Seems like there are new horror titles popping up on the various streaming services almost every day, but you've been burned so many times before by picking a dud you'd rather pick something tried and true like SCREAM or DAWN OF THE DEAD for the 100th time. But, still, you miss the days of discovering a new favorite. I give you a few titles I think will be worth your precious time. 

After taking a forced break between episodes due to circumstances mostly beyond my control, this topic has been on my mind. Glad to be back!

After a two year hiatus, Monsterpalooza returns to Pasadena, California and Eleanor and I live to tell the tale! Pssst! This is also Eleanor's homework assignment for high school finals. So be on good behavior, y'all!

Now that the "controversy" and emotions over this film has died down, let's actually look at the film and its themes. Warning: This is adult swim time. Grown up conversations ensue. 

A look at my one of my favorite genres which is due for a comeback. 

Fall is my favorite time of year, but I do love me some Christmas Horror! Taking a little deeper look at two of my favorites. SILENT NIGHT DEADLY NIGHT and CHRISTMAS EVIL. 

Talking about Francis Ford Coppola's DRACULA (1992) which opened on November 13th, 1992. And my personal connection to the material. 

Halloween has come and gone, and no matter how much you take it all in, you never feel as though you did it as much as you could have. But, there is holiday horror to look forward to!

Talking Halloween Kills with special guest, Jack from The Good The Pod & The Ugly Podcast. 

Talking about horror hosts, our fascination with them, and drilling down on local market horror hosts. Focusing today on two form the Portland, OR market from two different eras. House of Horror featuring Tarantula Ghoul from the 1950s, and Sinister Sinema featuring Victor Ives from the 1970s.