The Horror Show with Brian Keene

Paul Tremblay returns to the show to talk to Brian, Dave, and Mary about his new novel THE CABIN AT THE END OF THE WORLD, Stewart O'Nan, success, movie options, toxic social media,  and double-dipper S.T. Joshi. Plus -- the NIGHTBREED reboot, Chris Hardwick stops talking, and an exclusive from executive editor James Lowder on the rebirth of Chaosium's fiction line.

Brian, Mary and Dave recount Brian's accident -- how it happened, what it felt like, the recovery, and the financial aftermath. Plus, the launch of Brian Keene Radio and Dave's spoiler-free review of HEREDITY.

Brian is back in the studio to update listeners on his accident and recovery. Then, we examine the podcast's musical history, featuring interviews with Queensryche's Geoff Tate and Witch Mountain's Nathan Carson, and live performances by Ronald Malfi and Discipline Theory (with guest vocalist Mary SanGiovanni).

From this year's Scares That Care 24 Hour Podcast marathon author Jeff Strand reads from his new novel, BRING HER BACK, and then talks about writing and his most recent book tour. Then Dave updates everyone on Brian's recent accident and hospitalization, and gives you the information to help Brian with his medical expenses.

It's Brian versus Dan Padavona in an epic rap battle (plus Dan talks about fan boundaries, Jack Ketchum, and post-social media promotion). Then, Brian, Mary, and Dave report on the Tale of Five Jack Ketchum Tribute Anthologies, Chuck Palahniuk’s dire financial situation, and allegations that another small press might be folding. Plus, Gardner Dozois in remembrance.

Author Jay Wilburn sits down with Brian and Dave for a heartfelt discussion on faith, mortality and the muse, and much more. Then, Brian, Mary and Dave discuss how political divisions are destroying the comic book industry, the return of Nickolaus A. Pacione, the effort to save Hap and Leonard, and a classic Manly Wade Wellman collection.

Extra-long episode! Director Lynne Hansen talks independent filmmaking with Mary, Lombardo, and special guest co-host Joe Ripple. Then, find out what happened behind-the-scenes at last week's second successful telethon as Brian, Mary and Dave are joined in studio by Shelly and Armand Rosamilia for a full recap, as well as Armand's baseball book, Shelly's secrets to time management, and the cancellation of Joe R. Lansdale's Hap and Leonard.

On the eve of the second annual Horror Show with Brian Keene telethon, Brian, Mary, and Dave have an in-depth discussion on the history, influences, themes, and impact of Peter Straub's A DARK MATTER.

As the second annual Horror Show with Brian Keene telethon approaches, Mary sits down with authors Shikhar Dixit and Gary Frank for a discussion on perseverence and how anxiety and depression impact creativity. Plus Bryan Smith's new novel, the Clarke Awards shortlist, JAWBREAKERS: LOST SOULS dominates, more on the Universal Fancon implosion, and Dave on forthcoming video games.

Wile E. Young visits the studio to discuss Godzilla, Goosebumps, his influences, meeting Richard Laymon's remains, CLICKERS FOREVER, and his forthcoming collaboration with Stephen Kozeniewski. Plus the Universal Fancon con, JAWBREAKERS, Michael Bailey parts ways with Dark Regions, Amber Fallon's new anthology, Dave's Tesseract experience, and Mary's quest for a Philly Cheese Steak.