The Random Horror Show

Everybody my grandmother is in the hospital, your horror hostess is a not ok ( I need a hug). Tonight's podcast is non related horror ranging from not being a young ass grandma to rage Sports Moms. Prepare to be bored by the most boring person like a bland spaghetti dinner on a Tuesday night.

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Thanks to my buddy R. for sharing this. Thanks to WoW Such Gaming for covering this on YouTube about a questionable American remake of Train to Busan. Before you get get ya panties twisted watch Train to Busan, this horror movie is perfect as it is! American remakes of foreign movies are trash or lost the translation due to bastardized and water down for an American movie audience. We've seen this over the years with American version of foreign movies that doesn't fit the American "recipe" translation. Here me cuss and pretty much being a real ASS country hood redneck sharing my POV. Don't get it twisted I'm literally sick of remakes. If this is made a HUGE disrespect to this Korean horror movie especially giving us emotional moments, character development and lots of zombies!

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Daybreakers is the horror/sci-fi movie of a Deacon Frost wet vampire dream come true and Blade's worst nightmare; a society of vampires. Edward, a sad vampire hemotologist is finding a solution replicate a better blood supply to substain the blood shortage in a world crisis. When some humans showed up and sees a warm bodied human woman like she's Julie Delpy, he got excited. Elvis and Audrey pair up with Edward to find the ultimate cure to change vampires back to humans. Meanwhile his boss being greedy, doesn't want change until every human on the planet is caught and farmed for their blood supply. Then we got real deal shit of vampires devolving into sub mutated creatures causing havoc in the city. This is the reason why vampire take over is not glamorous nor "cool". A realistic look how depressing vampire society is--lame with lots of cigarettes.

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This dark horror comedy is about a All-American family with an interesting diet for human flesh. Set in the 1950's, a young boy name Michael is burdened by his parents' secret. His only friend Sheila and school counselor are the only ones he can be himself. Parents is a underrated forgotten horror dark comedy, overlooked and never judge a movie by its cover because this movie actually frightened the hell out of me. Clarification: Parents can be found on Blue Ray and DVD, good luck whomever have the copy.

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Ridley Scott's prequel to the Alien franchise explaining ( sorta) the origins of mankind. Dr. Elizabeth Shaw step out on faith with some cave drawings, Zaddy Weyland funding and a Dora Explorer map to another solar system finding death, destruction, angry android, family issues, Weyland's huge ass ego, abortion and one pissed off humanoid. A great cast: Michael " Magneto" Fassbender, Noomi " Lisbeth" Rapace, Charlize " Furiosa" Theron and Idris " Hold a fart, extremely constipated" Elba bodied this sci-fi/horror movie. Didn't make sense to change the original script and trim the pacing. I think it would have been a better movie. Lots of Biblical references....Jeeesssuuuussssss

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Neil Jordan give us a great vampire movie with a excellent cast about vampire problems. Based on the Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice. Louis, a New Orleans born vampire tells his two century story of how he was born into Darkness, his love for the child vampire Claudia and his toxic relationship with his maker Lestat. His lasting impression is captured in this horror/romance film about betrayal, regret, choices and a long term self healing to self preservation of his vampire life and the stronghold letting go of humanity in the most violent death of his beloved. Louis the most unique and loved character of the movie shows his faults as a human and vampire. And Lestat is a narcissist bum, using Louie as a supply.

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Wes Craven's sole vampire horror/comedy stars Eddie Murphy, Angela Bassett, John Witherspoon and Kadeem Hardison. The last vampire from the Caribbean crashes into Brooklyn to find his vampire soulmate. Rita, a detective with uncanny ability and mourning the death of her mother. Rita's unknown history of the mysterious ship is the link to the truth of her birthright as a half vampire/human. Nah, she don't have Death dealers or Lycans chasing, only her partner Justice cuz he looovvveeessss Rita. Classic B-movie style horror.

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Neil Jordan's horror/fantasy about a young girl Rosaleen having strange dreams about wolves. She takes the path leading into her fever dreamlike tale to live with her Granny (Angela Lansbury) and meeting a handsome huntsman in the journey.

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John Landis gives us comedy and horror in this 1981 movie of two dudes backpack in England. Landing in a small village in the English countryside, they come across the village's dark secret resulted in the death of Jack, leaving sole survivor David (Mr. Dr Pepper/David Naughton) with strange dreams, hallucinations of his extra dead friend Jack and a urge to "change" during the full moon. Thanks to Rick Baker, the best scene of David's transformation is phenomenal.

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Wes Craven's sole werewolf horror movie starring Christina Ricci, Jesse Eisenberg and Joshua Jackson. The siblings end up in an car accident where the victim is ripped to shreds by an unknown animal and attack as well, even the damn dog! Changes are happening before the full lunar cycle of the moon. More like the curse of a particular "someone" that dragged the film out, reshoots, changes in script writing and dropping an actor. Tomorrow is the full 🌝. Enjoy!

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