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This week on an all new The Horror Times pod, the creeps explore the methods of the most questionable first responders they've ever seen, through 1981's Halloween 2. Listen wherever you stream!
This week on an all new The Horror Times Pod, the creeps dive into 1978's Halloween. Join PJ Soles and the rest of Haddonfield on the night babysitting turned deadly. Listen wherever you stream!
This week on an all new The Horror Times Pod, the creeps continue their JLC deep dive with 1980's Prom Night. Join them for the bloodiest dance off of all time by listening wherever you stream! Happy Halloween, feens!
This week on an all new The Horror Times Pod, the creeps fawn over Jamie Lee Curtis and the incredibly manly Tom Atkins as they take on an ancient sea curse with the help of local radio DJ Stevie Wayne in John Carpenter classic, The Fog. Listen wherever you stream!
This week on an all new The Horror Times pod, the creeps investigate Jamie Lee Curtis's second hit and pray it doesn't crash into a wall with slasher classic, Terror Train.
This week on a special minisode of The Horror Times pod, Sidney Prescott finally punches Gail Weathers in the face and more as the creeps nerd out on their favorite final girl moments. Can you guess who they each picked? Listen wherever you stream to find out!
This week on an all new The Horror Times pod, the creeps go back in time to 1986 to see if their hero Sammy Curr can save them from the endless bullying that is the rock exploitation classic, Trick or Treat. Listen wherever you stream!
This week on an all new The Horror Times Pod, the creeps attempt to open a nu metal nostalgia store while covering Fred Durst's The Fanatic.
This week on an all new The Horror Times Pod, the creeps set their modems back to 1998 and log into the seedy, body modification filled underworld of Dee Snider's dadtastic turn of the century thriller, Strangeland.
This week on an all new The Horror Times Pod, the creeps explore Alice Cooper's nearly unwatchable Monster Dog. If you're going to cast a world famous musician in a horror flick, please dub over their speaking voice. It is hilarious.
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