Dr. Fragomeni
Let’s Talk Monsters
Let’s Talk Monsters is a podcast that primarily discusses the Universal Monster movies that were produced from the 1920s through the 1940s, but also expands to include all movies and TV shows from the horror genre. Michael and Allison don’t review the movies as much as they zoom-in on certain scenes from the films, discussing oddities, flaws, and eyebrow-raising moments.
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There’s A Lot To Say About Vampires Pt1 30.04.2023 20:02
In episode 06, Mike and Allison begin a long discussion about Vampires. Pt1 primarily focuses on the phantom/Gothic qualities of Nosferatu.
Werewolfery Pt2 25.04.2023 20:35
Episode 05 is part 2 of a two-parter, primarily focusing on "The Wolf Man" (1941).
Werewolfery Pt1 24.04.2023 21:11
In episode 04, Mike and Allison compare and contrast the first two Universal Werewolf movies, "Werewolf Of London" and "The Wolf Man".
Chronology and Continuity Pt2 19.04.2023 18:47
In episode 03, Mike and Allison finish up their discussion on the Universal Monsters mash-up an crossover movies. This is the conclusion of a two-parter.
Chronology and Continuity Pt1 18.04.2023 15:10
In Episode 02, Mike and Allison discuss the chronology and continuity of the Universal Monsters mash-up movies.
Whose Brain is Whose 18.04.2023 21:11
In episode 01, Mike and Allison discuss all the proposed brain transplants in the Universal Monsters' classic, "House of Frankenstein".
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