Cadaver Dogs Podcast

Cadaver Dogs

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What’s so scary about scary movies? Filmmaker friends Devin & David uncover the social commentary of your favorite horror films. From classic monsters to indie chills; grindhouse gore to psycho thrills, the Cadaver Dogs sniff out the real reasons why these films continue to terrify.

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Nov 26, 2025

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Next Month (Sept): Slasher Studies 18.08.2022

Announcing next month's films:  FRIDAY THE 13th (1980, dir. Sean S. Cunningham) - available for free on Amazon Prime and Pluto TV. X (2022, dir. Ti West) - available for rent on all platforms. . . It's back to school in your horror homeroom! The Cadaver Dogs look at the original rules of a slasher and how they have advanced with the modern age. Starting with the original slasher era from the 1970s...

ITS ALIVE/ THE UNBORN CHILD: Abortions and Abominations 04.08.2022

Horror has always been an outlet for political discussions during a time of crisis. This includes the decades-long abortion debate - how has horror covered this controversial topic?   The Cadaver Dogs delve deep inside THE UNBORN CHILD, aka SOP DEK 2002 (2011) where they discuss the true abortion incident that inspired the Thai horror film (and also murdering ghost babies). Fact or propaganda! Onl...

Next Month (Aug): Abortions and Abominations 28.07.2022

Announcing next month's films:  IT'S ALIVE (1974, dir. Larry Cohen) - available to rent on Amazon, Google, Apple and Vudu. THE UNBORN CHILD / SOP DEK 2002 (2011, dir. Poj Arnon) - available for free on Youtube and on Amazon Prime with a Toku subscription. . . Horror has always been an outlet for political discussions during a time of crisis. This includes the decades-long abortion debate. The Dogs...

CARRIE (1976) / THE EXORCISM OF EMILY ROSE: Monstrous Feminine 07.07.2022

Female power? Women having… a voice?? They must be the spawn of the devil! It’s an important time to talk about a woman’s autonomy and her right to choose. But unfortunately, it’s always been a controversial topic.  The Cadaver Dogs analyze two horror films from two different decades and discuss how they portray the monstrous female. We also play our favorite game: Is This Film Feminist? First up...

Minisode: Best Vampire Characters w/ Almost Normal Productions 30.06.2022

It’s the Blood-Sucking Brady Bunch! Even before Twilight, vampires were the most popular classic monster - seeing variations and adaptations across television, movies, and books. The Dogs along with special guest Almost Normal Productions (“The Accursed”) break down their favorite creatures of the night. There are many, many sexy vamps (hey, can you blame us?) and quite a few surprises. We also di...

Next Month (July): Monstrous Feminine 23.06.2022

Announcing next month's films:  CARRIE (1976, dir. Brian De Palma) - available for free on Amazon Prime. THE EXORCISM OF EMILY ROSE (2005, dir. Scott Derrickson) - available for free on Tubi and HBOMax. . . Woman v Devil is a common trope in horror. But what is the inspiration behind this trope and does it successfully represent the female plight? The Dogs compare the women's lib movement of the 7...

IDENTITY / INCIDENT IN A GHOSTLAND: Stranger Than Reality 02.06.2022

**SPOILERS AHEAD** How many times has this happened to you: You pull up to a motel, or visit your mother after publishing your latest best-seller. Then some raving lunatic comes along, while you’re just minding your own business, and tries to convince you that everything you’ve experienced is a fabrication, a mechanism for coping with the terrible tragedy you experienced as a child. Do you break f...

One-Year Anniversary Special!! 19.05.2022

You read that right! It’s been one year since we first dropped a handful of episodes, and the Cadaver Dogs are celebrating. Join us, and then tweet us your favorite episodes, and what you’re hoping for in Year Two. 02:30 - Top 3 Episodes 21:28 - Bone Review Breakdown and Records 30:12 - Favorite New-to-Us Movies 35:12 - Hopes for Next Year Follow us at:  instagram.com/cadaverdogspod twitter.com/ca...

