Knight Light: A Horror Movie Podcast

We continue our cannibalistic month of horror, Dreadful for this Meal, with an exciting remake of 2010's Somos lo que hay. Jim Mickle's We Are What We Are will have you captivated by its creeping slowness, with a significant impact by the end! Next movie: Fresh —————————————————————  Want to keep the horror chats alive? Do you want to join a super awesome community that loves the genre and Knight...

Is Dreadful for this Meal month just an excuse to watch and evaluate cannibal films? Why, yes! We continue the vigor of this month with Julia Ducournau's Raw! Get your lab coats, rookies; we are sinking our teeth right into the flesh of this film! Next movie: We Are What We Are —————————————————————  Want to keep the horror chats alive? Do you want to join a super awesome community that loves the...

We are breaking into a month where we are more dreadful than thankful, especially regarding our meals! Welcome to Dreadful for this Meal month, where we are diving into horror that's all about consumption! Starting with a more satirical film from the 80s, Larry Cohen's The Stuff! Sneak into the fridge and pull out your carton because you won't want to set this episode down. Next movie: Raw ———————...

We are breaking into a month where we are more dreadful than thankful, especially regarding our meals! Welcome to Dreadful for this Meal month, where we are diving into horror that's all about consumption! Starting with a more satirical film from the 80s, Larry Cohen's The Stuff! Sneak into the fridge and pull out your carton because you won't want to set this episode down. Next movie: Raw ———————...

I had the pleasure of talking to Rahul Kohli about his new movie, Next Exit! We talked about everything! About Star Wars, Bly Manor, Midnight Mass, and him being integrated into the horror genre world. He goes deep about his acting method. He loves to challenge himself, and I appreciate that. Next Exit has excellent themes, and we discuss their importance. This was a fun interview, and I had a bla...

There's Something Inside the House concludes with J.A. Bayona's The Orphanage! So, do you want to play the clapping game on this episode with us? Next week we are covering all the weirdness involved with eating human flesh! Whether it is something you consume that begins eating you from the inside out or humans eating other humans, we are still Dreadful for this Meal! We are kicking the month off...

I had the pleasure of speaking with the directors (Adam Leader & Richard Oakes) and cast (Noel Ward & Christopher Mulvin) about their new movie, Feed Me! We talked about many themes in the movie and what body parts they would eat if they were cannibals. Yup, you heard that right. The movie is insane and was made by some incredible people. The friendship they all have shines through on the screen....

Knock knock. Mikael Håfström's 1408 awaits you because There's Something Inside the House, in this case, a hotel! Join us as we ride this rollercoaster of grief in this loosely based tale on the iconic San Diego Hotel del Coronado. Next movie: The Orphanage —————————————————————  Want to keep the horror chats alive? Want to join a super awesome community that truly loves the genre and Knight Light...

I had the pleasure of talking to Sarah Grey and Alexis Knapp about their new movie, The Accursed! We talked about all of the crazy fantastic scenes in the film, behind the scene secrets, and also got some excellent life tips. Alexis and I might even write a book together! Probably not, but we had a great conversation about it. Worth checking out! Elly (Sarah Grey) is asked by a family friend (Mena...

Please note that we will not have any MidKnight Hour episodes due to the absence of Prince. Thank you! We are coming at you to reach the astral planes with our red-faced demon in this episode for There's Something Inside the House month! That's right, we are covering none other than James Wan's Insidious!  Next movie: 1408 —————————————————————  Want to keep the horror chats alive? Want to join a...

I had the pleasure of talking to Jessica McNamee about her new movie, The Visitor! We talked about all of the themes in the film, behind the scene stories, and even about mental health for a bit. An awesome conversation! The movie is about a series of tragedies; Robert, played by Finn Jones (Iron Fist), moves with his wife, and Jessica McNamee (Mortal Kombat), back to her childhood home. After he...

The Midnight Club follows eight teens, Ilonka (Iman Benson), Kevin (Igby Rigney), Anya (Ruth Codd), Spencer (Chris Sumpter), Knot-ski (Ai-ya Fur-a-ka-wa), Sandra (Annarah Cymone), Amesh (Soar-ee-yan Sap-koh-ta), and Cheri (Adia) that are in hospice due to their terminal illnesses. Each night, at midnight, they gather around to share sinister tales, encouraging them to look for signs of the superna...

