We were supposed to review 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple but thanks to a stupid blizzard and scary road...
We’re dealing with some high stakes on the high seas on this week’s Fiend Club Exclusive episode of Nightmare on...
The Mummy (well, maybe not “The” Mummy, but a Mummy nonetheless) Returns! Join your horror hosts Kim & Jon as they lift the lid on the tomb of Kharis and summon the eternal spirit of The Mummy’s Hand (1940), the long-awaited sequel to the Universal Monsters Classic The Mummy (1932)...
It’s a ghostly double feature on the latest Drive Home from the Drive-In Bonus Episode of Nightmare on Film Street!...
Want a date? Got any money?? Join your horror hosts Kim & Jon as they analyze the lasting legacy of...
Embark on a New Generation of Chills! Join your horror hosts Kim & Jon as they discuss the Universal Monsters first nepo baby, in Son of Frankenstein (1939). This wayside sequel in the Frankenstein canon may not hold a candle to the classics that came before it, but Son of...
Join your Nightmare on Film Street horror hosts Kim and Jon as they sit down to discuss everything that’s been...
It’s Alive! IT’S ALIVE!! Join your horror hosts Kim & Jon as they embark on the next monsterific segment of...
Mommy’s with the maggots now… Join your horror hosts Kim & Jon as they sit down for a Drive Home From The Drive-in Review (Mega Hangover Edition!) of Evil Dead Rise. We caught an early preview screening of Lee Cronin’s urban update of Sam Raimi’s classic cabin-in-the-woods horror at Panic...
Stop Serving. Start Living. Dracula’s longstanding sidekick is finally stepping into the spotlight! Join your horror hosts Kim & Jon...
Ladies of London, lock your doors! Dracula’s Daughter is here to hypnotize, mesmerize, and sensationalize. Join your horror hosts Kim...
Join your horror hosts Kim and Jon as they sit down to discuss everything that’s been keeping them creepy in between regular episodes of the podcast, and answer questions from the Patrons! On the docket this week: Gimmicky 3D from the 1960s, Seances in the 1940s, Horror Novels Ripe For...
