The Podcast Macabre

Pull up the closest palm tree and settle in to learn our individual "Desert Island" picks for horror books.

We're making our lists and checking them a dozen times as HoopTober 7.0 is upon us on Letterboxd. And who better to have on to talk about it than the mad genius behind it, Cinemonster! Please enjoy this fun as hell interview and maybe join the challenge yourself. (Check all the links in the show notes, too!)

Cinemonster's HoopTober Se7en List

Jenny's HoopTober List

Joe's HoopTober List

Chris's HoopTober List

Jon Ursenbach's Charity Drive HoopTober List

ruinmysleep's 499 Nights of Female-Fronted Frights

Letterboxd's Top 250 Horror Films

We wrap up this year's Summer Of Stephen with a visit to Castle Rock, Maine, via NEEDFUL THINGS. Caveat Auditor, Fright Fans!

Join us this week for a discussion of SINISTER (2012) and SINISTER 2 (2015), a deep dive into the news, and a roundtable sharing of what we've been watching the last couple weeks.

Get ready to get gooey as we dive deep into the melting mayhem of THE STUFF (1985) and STREET TRASH (1987) in this edition of Drive-In Double Feature.

Being stranded doesn't have to suck! Especially if you get to have your five favorite vampire flicks with you. Join us for another round of "Desert Island Picks" and see what each of us sunk our teeth into.

Letterboxd Companion List

Flame on, Fright Fans! We are discussing Stephen King's FIRESTARTER and the film adaptaion in this edition of Summer of Stephen.

It's Chris's pick for this round of Drive-In Double Feature, and this pairing of titles ended up as a greater match than intended! Join us for a discussion and review of SISTERS (1972) and A TALE OF TWO SISTERS (2003).

It's showing that streaming options for horror fans are growing, and we are happy to provide a longer (but not uncut) episode with our quarterly Streaming Screams suggestions on Amazon Prime, Hulu, Netflix, and Shudder. Check out the Letterboxd companion list in the link, and have a ball!

Letterboxd Companion List

We kick off our third annual "Summer Of Stephen" by discussing the Stephen King short story "Graveyard Shift" (1970) and the film adaptation (1990).