Splatter Chatter

In our fourteenth episode we discuss some of our favorite Canadian produced horror films as well as some holiday favorites to get you in the season!

In our fourteenth episode and second Boos and Booze we watch "Thankskilling" along side some drinks. Happy Thanksgiving Splatter Chatter listeners!

In our thirteen episode we discuss our Halloweekend and give a review of Pennhurst Asylum's haunted attraction as well as 2006's "The Covenant."

In our twelfth episode (and our last episode before the Halloweekend), we're giving you an abridged lesson in the cultural history of Halloween and some of the best media to check out for a "real" Halloween experience.

For our eleventh episode we're looking at some childhood favorites of ours for a slightly less less Halloween experience.

In our tenth installment we ring in the October season by sharing some ghost stories and talking about some famously haunted places.

In our ninth episode we, as requested, list off the films all horror novices should see and ones that should be on everyone's October marathons.

In our eighth episode we discuss this fall's horror TV line up, the good, the bad, and the very ugly.

It's our first Boos and Booze episode! We threw back a few and watched "Splatter" on Netflix. Listen in and follow along with our ridiculous commentary.

In our sixth installment we discuss (at length) the triumphs of the Blair Witch Project and the pitfalls of its recent successor as well as a preview of some Halloween attractions.

In our fifth episode, we celebrate BOTH our co-hosts' birthdays with a review of the 1980s obscure slasher "Bloody Birthday"!

In our fourth episode we discuss the recent rise in "creepy clowns" in South Carolina as well as history and origin of some other urban legends!

In our third episode we open with a discussion of the recent release "Don't Breathe" (spoilers abound) before going into our top five favorite works of horror literature.

In this second installment we look at our official horror misfires, those movies that coulda, shoulda, woulda...but didn't. We look at both excellent starts that lost their footing thanks to franchises and stand alone films that just didn't live up to the hype.

In this inaugural episode of Splatter Chatter, we introduce ourselves, our history with horror, and our top five horror films among other spooky topics!