We finally did it y'all! We got that man, the myth, the legend, Mike Flanagan (Doctor Sleep, Haunting of Hill House), to discuss his new Netflix series, The Midnight Club! That's not all we discuss; we have such a great conversation regarding most of his work and history with the horror genre. You can follow Mike Flanagan on Twitter —————————————————————  Want to keep the horror chats alive? Want...

A new month requires some heavy infrastructure, which is exactly why we brought in Reyna Cervantes to assist in kicking this month off! Careful because There's Something in the House; I feel it is Ryan Reynolds running around shirtless. Oh, wait, that's just the 2005 remake of The Amityville Horror! A quick update! Prince is on a hiatus for the rest of this month due to some important projects tha...

Have you ever just loved a group of women so much just to have them humiliate you when you were in middle school during the Valentine's Day dance? No? Uh...neither have we. *cough cough* Well, we are rounding our month of 50 Below with another Ghoulish Knight select! They chose none other than Jamie Blanks' Valentine! Next month we go full haunted house as we check in with the spirits that float t...

Well, folks, we have finally made it to the film that started it all for Knight Light: A Horror Movie Podcast! Not only is this film extremely special to us, but we genuinely enjoy the hell out of it! For 50 Below month, we are chatting about none other than Steve Beck's Thirteen Ghosts! Grab your schematics for building a machine designed by the devil that's powered by the dead, because we are ca...

Who knew the tooth fairy would be on this list for 50 Below? Not us! Officially the lowest-rated movie that we've covered on Knight Light: A Horror Movie Podcast is, in fact, Jonathan Liebesman's Darkness Falls. So strap in, grab your actual night lights, and whatever you do, "don't look at her!" Next movie: Thir13en Ghosts —————————————————————  Want to keep the horror chats alive? Want to join a...

The second film we cover in 50 Below month is yet another Dark Castle Entertainment flick! We're talking wax people, fires, bad rap music, excellent rock music, Paris Hilton getting a pipe shot through her eye. That's right! Jaume Collet-Serra's House of Wax is more of a Tourist Trap remake than its original predecessor, yet it still feels like home. Next movie: Darkness Falls ————————————————————...

We embark on a journey to truly decipher why these horror films suffer from a 50% or lower score on Rotten Tomatoes. Are they more significant than their score during their showcase, or are they indeed 50 Below? First up to test their might is the film that started Dark Castle Entertainment, William Malone's House on Haunted Hill! Next movie: House of Wax  —————————————————————  Want to keep the h...

Concluding our I Ain't Afraid of No Ghosts month with another banger of a Ghoulish Knights' Pick! We manage to walk around in circles trying to escape The Vicious Brothers' Grave Encounters! Next month we are showing our love for films that critically did not get much of it. We are discussing films with Rotten Tomatoes scores below 50% in our 50 Below month! Starting with non-other than House On H...

Spooky tunnel systems underneath a highly populated city? Check. Hungry reporters looking for the story of a lifetime? Check. Said reporters finding the story of a lifetime but not in the traditional sense? Check! Carlo Ledesma's The Tunnel does just that in this mockumentary-style horror film! Perfect for our wild card in I Ain't Afraid of No Ghosts month! Next movie: Grave Encounters (Ghoulish K...

When I think of ghosts in horror that are done exceptionally well, I always consider Korean paranormal horror films to be top of the list! That's why for I Ain't Afraid of No Ghost month, we are "live streaming" for Jung Bum-shik's Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum! Next movie: The Tunnel —————————————————————  Want to keep the horror chats alive? Want to join a super awesome community that truly loves the...

This is a bonus episode of our Patreon-exclusive companion show, MidKnight Hour, where we discuss more layers of the films we cover on our regularly scheduled show. We do this for every single episode, which categorizes our Patreon to over 400 hours of continuous, with a little bit more than 200 of that just being bonus-related content! Enjoy this snippet, but if you want to hear more, go to patre...

There's something special about Found Footage Horror that just knows how to creep deep into our skin. Mainly when the horror is focused heavily on the paranormal! So in this month's theme, I Ain't Afraid of No Ghosts, we are delving into the horrors of paranormal found footage, starting with one of our most requested movies to cover, Oren Peli's Paranormal Activity! Next movie: Gonjiam: Haunted As...

Concluding our month of I Believe with a voted pick from our Ghoulish Knights over on Patreon! We save the block & potentially the world in Joe Cornish's Attack the Block! So, grab your gang, call everyone you know "bruv," and snag your homemade weapons because tonight, we do this for the block! Next month we grab our video cameras to capture signs of the paranormal in our Found Footage Paranormal...