It’s in the water… Knight Light: A Horror Movie Podcast continues their Hispanic Haunts month with the Argentine film Terrified! Set in a neighborhood, Terrified follows the paranormal events that are plaguing this neighborhood. After several tragic events with the residents of the neighborhood, Commissioner Funes (Maximiliano Ghione) sets out to figure out what is going on with three […]
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Examining the Horrors of the ‘Tomb Raider’ Series [Safe Room Podcast]
Horror probably isn’t the first genre influence that comes to mind when discussing Tomb Raider. And yet, the genre’s influence has always been evident within the franchise’s 25-year tenure. Whether Lara Croft is facing off against T-Rexs, droves of mercenaries, or more supernatural foes, her journey has always been guided and elevated by sub-genres such […]
20 Years Later, “Buffy’s” Musical Episode Is Still Worth Singing About! [Horror Queers Podcast]
Spontaneous Comburst. We’re only a few weeks into November, but we’re not letting the post-Halloween doldrums get us down. After celebrating our 150th (!!!) episode last week with The Lost Boys, we’re dedicating this week to a whole different anniversary: Buffy the Vampire Slayer‘s amazing musical episode, “Once More, With Feeling,” which turned 20 last week. […]
10 Horror Movies for Thanksgiving Weekend [Halloweenies Podcast]
The Halloweenies have returned from Haddonfield and are back in Woodsboro, where things are decidedly quiet. We’d be suspicious, but it’s Thanksgiving, and the only slicing and dicing going down right now are with turkeys, hams, and pumpkin pies straight outta the oven. Don’t go away, though! Co-hosts Michael Roffman, Dan Caffrey, and McKenzie Gerber have […]
‘Carrie’ at 45: How Stephen King’s First Movie Brought a New Generation to Hollywood [The Losers’ Club Podcast]
“Oh, Lord! Help this sinning woman see the sin of her days and ways. Show her that if she had remained sinless, this curse of blood would never have come on her!” It’s prom night at Bates High, and The Losers’ Club is attending to celebrate the 45th anniversary of Brian De Palma‘s Carrie. Starring […]
Revisiting the Voyeuristic Savagery of Rockstar’s Classic ‘Manhunt’ 18 Years Later [Safe Room Podcast]
Rockstar Games has never shied away from violence, and Manhunt is the ultimate example. Its legacy is rooted in controversy and provocation by continuously pushing the limits of violence in games, but more importantly, the violence is imperative to its vision. Where others may use extreme violence to stir up controversy as a marketing hack, […]
Celebrating 150 Episodes With ‘The Lost Boys’! [Horror Queers Podcast]
The Sex Scene Can Stay. After heading back to Haddonfield to discuss David Gordon Green’s 2018 sequel Halloween, we discussed everyone’s favorite vampire-killing Marvel superhero Blade before spending Halloween shacking up with the colorful characters in Clue. Now we’re kicking off November with our 150th episode and a discussion of a seminal queer vampire text in Joel […]
Knight Light: A Horror Movie Podcast Gets Haunted by ‘La Llorona’
Knight Light: A Horror Movie Podcast extends Hispanic Heritage Month with Hispanic Haunts beginning with the Shudder-exclusive Guatemalan ghost story, La Llorona! La Llorona follows a former Guatemalan dictator, Enrique Monteverde (Julio Diaz), and his family, Natalia (Sabrina De La Hoz), Carmen (Margarita Kenéfic), and Sara (Ayla-Elea Hurtado), being haunted by his past orchestration with the brutal genocide of […]
Which Stephen King Characters Can Shine? [The Losers’ Club Podcast]
With their Bag of Bones mailbag episodes, The Losers’ Club gathers at the Mellow Tiger, aka Zoom, to answer questions submitted from their fellow patrons. This month’s Bag was opened in late October, a spooky time when the pumpkins were still waiting to be carved. Joining Losers Michael Roffman, Jenn Adams, and Dan Pfleegor at […]
Talking Puppet Combo’s Murder House With Rue Morgue’s Evan Millar [Safe Room Podcast]
The age-old adage of never judging a book by its cover has never been more applicable to indie horror games than it is right now. We are inundated on a nearly daily basis with a variety of horror games, tapping into all manner of sub-genres and styles. You genuinely love to see it as a […]
The Killer Hilarity of ‘Clue’: One of the Best Comedies Ever Made [Horror Queers Podcast]
Flames… Another October has come and gone <sob>, but we’ll always have the amazing line-up that carried us through the month: Joy Ride, Halloween (2018), Blade, and now our Halloween episode, Clue, featuring the lovely ladies of Good Mourning, Nancy! The 1985 board game adaptation by UK writer/director Jonathan Lynn takes all of the elements from the classic […]
Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network Celebrates Acast’s Audio Fiction Week
It’s no secret that October is our favorite month of the year here at Bloody Disgusting. Not surprisingly, it’s also our busiest time, and that seasonal chaos has certainly extended to the Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network. Below, you can catch up on what we’ve been creating! Acast Audio Fiction Week Over 80 years ago, Orson […]
Stephen King Is Correct: Storm of the Century Is His Best Miniseries [The Losers’ Club Podcast]
Late last year, Stephen King opened up to The New York Times about the myriad basic cable miniseries adaptations bearing his name, the likes of which were near-inescapable in the ‘90s and ‘00s. “Tim Curry made a great Pennywise,” he said of Tommy Lee Wallace’s It. “It felt kind of cheap and thrown together,” King […]
The Safe Room Podcast Revisits Their Favorite Introductory Horror Games [Podcast]
Everyone remembers their first introduction to horror. No matter the medium, horror always leaves a distinct impression, regardless of the age at which someone experiences it for the first time. So for this week’s episode of Safe Room, Neil and I are going in a less traditional direction than most might assume. Rather than running […]
Carving Out Comic Book Movie History With ‘Blade’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
Blood Rave, Baby. After heading back to the ’30s to check in with Countess Zaleska in Lambert Hillyer’s queer horror classic Dracula’s Daughter and hitting the road with Steve Zahn and Paul Walker in Joy Ride, we went back to Haddonfield to discuss David Gordon Green’s 2018 sequel Halloween. Now we’re heading back to the ’90s to discuss […]