Hot off having one of his own movies, Last Shift, picked as the best horror movie ever made.... Anthony DiBlasi is here to set the record straight and say that the correct answer is actually the beefcake bloodbath from 1987, Predator!

We talk about his passion for horror and what he likes to create vs watch, then talk about the alternate timeline where Rick Baker designed the Predator, the incredible pacing, Jesse "The Body" "the Mind" "the Sexual Tyrannosaurus" Ventura and so much more! Don't miss it!

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Glen Matthews is visiting BLHHiP this week to talk about the hit mockumentary with pangs for fangs, What We Do in the Shadows!

Glen has plenty of experience with vampires having written and directed the short film Teething, recently nominated for Best Short Film by the Director's Guild of Canada! We're getting into the tropes, the homages, and the laugh out loud comedy of this film, plus check in on the status of We're Wolves, the much-anticipated sequel... sink your teeth into this one today!

Brittni Martin joins us from Montreal to talk about Canadian horror classic Ginger Snaps! We discuss a bevy of icons from the great white north including the Goosebumps TV show, Final Destination, Supernatural, and of course, the actors Katherine Isabelle and Emily Perkins, then get into this werewolf wonder that manages to subvert and honor its predecessors. Don't miss out!

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Fresh from Fantasia Fest, Quinn Armstrong is in the Horror House this week to talk about their pick for the best horror movie ever made - Peter Tscherkassky's 1999 short Outer Space!

We also get into the Lynchian horror of the mundane, his feature debut Survival Skills, and the way experimental film challenges its viewers. You aren't going to want to miss this one, and the whole short can be found on Youtube!

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Warning: Outer Space may trigger photosensitivity disorders.

When this episode released it was election week, and here at the Best Little Horror House in Philly we felt it was appropriate to celebrate the horrific state of American politics with a governmentally inclined episode about the movie Kubrick himself called a "nightmare-comedy", Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.

A stranger has blown into town... and it's the delightful Joan Haley Ford, here to talk about her pick for the best horror movie ever made, The Witches of Eastwick!

We talk about the improvements from the book, the progressive themes, and wax poetic about how great Veronica Cartwright is even among a cast featuring Cher, Susan Sarandon, Michelle Pfeiffer and Jack Nicholson! Don't miss this one!

This week we're going across the pond to chat with English youtuber Dan from TYTD Reviews, and then hopping our seaplane to Summerisle and reviewing his pick for the best horror movie ever made, The Wicker Man (1973)! 

We break down the long road to getting this movie made and released, talk about the incredible performances and Christopher Lee's passion for this project, and much more in this super-sized episode! Don't miss it!

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Get me one cigarette and a bottom of Dom Perignon, because Kelly McAndee is in the Horror House to talk about the Stephen King classic that grounds the terror in his own psyche, Misery! 

We talk about alternate casting choices, the death of Richard Bachman, and break the case wide open on if James Caan's role in Elf was secretly Paul Sheldon. Don't miss out, and join the patreon to support the show, get bonus episodes and more!

Ryan Goldsberry returns after his Legal Thriller episode appearance on the Patreon, fired up enough to say that not only is 2002's Panic Room the best David Fincher movie but it is in fact, the best horror movie ever made!

We're breaking down this technical and aesthetic marvel that was almost completely different, including the class stratification, the alternate casting choices, and the cinematography choice that tore a creative team apart! Don't miss out!

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Elizabeth Noland is in the Horror House and we're exploring the past... an alternate past, that is, where Max Schreck was secretly a real vampire and Nosferatu aligned with F.W. Murnau's descent into madness!

That's right, we're talking about Shadow of the Vampire, E. Elias Merhige's vampiric classic starring Willem Dafoe and John Malkovich - who could ask for more? NOBODY, because it's the best horror movie ever made!

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