Veteran Filmmaker James Cullen Bressack takes a break from his busy schedule to talk with us about his new film based on a play written by his late father called "Murder, Anyone?". We discuss how James was able to bring this labor of love together, the difference in directing comedy versus action or horror, and what it was like directing a film with a character based off his father. It was a wonderful discussion. 

"Murder, Anyone?" is out Feb 7th, 2023

We get a chance to talk to Midwest film maker Richard Burgin about his new film "FANG". We discuss Lynn Lowery, indie filmmaking challenges, and the personal influences that lead to making the his dramatic horror film.  

Find out more information about his film here: https://www.facebook.com/fangmovie/

We sit down with filmmaker and friend of The Spoiler Room, Cole Meredith about his long awaited horror film "RISE". We discuss the challenges he and the crew faced, the highs and lows of indie filmmaking and what it feels like to finally have the film completed. We also talk about where the idea for the film came from which may surprise you.

​We give you an E-Ticket to ride with The Crew to look at "The Lady Vanishes" from 1938. The Crew try to unravel this Alfred Hitchcock train mystery. The discuss the surprisingly amount of humor, the not-Nazi bad guys, and how you still see the classic Hitchcock style in this early work of his. And what about those miniatures?

We start out our 10th year of our podcast with a look at the classic ensemble murder mystery "Murder On the Orient Express" from 1974. Join the Crew as we discuss the unusual portrayal of Peroit, the stellar cast, and how it ranks among other murder mysteries. Everyone is suspected of having fun with this episode.​

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We close out "C is for Camp" month and the year with this classic camp horror film. It is a full house in The Spoiler Room. The Crew talk about why this film has endured for forty years, what separates it from other camp slashers, that icon final scene and more. It is one of our most rowdy episodes of the year that you do NOT want to miss.

We have finally arrived at our last "The Horror of 1988" special. Angelique is back in this extended episode to talk about one of the weirdest 1988 horror films we have  covered this year.  This film tries to do it all, from being a raunchy 80s teen comedy to slasher to...something. Tune in to see if this film is worth cheering about. Tech difficulties be damned, Ian still gets a chance to weigh in on this as well. We also announce the movies we will be covering for our "Perfect 10" Series next year.

It may be freezing outside but it doesn't mean Camp is cancelled. The Spoiler Room Crew fight through some tech difficulties to talk the 2015 film "Summer Camp". Find out why they feel this film should have been released 10 years earlier. There is a spirited debate on if this is a good movie. They talk about how it borrows from other films, teases but doesn't deliver and more.

We get a chance to sit down with Filmmaker Greg Lamberson to discuss his new film "Guns of Eden". We talk about the casting, where the idea came from, special effects and having guns on set. He also talks his favorite western and movie soundtracks and more. Check out our interview and make sure to check out "Guns of Eden" out now on Digital and Disc.

Greg Lamberson IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0483053/​

Just cause it is winter doesn't mean you can't camp.

Join us for "C is for Camp" month as we look at the OTHER classic summer camp slasher film involving a guy with a mask. Writer and producer Joe Randazzo joins the crew to give his perspective plus the real story of "Cropsey". We talk about how many familiar faces show up in this film both in front of and behind the camera, the practical effects, and the uncomfortable fact this is Harvey Weinstein's first produced feature. Definitely was a discuss you don't want to miss.