dimension of mind. You're moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas. You've just crossed over into the Talking Terror Zone. Say, do you wanna hear something really scary? Well you better get ready for an all new episode of the show where the boys discuss The Ghoul of Geek's pick "Twlight Zone - The Movie" Directed by George Miller, Steven Spielberg, John Landis, and Joe Dante. We'll discuss the tragedy of Vic Morrow's untimely death on the set of Landis' segment as well as discussing the highlights and maybe some lowlights of the other segments. So tune in and prepare to enter.....The Talking Terror Zone!

It looks like it will be another tag team episode while The Ghoul and Demonic Doctor are out preparing for the Thanksgiving holiday but fear not! Your old pal the King of Horror Andy G and the Mad Monkey Will have a pre Thanksgiving Day feast prepared just for you! We'll be discussing Will's film pick this week "The Burning" 1981 directed by Tony Maylam. As always, we have plenty to discuss before we dig in to the main course! So, pull up a chair, a beverage of your choice and enjoy a brand new episode of Talking Terror where we're always burning for you!

The Talking Terror Crew is back live with a selection from your old pal The King of Horror Andy G! On this episode, the crew travels back to 1981 to discuss the Andrea Bianchi bizaree zombie classic "Burial Ground" There's blood, there's guts, there's sex and unintentially bad English dubbing! Did we mention Peter Bark? This film has to be seen to be believed. The King loves this one but do the other guys agree? Something tells the King that they won't exactly be shouting for a sequel! We also have horror movie and television news. The usual banter and wild antics you come to love about Talking Terror so tune in, drop out, and prepare for the scare!

Join the Talking Terror crew as they get their hands a little bloody in the morgue at the demonic doctor Dave's hosptial from hell. They will be discussing the doctor's film pick for the week 1985's "Re-Animator" directed by Stuart Gordon. The Doctor will be showing the boys the finer points of sadistic surgery while commenting on the value of Re-Agent in bringing the dead back to life. Who is Herbert West anyway? A mad doctor or genius of the medical community in trying to defeat death? As always, there will be horror news! The planned Dark Universe is dead? Danielle Harris speaks out about the upcoming Halloween film. Slashback Video serves up some nostolgia with their pop up video rental displays and can Jordan Peele bring back The Twilight Zone? The Talking Terror crew is back with a new episode and they hope you can join them!

We want to play a game with you all on an all new episode of Talking Terror! We'll be discussing the film that launched a torture franchise; Saw directed by James Wan and co-written by Leigh Whannell. There will be traps and blood. Oh yes, there will be blood. Will we live to broadcast another day or will we fall victim to Jigsaw's torture devices? Tune in to find out! Also, The Mad Monkey and The King of Horror recap a memorable weekend they had at Chiller Theatre in New Jersey. The Ghoul of Geek and The King will also be giving a brief review of Stranger Things season 2 which premiered on Netflix recently. There is so much to talk about and so little time! Join us tonight and prepare for the scares!

In 1978, John Carpenter created what would go on to be considered the precursor to the “Slasher” film craze of the 1980’s, that creation being “Halloween”. This Horror Classic would serve as the template of many successful franchises, establishing some specific “rules” that would become staples in those films, and the sequels to this franchise as well. Using a small budget, limited means and a cast of relatively unknown actors, he created a tour de force with a faceless, stalking murderer who would forever be etched into the horror film annals of history. Join the crew of Talking Terror this week, as we delve into this film and discuss our feelings and thoughts on it.

On an all new episode of Talking Terror, the King of Horror invites you all to spend the night with the gang at the Bates Motel! Sure, there's a peephole in every room but at least there's killer stationary with Bates Motel written on it! We know you're just so eager to make all your friends back home jealous with that. We'll be staying in Cabin 1, it just so happens to be closest to the office where that guy Norman Bates likes to hang out. Join us for a shower and a bag of candy corn as we discuss the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock classic "Psycho" starring Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh. We'll also we discussing the release of the Friday the 13th video game, Chiller Theatre, whether or not Horror is enjoying yet another boom much like in the 1970's and so much more! Check in to the Bates Motel and go a little mad with us!

How do you like your cannibal movies? Personally, I prefer them in jungles, with savages and other "lower" forms of civilized people munching on the upper crust that invade their location to teach them of the new world. Well, for all of those that don't like it that way, there is "Raw", a French film that teaches us that sometimes, cannibalism is just byproduct of college life and eating raw rabbit. Or both, or neither. I don't know. Well, join the Talking Terror Crew at the table this week as we sharpen our utensils and dig in! Stay Scared!

Welcome once again to the circus that is Talking Terror! This week, with October and the Halloween fun just beginning, we figured we would start the month off with Rob Zombie's "31"! Written and Directed by Rob Zombie, the film features Sheri Moon Zombie, "Creepy Eyes" Meg Foster, and their fellow traveling sideshow crew as they get trapped, tortured and eventually executed during an insane game full of clowns, with a standout performance by Richard Brake, and oddly wigged old people, including the one and only, Malcolm McDowell. A mostly crowd funded film though, the question as to whether this was the film that Rob Zombie wanted to make, or were things tempered to fit the budget, is definitely in mind. Also "Cult of Chucky" dropped this week, so I'm sure that'll come up too! Stay Scared!