Hot for Creature

Even a creature who is pure of heart and says their prayers by night may watch a remake of a previous film, and it might be alright. The creatures tread familiar ground and watch 2010 REMAKE of the classic The Wolf Man. This one is a lot darker- and they may even be able to see some of it. Rob continues their marathon of Disney Plus Halloween favorites and Dylan falls for the charm of Benicio. Awo...

Rob and Dylan watched this mid-2000s movie and confronted some demons along the way! They discuss The Haunted Mansion, Disney parks, Color Out Of Space, bad CGI, Wes Craven and the magic of Judy Greer. Dylan also does his Nicolas Cage impression, so that's something!

The creatures are taking on their first Japanese movie of the podcast with the help of rapper/singer Rocco Capotal. This week they watch the samurai-werewolf-horror epic Kibakichi and talk way too much about Rob's passion for Dune and Dylan's for Showgirls. Also discussed is The Master of Disguise, a lot of Yojimbo, Zatoichi, the cult of British television, The Matrix… and… more Dune and Showgirls...

The creatures synchronize their watches and bound into the action/horror cult hit Dog Soldiers with the help of war movie devotee and king of obituaries Noah Daub-Evans. They discuss Neil Marshall, war films, Bill and Ted, scoring, toxic masculinity and a weird amount about Willem Defoe's farts.

Hey kids! Welcome to our family friendly episode of Hot For Creature! Dylan has dutifully removed all the naughty language so we can all talk about Alvin and the Chipmunks together. The creatures are joined by actress/singer Sydney Torres to discuss children's movies, Downton Abbey, soap operas, Arthur, Wolf Man references and Rob and Dylan's former Homestuck obsession! It's a barrel o' fun.

It's another not-mini minisode! The creatures watch Neil Marshall's The Descent and talk about cave monsters, Game of Thrones, the Alien franchise, earthquakes, found footage and the 2000s, movie budgets, alternate endings and how this movie scared Dylan's dad.

The creatures finish out the Ginger Snaps trilogy to talk about sequels, prequels and franchises. They discuss what makes a great sequel, Star Wars, Nightmare On Elm Street, queer themes in horror and the tricky nature of werewolf followups. Waving goodbye to Ginger and Brigitte, Rob and Dylan gear up to take on the 2000s.

The creatures are joined by film genius/icon Chelsea Pickens to watch the 2000 cult Canadian film Ginger Snaps. They discuss Star Trek hairstyles, goth aesthetics, debunking Harry Potter, Master of Disguise, the bright side of Transformers 2, high school curses... they just keep going!!

And when the world needed them most, the creatures returned to watch Bad Moon. They discuss brother/sister relationships in film, animal acting, La La Land and (more) Cats! This ep is for the doggies.

The creatures are buggin' in this not-so-mini minisode as they take a little detour from their werewolf quest and watch a TV movie. They talk practical effects, character choices and hard watches while they dive into the work of master of horror Lucky McKee.

The creatures enter the 90s with the high-budget werewolf drama Wolf. They discuss director Mike Nichols and the extremely talented cast, theatre vs film, what makes a film work or not, as well as Adult Swim and Dylan's nightmares.

Welcome to the Hot For Creature Stephen King/Warren Zevon special! The creatures are joined by actress and Stephen King expert Selis Vargas to discuss this action/adventure classic. They discuss German blu-rays, rock and roll, Titanic, the German language, the Cornetto Trilogy, the Scary Movie franchise and Dylan's inability to speak Latin.

I was a teenage werewolf… and it was kinda hot?? The creatures and their special guest Michael Stahler (of the Thagomizers podcast) dig into this very horny 80's hit. They discuss foxes, SAG-AFTRA, 80's tropes, sports and their own high school experiences. Also… car… surfing…?

The creatures come of age in this very mature episode of Hot For Creature. They talk adolescence, phenomenology, feminism… it's basically a college course. But they have a great time talking about this fantasy gem.

This week the creatures watch the hotly debated Wolfen. They also catch up on movies they've been watching and compare movies that should NEVER BE COMPARED.

A bad week can't keep these creatures down. They watch the very shagedelic The Howling and enjoy the yuckiness Joe Dante brings to his genre reimagining. They discuss assault in horror, B-movies and try to take a cue from NPR.

These two little creatures couldn't be more excited to watch the classic An American Werewolf in London. They talk practical special effects and salacious sequences and address Dylan's love for The Wicker Man. Spoiler alert: The creatures get hot.

The creatures pay their tribute to the great Peter Cushing as they watch The Legend of the Werewolf. They discuss the role of class structures in horror, talk Stephen King remakes, weigh in on Baby Yoda and haphazardly come up with a new Halloween hit.

Rob and Dylan travel to Spain (figuratively) to watch the splashy 3D Wolf Man fanfic La Marca del Hombre Lobo aka The Mark of the Wolf Man aka Frankenstein's Bloody Terror. Werewolves AND vampires but NO Frankenstein?? And will they ever stop talking about Glenn Danzig?? The two discuss the Spanish Lon Chaney and examine this campy, colorful 60s film.

The creatures dive into Hammer Horror with 1961's The Curse of the Werewolf. Dazzled by color, the two talk about the only werewolf to share a birthday with Jesus and have a mom who looks like a Star Trek character. They also talk a lot about Bojack and name a new official artist of Hot For Creature.

The creatures rock out to 1957's teen scream I Was A Teenage Werewolf. The two plan their remake, talk childhood fears, discuss teensploitation and enjoy this adolescent classic.

Rob and Dylan are TIRED. But they love you, so they watched the 1941 classic The Wolf Man with Lon Chaney and Claude Rains, while discussing film acting and giving overdue recommendations for what to do this Halloween.

Dylan and Rob's journey to watch (every?) werewolf movie continues with 1935's Werewolf of London!

Dylan and Rob try this podcasting thing out! For Season 1 they'll be watching werewolf movies, starting with 1925's Wolfblood: A Tale of the Forest.