
Oozing 90s teen horror charm, “Idle Hands” perfectly nails the balance of Horror and comedy while delivering plenty of gory goodness. Show Notes From …continue reading Drekcula’s Underworld: Idle Hands (1999)

Oozing 90s teen horror charm, “Idle Hands” perfectly nails the balance of Horror and comedy while delivering plenty of gory goodness. Show Notes From …continue reading Drekcula’s Underworld: Idle Hands (1999)

The show proudly welcomes popular comedian Emmett Montgomery alongside his festive alter ego, Sugar Plum Gary, to usher in the holiday season. On this …continue reading Another GD Horror Pod: Sugar Plum Gary & Emmett Montgomery

I once again joined the team at the “Munsons at the Movies” podcast to talk about Max Von Sydow’s life, legacy, career, and influence. …continue reading Horror Heroes: Max Von Sydow (Podcast)

A nasty little female-driven slasher, “Hands of Hell” may have had a shoestring budget, but it runs loops around most films of its ilk. …continue reading Microbudget Monday: Hands of Hell (2023)

Popular comedian Sean Jordan joins the show, plus a Thanksgiving-themed ramble that will leave you feeling full of horror talk and humor! On this …continue reading Another GD Horror Pod: Comedian Sean Jordan

We cozy up to the warmth of the holidays with one of the all-time great comedies and holiday classics, “Planes, Trains and Automobiles”. Welcome …continue reading No Notes: Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Join us for an extra serving of holiday horror goodness with a look at “Thanksgiving” and the rest of the weird turkey day genre …continue reading Donna Tha Dead: Let’s Turkey Trot (Thanksgiving Horror)

To celebrate Thanksgiving, we carve up a campy classic, the oft-forgotten bit of hilarity that is 1995’s “The Granny” — a real B-movie treat. It’s …continue reading Spookshow: The Granny (1995)

Craving horror that lingers long after the last scene and leaves you with plenty to think about and discuss? Dig into these genre classics. …continue reading Horror Movies Worth Watching or Writing About: A Fear-Inducing Cinematic Delight

A brutal masterpiece that shocked and captivated audiences, “The Last House on the Left” introduced Wes Craven to the genre with ferocity. On this …continue reading Final Girl on 6th Ave: The Last House on the Left (1972)
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