I just discovered this brilliant podcast. Smart, funny, beautifully produced. A real trasure.

This podcast is tight and scholarly. I love the subjects presented. Excellent!

Just discovered this podcast this week and I am almost a third of the way thru the back episodes already. It is fun looking back on things I remember, and some that I had forgotten. Even better when it is helping me to discover shows that somehow had slipped by me! Hope this one lasts for a long long time!

I love to think back to my childhood and teen years and all of the fun I had watching schlock on the TV. Antony does a great job bringing up topics and specific memories from my past even though he wasn't there! Kinda creepy now that I think about it. This podcast if a great little reminder of how the 70's and 80's television was far better than most of us give it credit for.

A scary walk down memory lane.About tv shows or tv-movies with a horror theme.Very informative and fun.Highly recommend!

Anthony Rotolo consistently delivers an entertaining exploration of the subject matter, both vintage and recent, in a conversational format that also allows for guests and interviews that speak to aspects of the show's topic. Well-produced, well-researched, informative, and thoroughly respectable, there's plenty to keep you coming back.

One of my failings is after subscribing to a podcast, I often tire of it. Not so with TV Terror! Host Anthony Rotolo is always interesting and professional, talking about a neglected area of genre TV - the movie-of-the-week. Great fun!

Phenomenal episode. I grew up watching a lot of those TV movies. Brings back some memories. I just discovered your podcast listening to Castle of Horror. I’m subscribed to TV Terror now. Thank you.

I really enjoy this show when the host sticks to talking about scary TV movies or episodes of tv shows. It’s great nostalgia and there’s just so many of those shows to cover. However I’ve caught a couple episodes now where someone else is given a chance to call in or whatever and talk about random topics. I usually can’t stay awake long enough to even listen because it’s so boring. Skip those parts.

Anthony combines great production and tremendous research into episodes that are quick to listen to even though they contain a fantastic amount of information. This podcast has mined my childhood for TV events that truly affected me. My favorite episodes inclue The Day After, MASH - Dreams, and the Incredible Hulk.

Or for anybody who’s into horror,mystery and suspense. Anthony is very knowledgeable and delivers a great slice of TV Terror. Most of the shows run about 20 to 30 minutes......just enough for a quick fix and he always finds some really cool old commercials to add to the vintage feel. It really brings back fond memories of watching these movies and shows that I’ve pretty much forgotten about.

Great show. The episodes are short but packed with content. High recommend.

I discovered Anthony Rotolo's "TV Terror" segments on the United Nations of Horror podcast, where they ran as bonus contributor pieces. With this stand-alone series, these thrills & chills from televised movies get a chance to get the appreciation they deserve. While it's a fun trip down memory lane, TV Terror isn't simply a bit of nostalgia-- many of the shows featured on the podcast and in the Facebook group are surprisingly good, and TV Terror helps bring little known gems to the listeners' attention. Great content!

This is a great podcast. Laid back and informative. Looking forward to the next episode.

Anthony Rotolo nails it time and time again with this podcast - covering wild films in an interesting way. Love it!

Great overview of 70s television gems. Anthony's preamble perfectly explains my own experience with late night television viewing.

Anthony Rotolo brings his extensive knowledge of television films and his silky smooth voice to this fantastic podcast. The episodes are packed with information and nostalgia. One of my new favorites.