Next Month (June): Stranger Than Reality 12.05.2022

Announcing next month's films:  IDENTITY (2003, James Mangold) - available for free on Netflix. INCIDENT IN A GHOSTLAND (2018, dir. Pascal Laugier) - available free on Netflix. . . Sometimes, we tell ourselves stories to escape the cruelty of the real world. But what happens when the stories take over and we can no longer tell the difference between what's real and what's our own mind playing tric...

HEREDITARY / PET SEMETARY (1989): Grief and Belief 05.05.2022

There’s no wrong way to grieve, but there certainly is an unhealthy way. Say… calling on the power of demons/unknown cosmic forces to bring the dead back to life only to have them go on a murder spree. That’s pretty unhealthy, don’t you think? The Cadaver Dogs take a trip to the afterlife in this episode as they walk through the many examples of grief in two horror film staples. First up is the or...

Next Month (May): Grief and Belief 14.04.2022

Announcing next month's films:  HEREDITARY (2018, dir. Ari Aster) - available for free with a Showtime subscription, or to purchase/rent pretty much anywhere. PET SEMETARY (1989, dir. Mary Lamber) - available free on Netflix and to purchase/rent anywhere. . . History has shown us that when humans mourn a loved one, they tend to turn to the paranormal to find hope in an after life. And while there'...

Minisode: Best Kills + ANNOUNCEMENT 07.04.2022

Probably always the hardest question you ask a horror fan: what is the best kill in a movie? Is it gorey? bloody? funny? suspenseful? The Dogs list their top three favorite horror movie deaths and chat about what makes a kill impactful. PLUS we have a HUGE announcement about the future of our show and what to expect. It's all positive, we promise.  . Do you agree with our top picks? Let us know at...

PLAN 9 / BIRDEMIC: Aliens and Avians 31.03.2022

In 1938, Orson Welles directed and narrated an adaptation of “War of the Worlds” for a radio broadcast. However, listeners did not understand what they were hearing, and believed aliens were actually attacking! Panic ensued. For this very special episode of Cadaver Dogs Pod, we will be talking about something else entirely. From Ed Wood to James Nguyen, it’s time we dig into the deep social and ec...

Next Week: Aliens and Avians 24.03.2022

Announcing next week's films:  PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE (1959, dir. Ed Wood) - available free on Amazon Prime, Pluto Tv, and Tubi. BIRDEMIC (2010, dir. James Nguyen) - available free on Tubi and Vudu. . . Humans the worst virus! Whether it's bringing us into nuclear war due to their narcissistic power-hungry attitudes or causing the end of the planet through greed and global warming, humans are her...

BLACK ROSES / WE SUMMON THE DARKNESS: Metalsploitation 17.03.2022

The 80s were more than just sex, drugs, and rock ‘n roll… but let’s be honest, it was mostly that.. Rob and Devin are joined by guest Chris Guzzo (Pod From the Crypt) to talk metal-sploitation horror. (David is off directing a horror movie - send him some love!) In this episode, we dive into how both these films embrace the anti-establishment principle of horror movies and metal music. For BLACK R...

Next Week: Metalsploitation 10.03.2022

Announcing next week's films:  BLACK ROSES (1988, dir. John Fasano) - available free on Shudder or Tubi. WE SUMMON THE DARKNESS (2019, dir. Marc Meyers) - available free on Netflix. . . Metal music is making our children murderers! Horror movies and heavy metal found a way to fight back against parental censorship in the 1980s. With inspiration from the satanic panic and 80s counter culture, metal...

NIGHTCRAWLER / THE NIGHT FLIER: Tabloids of Terror 04.03.2022

“Never believe what you publish, and never publish what you believe.” These are the words of wisdom echoed by tabloid journalists everywhere… and maybe even by “legitimate” reporters? In an age where fake news persists, by what skewered code does the media abide? What lines will journalists cross, and who might they hurt in the process? We’re talking bloodsuckers, airplanes, and the National Inqui...

