ScareTalk

Our biggest guest yet!  Vincente DiSanti (writer/director of Never Hike Alone and Never Hike in the Snow) joins us to discuss his Friday the 13th films, the Friday franchise, the Friday lawsuit, and what he is currently working on.  We learned a lot of Vinny and he was a pleasure to talk to.

The Scream franchise review series is back!  Scream 2 was released one year after the original.  With some familiar faces and some new killers, did Scream 2 rise above the sequel stereotypes?

It's Me, Billy is the unofficial sequel to the 1974 original Black Christmas.  Set in modern times (nearly 50 years later), Sam and a couple of her friends spend the night in her late grandmothers home on Christmas Eve.  Billy might have something to say about that. This is our favorite episode that we have done so far.  Dave gives tons of insight into what it's like making a fan fi...

Art the Clown himself joins the ScareTalk boys for this episode.  David tells us about his acting career history and what it's like to play Art the Clown.  He also gives us a great preview of what Terrifier 2 will look like.  This is a MUST LISTEN EPISODE for horror fans!

Jay Crimson of The Crimson Cult Podcast and the metal band No Class Assassins joins us to talk about one of his favorite films.  Prince of Darkness is one film in the Apocalypse Trilogy by John Carpenter.  Do Danny and Joel enjoy it as much as Jay?

An iconic killer, final girl, and franchise is born in 1996 with Scream.  With a new film coming soon, we had to go back and discuss the film that started it all.

Edgar Wright writes and directs this stylistic horror/thriller about a aspiring fashion designer and an aspiring singer in different generations in London.

This film explores grief, trauma, and family....oh and there's a monster!

The latest installment of the VHS series has come to Shudder.  Joey joins us to discuss this mess of a film

It's finally here!  We have been looking forward to this film for a long time and now we have seen it and have a lot to say.  This is the longest single movie review episode we have recorded.

Mike Flanagan is back with another Netflix series.  It is very different from Haunting of Hill House.  Is that a good thing, or is this a flop?

For this episode we are joined by the world famous Cody Leach to discuss our top 5 horror films of the '80s.

One of the most talked about anthology horror films of the decade has a new installment.  Let's check out where it all began

James Wan is back with his most interesting horror film yet.  Some people love it and some people hate it.  What did we think?

ScareTalk's first director interview is with Jacky Song.  In this episode Jacky discusses his path and inspirations in filmmaking.  We also discuss his newest short film "Incognito" which brings to the screen a mystery about a woman from the 1950's traveling into the 1990's following a car accident.  

He's back! After a pandemic delay, Candyman finally hit the big screen!  This film has drummed up some controversy amongst horror fans.  What did we think?

With the new Candyman film release, we felt like "hooking" up with the original.  Where does Candyman fit in with other slashers?

For episode 100 we decided to do something extra special.  We compiled a list of our top 10 horror characters (along with 5 honorable mentions).  Who's list do you like more?

The Blind Man is back, but things are a little different.  This time he is protecting a little girl from being kidnapped.  As the story unfolds the audience questions who to root for.

A few robbers break into a house of a blind man to steal a small fortune, but they get more than they bargained for.

A horror critic finds himself caught up in a support group meeting for serial killers in this 2021 Shudder original!  You NEED to watch this!

M. Night is back in the horror genre....kinda.  A beach that speeds up time and ages a group of people their entire lives in a day.  Not many people liked this one, but some loved it.

A24 productions is back with a Rosemary's Baby-ish horror/thriller starting James Bond as a creepy doctor.  Is this good or a little too A24?

The Purge does not end in this one!  What does this move doe for the franchise?  Is it a worthy sequel, or should this series call it quits.

Going back to where it all began.  Of course every series needs a prequel!  How does this one stack up?