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This is a preview of our all-new Patreon exclusive episode where Shannon and Cathy discuss the Strange Epidemic called The Possession Plague of Morzine.
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In this Shrink Chat episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we dive into a mix of horror and non-horror films and shows, sharing our first impressions and opinions—spoiler-free! We break down the latest in horror with The Gorge, Presence, Heart Eyes, The Apprentice, The Dead Thing, Red Rooms, Little Bites, and The Damned. Plus, we explore non-horror short films like Flow and long-form stories including The Wild Robot and Moana 2. And we don’t stop there—we also give our thoughts on the non-horror shows The Pitt, The Madness, Hero Day, Matlock, and Reacher.
Whether you’re here for horror’s latest scares or curious about the newest releases across genres, we’ve got you covered with our unfiltered takes!
Horror Film Reviews
The Gorge – Action-packed horror meets romance? We’ve got thoughts.Presence – Haunting atmosphere or forgettable ghost story?
Heart Eyes – What’s behind the buzz on this one?
The Apprentice – A different kind of horror… but does it work?
The Dead Thing – Fresh undead horror or just another zombie flick?
Red Rooms – A psychological thriller worth watching?
Little Bites – Indie horror with bite—does it deliver?
The Damned – Does it live up to its eerie title?
Non-Horror Films & ShowsMoana 2 – Is it a worthy sequel or just a nostalgia cash-in?
The Wild Robot – A heartwarming adventure or something more?The Pitt, The Madness, Hero Day – Which new series are worth binging?Matlock & Reacher – Do these reboots hit or miss?
Come hang out with us as we talk horror, thrillers, drama, and beyond—no spoilers, just fun discussions!
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#TerrorTalkPodcast #ShrinkChat #HorrorMovieReviews #TheGorgeMovie #PresenceMovie #HeartEyesMovie #RedRooms #TheDamnedMovie #Moana2 #TheWildRobot #ReacherSeries #MatlockReboot #HorrorPodcasters #MovieOpinions
In this episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we dive deep into the chilling and still-unsolved case of Rhonda Johnson and Sharon Shaw, two teenage girls who vanished from Galveston, Texas, in 1971. Their tragic murders remain a haunting mystery, tied to a dark history of disappearances in the region.
We break down the case details, the investigation’s missteps, and the eerie connections to other crimes—including potential links to the infamous Texas Killing Fields. Were the right suspects ever identified, or did the real killer slip through the cracks?
Join us as we unravel the mystery and discuss the chilling reality of unsolved crimes. Share your theories with us on social media!
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Facebook: Halloween All Year Long
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Music Credit: Mannequin Uprising
What do you think happened to Rhonda Johnson and Sharon Shaw? Let us know your theories in the comments or on social media!
This is a preview of our all-new Patreon exclusive episode where Shannon and Cathy discuss bizarro fiction specifically the Christmas compilation "Christmas on Crack."
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From cult classics to modern masterpieces, female directors have made a lasting impact on the horror genre. In this episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we celebrate International Women's History Month by spotlighting some of the most influential female horror directors in the industry. We’ll discuss their groundbreaking films, the unique perspectives they bring to horror, and how they’ve shaped the genre.
Join us as we deep dive into the work of trailblazers and modern icons like:
Mary Harron (American Psycho)
Jennifer Kent (The Babadook)
Ana Lily Amirpour (A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night)
Julia Ducournau (Raw, Titane)
Karyn Kusama (Jennifer’s Body, The Invitation)
We’ll explore their industry impact, signature storytelling styles, and how they’ve pushed the boundaries of horror.
What’s your favorite horror film directed by a woman? Let us know in the comments or on social media!
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Ann Burgess is a pioneer in forensic psychology, helping shape the way law enforcement understands violent offenders. In this episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we dive into her groundbreaking work in criminal profiling, her collaboration with the FBI, and how she helped define the psychology of serial killers. We explore her personal and professional history before joining the FBI, her involvement in high-profile cases like Lyle Menendez and Opal, and how her insights revolutionized investigative techniques.
We also examine her impact on pop culture, from inspiring the Mindhunter character Dr. Wendy Carr to the recent documentary Mastermind: To Think Like a Killer. What makes her work so influential? How did her research shift the way we understand criminal behavior? Join us as we break down the mind of the profiler who helped crack some of the most infamous cases in history.
What do you think of Ann Burgess’s work? Do you believe profiling is as effective as it’s portrayed in media? Let us know!
Topics Covered:
✔️ The early career and personal background of Ann Burgess✔️ Her groundbreaking work in forensic psychology✔️ How she helped shape criminal profiling techniques✔️ The Menendez case, Opal, and other key investigations✔️ Mindhunter and Mastermind: To Think Like a Killer✔️ The real impact of profiling vs. Hollywood’s portrayal
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This is a preview of our all-new Patreon exclusive episode where Shannon and Cathy discuss the research around play for adults and our play personalities.
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In this episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we shine the spotlight on some of the most iconic mature women in horror—Lynn Shaye, Linnea Quigley, Veronica Cartwright, Barbara Crampton, Debbie Rochon, and Dee Wallace. From scream queens to psychological powerhouses, these women have carved their legacies into the genre, proving that horror only gets better with age.
We break down their careers, highlight their most memorable roles, and discuss their lasting impact on horror films. How have their performances evolved over time? What makes them stand out from younger stars in the genre? And what unique challenges (and triumphs) do older women face in horror? We cover it all with our signature blend of humor, analysis, and love for the genre.
If you’re a horror fan who grew up watching these legends or just discovering their work, this episode is for you!
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#LynnShaye #LinneaQuigley #BarbaraCrampton #VeronicaCartwright #DeeWallace #DebbieRochon #FinalGirls #HorrorActresses #ScreamQueens #HorrorMovieHistory
What makes an obsessive female psychopath tick? In this episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we dive into four films that give us their version of the dangerously fixated woman: Swimfan, The Loved Ones, Crush, and The Roommate. We analyze how these movies portray female psychopaths—do they get the psychology right, or are they just leaning into the crazy ex-girlfriend trope? With a mix of psychological insight and humor, we break down each character’s obsessive behaviors, manipulation tactics, and terrifying persistence. Plus, we mention a few other films that fit this theme.
Join us for a conversation filled with analysis, laughs, and a little fear of anyone who seems too interested in your whereabouts.
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Which of these obsessive characters is the most chilling? Let us know in the comments or DM us your favorite female psychopath portrayals!
This is a preview of our all-new Patreon exclusive episode where Shannon and Cathy discuss the true crime cult documentary Daughters of the Cult.
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