Horror N Heels

We got to have a little chat with one of the producers of the Shudder exclusive, Nightmare Cinema! This fun anthology addresses almost every fear you could imagine, and has some sweet horror homages. Joe gives us some insight into the horror movie making process and talks about what it’s like to be mistaken for the Director of Avengers. You’re lucky we were able to get this episode down to an hour...

Ahhhhh!! The only way to cleanse our palettes of the last cinematic disaster was to end with the original, so that’s what we did, in case you were confused by the old switcharoo we pulled. What can we say? It’s the OG John Carpenter film with Jamie Lee Curtis, the OG Scream Queen! Michael Meyers was one of the first Slasher monsters to hit the big screen and will always be a legend. Spoiler Alert:...

Probably the least fun show we’ll ever have. What can you say about the worst remake in the history of horror cinema? You will not change our minds. But if you’d like to try, go ahead and send us an email, tweet or carrier pigeon (since that’s what you use, because you obviously live in a cave if you enjoyed this train wreck.) Luckily we edited out the awkward silences. Although those were eerily...

“For decades the residents of Hollow Hills, Pennsylvania, have offered their diseased and injured body parts to a creek demon named Snare. In return, Snare rewards its Traders with healthy replacement parts. There's only one catch: if Traders leave town, their new parts vanish forever.” This episode we’re hanging out with Brandon McNulty, the author of supernatural thriller, Bad Parts. He gives us...

Now here’s a vampire we wouldn’t mind sucking on our necks. Colin Farrell would need zero effort to get invited into our home, vampire or not. Also an appearance by our favorite Doctor. This remake answers a few questions left to figure out it in the original and makes good use of Toni Collette cast as the mom. BTW how do we get David Tennant on our show?

Don’t Tell Mom, A Sexy Vampire Moved In Next Door! At least that’s what we would’ve called it. Has a nice ring to it, yeah? Boy has girl, won’t give it up, girl meets vampire and become sex kitten. There’s other stuff that happens too.

Soooo many reasons to pack their shit and go home, yet this sexually-fueled, rambunctious bunch of teens decide to stay at their makeshift campground and continue to make bad choices. The WB (now known as “The CW”, was kind enough to loan out a couple of actors from its stable, which makes for some decent eye candy. Thankfully, the only thing this remake has in common with the original is the name...

Our first 1950s horror movie: House of Wax starring Vincent Price and a young, strapping Charles Bronson. This movie has everything from some smart Final Girl moves to good old fashioned chauvinism to cheesy 3D gags, but is it worth the watch? Listen and find out!

Episode 4: What’s Up with Ryan Kruger? It’s our first interview episode! We got to sit down and pick the brain of Writer/Director Ryan Kruger about his new horror/comedy “Fried Barry”, which is currently hitting the festival circuit at full throttle! As a special treat, Ryan let us use part of the soundtrack in our into for this episode! **Note: no horses, snakes or ants were harmed in the taping...

We’re taking on the Mommy/Son duo this week! Does the remake(boot) hold up? Elicia gets her J-Pad fix, and we also briefly debate the heartthrob status of Kevin Bacon.

In today's episode Elicia and Gen discuss the 1984 and 2010 versions of Nightmare on Elm Street.  This was Johnny Depp's first movie role and the part Robert Englund was born to play! Some other topics discussed include the style of the ending (Elicia is not a fan), Nancy's mom hiding an entire bottle of vodka in bed, the worthlessness of having a boyfriend in high school and lots of other fu...

Our first episode!!! Welcome to Horror N Heels, the podcast for Horror movie fans, lovers and addicts.   Elicia lives on the East Coast in NY while Gen reps the West in Los Angeles, CA.  We review Horror movies old and new and sometimes there are special guest appearances. Breaking down films with fun trivia, commentary and of course our respective coastal attitudes. You may learn s...