Rabid Weasel Podcast

Episode 63: Hellraiser (1987) by Rabid Weasel Podcast

Episode 62: The Video Dead (1987) by Rabid Weasel Podcast

Episode 61: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) by Rabid Weasel Podcast

Episode 60: Black Sabbath (1963) by Rabid Weasel Podcast

This sequel to the original Universal Frankenstein film is thought by many to be even better than the first. It brings in more from the book, such as the monster's desire for a mate and the blind hermit who befriends the monster.

Episode 58: Creepshow 2 (1987) by Rabid Weasel Podcast

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Episode 55: House on Haunted Hill (1959) by Rabid Weasel Podcast

Episode 54: The Thing (1982) by Rabid Weasel Podcast

Episode 53: Demons (1985) by Rabid Weasel Podcast

Episode 52: Friday the 13th Part 3 (1982) by Rabid Weasel Podcast

In this episode of the Rabid Weasel Podcast, we discuss perhaps the most famous science fiction horror movie, Alien!

For our 50th episode, we looked at the first film in the Evil Dead franchise! When a group of friends visit an isolated cabin in the woods, they accidentally awake ancient demons that possess the living! Featuring wild special effects and innovative camerawork, this was the first feature length film of Sam Raimi.

When a monster comes out of the Han River and takes his daughter, the not-so-bright Gang-Du must work together with his family to get her back. This excellent film features family drama, government conspiracy, and one cool giant monster!

Jared and Matt discuss the first film to feature Jason Voorhees as the killer! Still no hockey mask, though. We will have to wait for part three!

In his fifth film, Godzilla meets his greatest foe: Ghidorah! He will need to team up with Rodan and Mothra if he wants to save the Earth from this giant extraterrestrial dragon!

The title tells you pretty much everything you need to know! We had a lot of fun talking about this wildly over-the-top film.

There is something strange going on at the local funeral home and 13 year old Jody knows the very tall and sinister mortician is behind it. Listen in as we discuss this surreal Don Coscarelli classic!

By 2016, the zombie genre was worn out. So when a film that seemed to be "Zombies On a Train" came out, I didn't rush to see it. Fortunately, this film is a lot more than that!

When Mothra's egg washes up on the beach, it is threatened by greedy businessmen...and Godzilla!

When sleazy TV producer Max Renn (James Woods) discovers an underground broadcast of tv show containing nothing but violence and torture, he thinks it will be perfect for his market. But as he tries to locate the origin of the signal, Max falls into a surreal nightmare world of conspiracy.

In this episode, Jared talks with guest Matt about their shared love for the Friday the 13th film and the franchise it started.

"11:55, almost midnight. Enough time for one more story..." In a small coastal town, 100 years after a shipwreck on a foggy night, the fog returns, and brings the ghosts of the victims with it! Not quite as famous as his other films Halloween and The Thing, this John Carpenter film is an atmospheric classic.

Malignant is directed by James Wan, who also brought us films like Saw and The Conjuring. It is the story of a woman who begins having visions of real murders and is forced to confront her past. That's actually a pretty terrible summary, but to say much more would spoil a wild story!