My Neighbors Are Dead

It doesn't take a a scientist to tell you that overpopulation is becoming a serious issue. But how would you react if a significant portion of Earth's people were gone? Today's guest tells us how he handled it after an attack of The Living Dead.

This week we welcome our old friend Brett back to the show before talking to someone from another world who's using some pretty questionable political tactics in a misguided attempt to save humanity. You're just going to have to listen.

Jurassic Park made many of our childhood dreams come true while also opening the door for a new kind of nightmare in the hyper intelligent, fast moving predator the velociraptor. Today's guests show us a different side of the raptor while sorting who's a Blanche, who's a Rose and who's a Sophia.

In modern times, those with the resources can escape to the perceived safety of the suburbs. But what happens when it's that same environment that can give birth to a real threat? On today's episode we talk to a man that gives us an inside look at the dangers of suburban living.

This week Adam talks to our old friend Jaime Moyer about the beginning and possible future of their relationship before turning his attention to someone with inside knowledge on the events of The Sixth Sense. This episode brought to you Live from beautiful Ferndale, Michigan as a part of the Detroit Improv Festival.

Sometimes we find horror in the strangest of places. This week we talk to two people involved in a special relationship after catching up with our old pals Marty and Sarah from Marty & Sarah Love Wrestling.

The great Janet Varney stops by to talk Comic Con and to fill us in on some of her many killer projects. Then Adam talks to a Maine teen about life, death and the in-between and how they're all connected to a local pet cemetery.

Occultist Raven Simone stops by the show to talk about her special connection to Charles Lee Ray, Good Guy Dolls and her etsy store.

Our old friend Quintin Hicks stops by the show to talk about growing up with horror in the 80's and more before we talk to a man about friendship in the big city.

This week Adam talks to improvisors Lauren Bickers and Cara Trautman about their fears surrounding water and early horror film experiences. Then he catches up with two sisters who may still be alive today due to their laissez faire approach to life.

This week Adam talks to Detroit improvisors Joe Hingelberg and Travis Pelto about their love and hate of the horror genre and then catches up with two gentlemen from an airline cleanup crew to hear some of the unusual details of the job.

On this week's episode Adam gets a guest from the future who talks about a doomed space mission while looking to advance the science of birds.

Host Adam Peacock and Producer Nate DuFort catch up after some time apart to talk Fathers Day, horror and give a general state of the show.

This week Adam talks to an adjunct professor from an American university about murder, while male privilege and a game that should probably never be played on a school campus while also catching up with our long time friend Mark Sobolewski.

Today we challenge the vow of til death do us part as we talk to the bride of a re-animated corpse who seems to be coping quite well. We also talk to our good friend and great improvisor Jen Hansen from the podcast Transmissions from the Darkside to find out what got her into the horror genre.

Most Cenobites are nothing more than sadomasochistic extra-dimensional beings. Todays guest shows us a softer side of the Cenobites while delivering what we are really hoping is just a pizza.

Who knew the drugs, parties and curses that bankers and loan officers experience on a regular basis. Today we catch up with one of these unexpected outsiders to hear how she narrowly escaped misfortune.

Comets are typically seen as a thing of beauty from our safe vantage point, but what happens when a comet empowers our electronics to turn against us and wreak carnage. Today's guest gives us an inside look while treating us to a performance on the spoons.

Small town life is often not what it seems. Today's guest gives us some insight into a definitely American town where dangers lurk around every corner and the schools are far from perfect.

The Cabin in the Woods left us with many questions. Who are these Ancient Ones? And who are the people and monsters that serve them? Today, Adam talks to a couple of working class monsters to get the inside scoop on these questions, 90's volcano disaster movies and more.

Santa Carla is beautiful in almost every way, but for the locals we think grandpa said it best "One thing about living in Santa Carla I never could stomach; all the damn vampires." This week we talk to two teenagers about Santa Carla boardwalk life, serving noodles and rice to nocturnals and the best use for carnys.

If you love movies as much as we do, you know that most of the magic happens in the editing room. Today, we put that theory to the test to find out what ended up on the cutting room floor of the Paranormal Activity film series.

What do you do after your town and country have been besmirched by a horrific event? Today's guest sings an interesting tale of one region's possible redemption.

In the Gameshow The Running Man it is the job of the stalkers to hunt down and kill the criminals, but have you ever thought about where these stalkers come from or what they've been up to since the cancellation of the show?

For our one year anniversary show we are coming to you live from Chicago as a part of the Chicago Podcast Festival's monthly showcase. We welcome guest Mark Conroy who experienced the events of Outpost 31 and lived to tell the tale. We also caught up with Randy and Elizabeth Diamondcutter (Ep 28 - Room 237) about what they've been up to in the documentary world.