Next Week: Tabloids of Terror 24.02.2022

Announcing next week's films:  NIGHTCRAWLER (2014, dir. Dan Gilroy) - available free on Amazon or to rent anywhere. THE NIGHT FLIER (1997, dir. Mark Pavia) - available free on Youtube. . . Murder, sex, and scandal! Next week, the Cadaver Dogs talk the seedy world of tabloid journalism and its roots in capitalistic greed. . Follow us at:  instagram.com/cadaverdogspod twitter.com/cadaverdogspod face...

THE INVITATION/ THE SACRAMENT: Cults 17.02.2022

Don't Drink That! Drop you glasses of Flavor Aid, leave your family, and stop listening to that raving mad man trying to save your soul! The Cadaver Dogs are your new community. Join the pack as we dig up some historically inspired cult films.   Jim Jones and The People's Temple inspired this Ti West film, THE SACRAMENT, which changes only a few key details.  Not for the faint of heart, nobody is...

Next Week: Cults 10.02.2022

Announcing next week's films:  THE INVITATION (2015, dir. Karyn Kusama) - available on Shudder and Tubi. THE SACRAMENT (2013, dir. Ti West) - available on Tubi, Vudu, and Pluto TV. . . Grab your cup-o-Flavor-Aid and follow the Cadaver Dogs down the dark path of cult analysis. Next week, David, Devin, and Rob will cover two films with ties to Marilyn Manson, NXIVM, and Jonestown - one a high-praise...

DAGON / NIGHTMARE CITY: Schlock-tastic Voyage 03.02.2022

Bad acting. Bad scripts. INCREDIBLE effects. The Cadaver Dogs take a schlock-tastic voyage during their analysis of two international cult classics. What makes these movies so bad they’re good? Or, so bad they’re… well, bad?  By stripping down to the bare bones of Stuart Gordan’s DAGON (2001) and Umberto Lenzi’s NIGHTMARE CITY (1980), you see the necessities of a horror film. The Dogs analyze the...

Next Week: Schlock-tastic Voyage 27.01.2022

Announcing next week's films:  DAGON (2001, dir. Stuart Gordan) - available on Tubi, Vudu, and Roku NIGHTMARE CITY (1980, dir. Umberto Lenzi) - available on Apple and Amazon . . It's the end of the world and it's brought on by schlocky horror? Lol no, it's xenophobia! Next week, the Cadaver Dogs will break down two cult apocalypse films and try to figure out just what the filmmakers are trying to...

Minisode: Cadaver Trivia #2 w/ Autopsy of a Horror Movie 25.01.2022

I want to play another game. It’s been a while since our last Cadaver Trivia, but we’re back! David once again leads the contest as Brucker Nourse from Autopsy of a Horror Movie competes with co-hosts Devin and Rob. We’ve got werewolves. We’ve got slashers. We’ve got Spanish surrealists. But unlike Mr. Ghostface, we won’t kill you if you get an answer wrong (or will we?). Follow us at:  instagram....

AUDITION / FRANKENHOOKER: The Perfect Woman 20.01.2022

Want a date? But with whom? What are the ideals and standards of perfection that men hold women to in modern society? The Cadaver Dogs are pulling back the curtains on the unrealistic expectations we hold in relationships, and the destructive – sometimes explosive – consequences. There have been many interpretations of Takashi Miike’s AUDITION (1999) over the years, and oh boy do we have thoughts!...

Next Week: The Perfect Woman 13.01.2022

Announcing next week's films:  AUDITION (1999, dir. Takashi Miike) FRANKENHOOKER (1990, dir. Frank Henenlotter)     What's your ideal of the perfect woman? How bout one that cuts out your tongue? Or one that isn't even really alive but a reanimated corpse? These are the punishments that befall the protagonists in next week's episode. We'll be talking male gaze, the dangers of a narrow perspective,...

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