Originally Recorded on Friday June 5th and Wednesday June 10th, 2026 Happy Summer, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you a brand-new episode to keep you cool in this hot season. Those two dopes...er, we mean, those two hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig have been lounging by the pool and getting their tan on, but at the end of the day they are firm believers that "the show MUST go on" and fired-on their mics so they could talk about the two horror movies they watched. So, listen in as they review "Smile" (2022) and its sequel "Smile 2" (2024), both of which involve an evil entity that firmly believes in having perfect dental hygiene before killing you! And also, on the docket is none other than 'Nate's Corner' in which good ol' Nate reviews "Friday the 13th: Part 3" (1982) ...in 3D, but be forewarned his review can only be recorded in 2D!

Originally Recorded on May 18th and May 26th, 2026   Happy Summer, fans! That Horror Show Podcast presents a horror double-feature review that is perfect to listen to while you are catching some rays while lounging beside the pool (always wear some sunscreen!)...or while you are mowing your lawn (careful you don't get your feet cut off!). Show hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig tackle two films that are remakes of original work by the 'Godfather of Gore' himself Herschell Gordon Lewis! Nobody ever thought about remaking anything Lewis made...but then, it always takes a few wise-asses to consider the possibilities. So first up is "2001 Maniacs" (2005), a reworking of Lewis' original film "Two Thousand Maniacs!" (1964) and pretty much tells the same tale again (ie, a bunch of Northern tourists end up in a mysterious Southern town and are treated as 'guests of honor' and chaos ensues; you know, the normal story!), but this time with more comedy combined with gore. Oh, and it features Robert Englund and Lin Shaye along for the ride, so those two are major pluses! And for the second film is "Blood Feast" (2016), a complete overhaul of the original 1963 film of the same name, however this new version has a longer running time, better acting, and more story to tell...but, does that make it a "better" movie? And fear not: Nate from his own 'Nate's Corner' is on hand to give his review of "Final Destination" (2000).

Hey loyal THSP fans and listeners. Unfortunately, we will not be able to release Episode 104: That Herschel Gordon Lewis Remake Episode this month. However, we will have it out next month! In the meantime, please enjoy this trip back in time! Another SEVRPOD/THSP Vault Episode Classic from the archives! Join the hijinks and hilarious chaos of our underground German episode as the SEVRPOD guys dive in and break down some German horror movie gems. Lol

Originally Recorded on Wednesday April 15th and Wednesday April 22nd, 2026 What's up, fans? That Horror Show Podcast presents to you another brand-spankin'-new episode to bring joy to your ears. Those two lovable hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig take a break from reviewing trashy and exploitable movies, turning to two thrillers that have a touch of cinematic class. And both movies are made by the 'Master of Suspense' himself: Alfred Hitchcock! Also, both movies feature the hosts favorite classic actor James Stewart, so that's a major bonus! So listen up as the hosts talk about "Rear Window" (1954), a film which asks the question: would you ever suspect your neighbor of committing MURDER!?!? And then, the hosts take a gander at "Vertigo" (1958), one of the most bizzare movies to ever come out of Hitchcock's vast filmography with a storyline that's just...well, odd! And, oh yes, lest we not forget: young Nate from 'Nate's Corner' is on hand to give his review of "I Know What You Did Last Summer" (1997). So give this episode a little spin and don't forget to tell your friends about us.

Originally Recorded on Thursday March 5th and Wednesday March 11th, 2026 Hola, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you another double-feature horror film review to pound your eardrums with delight. Show hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig take a gander at two early movies from Blumhouse Productions that managed to be box office hits. First movie on the docket is "Sinister" (2012), in which a desperate true crime writer, with the help of a Deputy "So-and-So", tries to unravel a bunch of unsolved murders that might have something to do with an evil deity named Bughuul. And the second movie is...well, the second movie "Sinister 2" (2015) as Ex-Deputy "So-and-So" is left all by his lonesome to combat the deity once-and-for-all. How do these two movies hold up? Well, ya' gotta listen to find out. And that's not all! Nate has revamped his original 'Kids Corner' moniker to the brand-new, possibly temporary title 'Nate's Corner' and reviews the original "Child's Play" (1988).

Recorded Saturday February 6th, 2026 Happy Valentine's Day, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you an episode full of red roses, love, romance, and...wait for it!...MURDER!!!! Oh, plus some chocolate hearts too...eh, maybe. Your special romantic hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig exchange kisses for the Valentine's Day-themed horror movie "Heart Eyes" (2025), in which love is literally murder as a serial killer targets lovey-dovey characters on this special holiday and it's up to two lovebirds to put an end to the killer's wrath. Does this movie win the hearts of the two hosts? Well, you know what to do...and if you don't, well just click that 'play' button and give this episode a little listen. But wait, that's not all: none other than Nate from 'Kids Corner' gives his little take on the movie "Deadstream" (2022). It's a Valentine's Day episode you don't want to miss!

Recorded on Thursday January 22nd, 2026 Happy 2026, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you their 100th Episode! Yep, that's right: this is Episode 100, and show hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig have wondered how they managed to make it that far with no monetary compensation, ever since their very first episode aired in - checks notes - yes, 2015! For this episode, Tim and Chris have decided to forego any reviews and dedicate this to their humble beginnings.  Way-back in 2013, before That Horror Show Podcast existed, there was The Super Evil Vampire Robot Podcast of Doom, or SEVRPOD. And before it was just two dudes hosting THSP, on SEVRPOD it was five dudes. But the mission was the same: review horror movies and have a few laughs. But SEVRPOD would eventually disband, with the various hosts branching off to forge their own paths, while the old episodes have disappeared into the ether.    And so, for this special episode, Tim and Chris have managed to bring the whole gang back together to take a walk down memory lane, talk about what they have been up to, and yes bring the funny. So listen up as Tim and Chris chat with their former SEVRPOD compadres Marc Rissmann, Dave Rodriguez and Ken Zuckerman to hear their stories. And they all picked the perfect time to record this little reunion, on Thursday during a bitterly cold winter night!

Originally Recorded and Released in 2013   That 80’s Slasher – Episode Part 2The concluding saga of SEVRPOD Episode 2, Part 2 dives headfirst into full 1980s slasher madness. The guys finish up their blood-soaked exploits, serving up horror, chaos, and nonstop laughs as the five-crew team brings the fun like only they can.

Originally Recorded and released in 2013    THSP is releasing another Classic SEVRPOD episode straight from the Vault — and this one’s so massive we had to split it into TWO parts.We call it: “That SEVRPOD ’80s Slasher Episode Part 1!”So sit back, hit play, and enjoy the ridiculous hijinks that only the Super Evil Vampire Robot Podcast of Doom could unleash.

Originally recorded Sunday January 13th, 2013, and released on Thursday February 7th, 2013   Welcome to the THSP Vault! The episode you’re about to hear is the pilot episode of Super Evil Robot Podcast of Doom, originally recorded and unleashed upon the world in 2013… yes, that long ago. SEVRPOD boasted a mighty five-person crew: Marc, Ken, Tim, Dave, and Chris—five voices, zero idea what they were getting into. This episode is a glorious trip down memory lane, and long-time listeners will finally be able to hear where it all began and connect the dots… or at least most of them. So buckle up, lower your expectations just a little, and enjoy this journey back in time.