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In this episode, we're overflowing with hype for the Halloween season! Instead of our usual fare of movie deep dives, we decided to start the celebration early by coming together to draft a Genre Exposure-approved Top 10 list of some of our favorite horror flicks that really nail the Fall/Halloween season vibes. While our selections range from the obscure to well-known, we tried to eschew some of the more obvious picks and stick a little more into the weeds, as is the usual purview of our show. Pad out your watchlist for this October with something new, or maybe revisit an old favorite to reevaluate it. But before all that, Jason finally catches up to the Backrooms hype and Dustin weighs in on Zach Cregger's new Resident Evil. And so much more!
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What We've Been Watching:
Genre Exposure's Halloween Season Vibes Top 10
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S is for Snatch in the ABC's with BTAA
This week we get together to talk about Ashlyn's pick, the 2000 crime comedy Snatch
Unscrupulous boxing promoters, violent bookmakers, a Russian gangster, incompetent amateur robbers and supposedly Jewish jewelers fight to track down a priceless stolen diamond.
This week, we’re crossing the toy room borders! CORPS member Wildish Bill Fisher picked our topic: Trading Spaces!
We all have our usual collecting specialties—but what happens when we wander into somebody else’s aisle? Does Jason have any G.I. Joe or TMNT hiding among the Transformers? Has Elgn let a Transformer or two sneak into his MOTU kingdom? And what has Mike collected that belongs in somebody else’s toy territory?
We’re digging through our collections to find the toys that break our own rules, blur the battle lines, and prove that sometimes the best plastic is found outside your comfort zone.
It’s collection confusion, specialty swapping, and a whole lot of “Wait… YOU own that?!”
We also spotlight Astro-Zombies in our Store Tour segment and discuss whether it’s a shop everyone should visit someday.
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Welcome to LOTC 500!!! We made it!!! 15 years in the making, the milestone has arrived. We want to thank each and every one that has listened, supported, shared and loved the show. This epic show is an awards show of sorts thought up by our special guest Tony Lyden. Each host brings our number one choice for the following categories, Best Director, Favorite scream queen/actress, Best soundtrack/score, Best cgi/practical effects, and Favorite Movie. The awards had to be from the length of the show, which began in 2011. So all the categories had to take place from 2011-2026. This was a fun show with lots of memories and we want to once again thank each and every one of you listening through the years.
In this unique episode we double down and have a conversation all about A24 and two of its biggest movies of 2026 in Backrooms and Primetime give a listen and enjoy!
Dread After Dark Podcast EP 101- Silent Hill 2's 25th Anniversary Celebration episode with Monica Taylor Horgan (Mary/Maria) & Guy Cihi (James Sunderland) the original voice actors for one of the greatest psychological horror video games ever made. In this episode we talk about the legacy of Silent Hill 2 and their stories and work on the beloved video game that is still remembered 25 years later. This podcast EP is also special since this is the first time Guy and Monica have ever been on a podcast together! What are your thoughts and memories of Silent Hill 2?Make sure to get your tickets and see Monica & Guy at the Sacramento Gamers Expo in Sacramento, California Oct. 31- Nov. 1 https://www.sacgamersexpo.com/ as this will be Monica's first appearance at a Con!Follow Monica Taylor Horgan on IG @monicataylorhorganGuy Cihi on IG @guycihiwww.linktree.com/dreadafterdarkpodcast
Screams from the Basement goes SCREAMING MAD! Dedicated to our favorite special effects madman Screaming Mad George, we take a look at the artist's most notable works with his surrealistic work in Brian Yuzna's SOCIETY and his sole directorial effort with the tokusatsu superhero film THE GUYVER!
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Welcome to LOTC Presents episode 499. This week's show starts with Black Glove Mysteries with GregaMortis and Ian Irza finishing their discussion of the Severin Boxset Violent Streets. The movie reviewed is 1977 Brothers Till We Die and they also review 1976 Young, Violent, Dangerous. We hope you will enjoy the reviews. Next, GregaMortis and The Twisted Temptress are back with Mortis Vision With The Mortis's. 1990 Dreams from Akira Kurosawa is this week's review. We hope you will enjoy this show. Lastly, GregaMortis is joined by Justin Beahm to discuss Justin's newly released Album Four Days At The Precipice. This is a very candid interview that we hope you will enjoy. Below will be links for Justin and his album as well as the crew's social media accounts.
Grab those favorite snacks and beverages as you journey with us through the Land Of The Creeps!! HELP KEEP HORROR ALIVE!!
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