We take the show on the road this week as The Horror You Know travels to HorrorHound Weekend in Cincinnati, where one of the guests of honor is convention regular & horror hero: Bruce Campbell! So, of course, along the way we get into the history of his iconic horror franchise — The Evil Dead

At the convention, we bombard some fellow Deadites with some Evil Dead trivia, before taking in a Q&A session from Bruce himself. A lot of fun was had by all, so if you're a fan of HorrorHound, love the Evil Dead series, or hopefully both, tune in to this groovy episode!

On this episode, Trent finally finds his cat, the crew reveals what they would cannibalize, we discuss a delicious true crime story along with the excellent film, FEED ME, and Darrin interviews the director, Richard Oakes. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this dish with some fava beans and a nice chianti!

Interview w/ Director Richard Oakes begins at 01:01:00!

Cindy James was a nurse from Canada. She was plagued by a series of harrowing events throughout the 80's that would eventually conclude with her death in 1989. But is there more to this story than meets the eye? Tune in to hear all the mysterious, twisty details of this true crime case and help us theorize — what actually happened to Cindy James?

The story of Teresita Basa, famously known as the Voice from the Grave, tells of a young woman who... solved her own murder? Tune in to hear the eerie details of this true crime case from the 1970's.

Are you feeling lucky? You'll need the Luck of the Irish to make it through this week's episode. But tune in anyway as we drunkenly celebrate St. Patrick's Day! We talk about the history of the holiday, the folklore of Leprechauns, the 90's horror franchise starring Warwick Davis, and plenty of other Irish-flavored anecdotes. Sorry in advance to our listeners in Ireland for the bad accents!

If you had the power to play GOD, would you?  Better yet, the question would be...should you?  We discuss these questions and more when we dive deep into the MODERN PROMETHEUS, otherwise known as Frankenstein, and the stories that inspired Mary Shelley's classic novel.

We are serving up some more local True Crime as we recount the criminal activities of Indianapolis native Herb Baumeister. Herb is an alleged serial killer suspected of the deaths of over a dozen men in the early 90's, most of them last seen at gay bars. Remains of several men would later be discovered on Herb's property, Fox Hollow Farm. Tune in to hear all of the crazy details of this case!

*Disclaimer: We are, at our core, a comedy podcast. Like all true crimes we cover, this is a tragic story, but inserted with our own levity. Any humor derived from this episode is purely directed towards Herb Baumeister and/or ourselves being drunken jackasses. No disrespect is intended toward any victims.*

This one is for all the lovers out there. That's right, it's The Horror You Know's Valentine's Day Special. We discuss the classic 1981 holiday horror hit - My Bloody Valentine. But Valentine's is all about the couples, so we also talk about and compare the 2009 3D remake! And Harry Warden isn't the only one stealing hearts on this episode, as we go around and tell a story about our own Horrible Dates. There's no better way to get your honey in the mood than to turn on the smooth, sultry tones of the Horror You Know, so tune in now and fall in love with us all over again!

The most prolific serial killer of all time? The answer may surprise you. This episode is all about Charles Cullen, the nurse who is responsible for dozens — and potentially hundreds— of murders over his 16-year career. This story may shock you and discomfort you, as his victims were all patients under hospital care. We also compare his story to the recent Netflix film The Good Nurse.

We are talking about one of the most infamous haunted house stories of all-time — The Amityville Horror! We discuss the DeFeo Murders, the Lutz family, and we compare the story to that of the 1979 film. Also like the Lutz family, we find ourselves in a new space with an unwelcome guest!