Originally Recorded on Thursday March 5th and Wednesday March 11th, 2026

Hola, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you another double-feature horror film review to pound your eardrums with delight. Show hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig take a gander at two early movies from Blumhouse Productions that managed to be box office hits. First movie on the docket is "Sinister" (2012), in which a desperate true crime writer, with the help of a Deputy "So-and-So", tries to unravel a bunch of unsolved murders that might have something to do with an evil deity named Bughuul. And the second movie is...well, the second movie "Sinister 2" (2015) as Ex-Deputy "So-and-So" is left all by his lonesome to combat the deity once-and-for-all. How do these two movies hold up? Well, ya' gotta listen to find out. And that's not all! Nate has revamped his original 'Kids Corner' moniker to the brand-new, possibly temporary title 'Nate's Corner' and reviews the original "Child's Play" (1988). 

Recorded Saturday February 6th, 2026

Recorded on Thursday January 22nd, 2026

Happy 2026, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you their 100th Episode! Yep, that's right: this is Episode 100, and show hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig have wondered how they managed to make it that far with no monetary compensation, ever since their very first episode aired in - checks notes - yes, 2015! For this episode, Tim and Chris have decided to forego any reviews and dedicate this to their humble beginnings. 

Originally Recorded and Released in 2013

That 80’s Slasher – Episode Part 2

Originally Recorded and released in 2013 

THSP is releasing another Classic SEVRPOD episode straight from the Vault — and this one’s so massive we had to split it into TWO parts.

Originally recorded Sunday January 13th, 2013, and released on Thursday February 7th, 2013

Welcome to the THSP Vault!

SEVRPOD boasted a mighty five-person crew: Marc, Ken, Tim, Dave, and Chris—five voices, zero idea what they were getting into. This episode is a glorious trip down memory lane, and long-time listeners will finally be able to hear where it all began and connect the dots… or at least most of them.

So buckle up, lower your expectations just a little, and enjoy this journey back in time.

Originally Recorded Wednesday December 10th, 2025

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, fans! That Horror Show Podcast ends 2025 with a Christmas-themed horror movie review episode that will bring joy to the world...or, is that 'terror' to the world? Eh, whatever works best on this special holiday. Your hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig have set up the Christmas tree, laid out the presents, hung the mistletoe, and have prepared a lavish feast in order to get through their review segment. And yes, Tim and Chris have checked their Christmas stocking to see what movie jolly ol' Saint Nick has brought them. Well, it's a doozy called "Christmas Bloody Christmas" (2022), a heartwarming movie for the whole family in which a mechanical Santa Claus goes haywire, and proceeds to bring some Christmas cheer by murdering anybody, 'Terminator'-style, that gets in it's way! Did we say this movie was for the family audience? Well, you can ignore that claim...BUT, don't ignore this episode. But wait: there is more! Yes, listen in and Nate from 'Kids Corner' gives his review on the very familiar "Violent Night" (2022), while Tim and Chris guzzle some box wine and scarf down a turkey leg, as well as lamenting on the bad choices they made this year! So give this episode a listen, and from That Horror Show Podcast to you: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 

Originally Recorded on Monday December 1st and Wednesday December 3rd, 2025

Seasons Greetings, fans! Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig of That Horror Show Podcast bring you another new episode to tickle your eardrums with delight. Christmas season is upon us, but the show hosts have reviewed two movies that are anything but "Christmas related". If any, the theme of this episode involves animals-on-the-loose! The first movie on the docket is none other than "Cujo" (1983), the cinematic adaptation of the Stephen King novel which presents this concept: take the classic Disney film "Old Yeller" and infuse it with a bite from a rabid bat, all the while 'Who Let the Dogs Out' (yes, we know: the one-hit wonder song is from 2000, but the description fits, damn it!) plays in the background as people are mauled to death by a murderous canine thirsty for human blood...and, if that isn't enough, Dee Wallace has to contend with her panicky son in a beat up Ford Pinto. Yes, fun for the whole family! After that, the hosts tackle none other than "Cocaine Bear" (2023), a "true story" yarn that's more "inspired" than "based", as a black bear ingests duffel bags full of pure uncut coke and then goes on a tear against the following: irate drug dealers, a clueless forest ranger of the female variety, teen toughs (ha!), dopey kids, a grizzled cop who emits "I'm gettin' too old for this shit" vibes, European backpackers that should know better (but don't!), uncaring ambulance personnel, and a mother nurse, all taking place in the year of 1985! And yes, Nate from 'Kids Corner' is onhand to give his personal review for none other than "Friday the 13th: Part 2" (1981). It's a stacked episode, folks, so you know the drill...but if you don't, it's never too late to learn, so click that 'play now' icon and give this episode a spin.

Recorded on Tuesday November 25th, 2025

Hola, loyal fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you their annual Thanksgiving-themed horror episode for this year. Your lovable hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig have once again set the table with a beautiful turkey dinner to go along with their review of the movie "Derelicts" (2017), a tender holiday tale of a loving family (ha!) invaded by a bunch of nutty psychopaths with murder on the brain! But wait, that's not all! Joining in on the Thanksgiving festivities is the one-and-only Davide Rodrigo...oops, we meant Dave Rodriguez, who brings the funny with his special synopsis of the movie that will tickle your funny bone with delight...or, perhaps make you want to send the hosts some hateful email. Either way, it's all good. So grab a turkey leg, pile on plenty of mashed potatoes and gravy, gorge enough cranberry sauce to fill your gullet until it explodes and give this episode a spin.