Jeremy Willey
Scream Creeps
A horror podcast talking about everything horror with The Heart of Geek group. We will talk about anything from tropes to comparisons and all else horror. We hope you enjoy :)
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Episodes
Hocus Pocus: Witchy Halloween Chaos in Salem 06.10.2026 29:34
This episode covers Hocus Pocus as part of the Scream Creeps 31 Days of Halloween, with Josh and Jeremy breaking down why the movie works as a Halloween watch. They focus on the Sanderson sisters, the black flame candle, Binks, and the film’s balance of creepy imagery and comedy. In this episode, Josh and Jeremy explore why Hocus Pocus became a Halloween staple rather than a traditional horror mov...
Creepshow: Five Horror Stories, One Comic Book Nightmare 05.10.2026 41:30
Jeremy and Josh break down Creepshow , the 1982 horror anthology from George A. Romero and Stephen King. They focus on how the movie turns five separate stories into one cohesive experience by embracing the look, tone, and pacing of a horror comic book. This episode matters because it’s not just a movie recap - it’s also a comparison of anthology horror as a format. Jeremy leads the review, while...
Child’s Play and the Horror of the Killer Doll 04.10.2026 35:47
Jeremy and Josh continue Scream Creeps ’ 31 Days of Halloween with a look at Child’s Play , the 1988 slasher icon that turns a child’s toy into a nightmare. They break down why Chucky works so well: he’s small, funny, vicious, and impossible to ignore. The conversation focuses on the film’s premise, its practical effects, and how the movie uses disbelief and vulnerability to make a doll one of hor...
The Amityville Horror and the Fear of Home 03.10.2026 31:28
Jeremy and Josh kick off day three of their 31 Days of Halloween series with a haunted house classic: The Amityville Horror . They cover the film’s atmosphere, the Lutz family’s unsettling experience, and the real-life controversy that made the story famous far beyond the movie itself. It’s a conversation about what makes a house feel haunted, and why the fear works best when the danger feels pers...
The Lost Boys Made Vampires Look Cooler Than Humans 02.10.2026 34:37
Jeremy and Josh kick off day two of Scream Creeps’ 31 Days of Halloween with an energetic look at The Lost Boys , the 1987 vampire classic set in neon-soaked Santa Carla. They break down why the movie works so well as both horror and teen rebellion fantasy, from the Frog Brothers and Grandpa to Kiefer Sutherland’s charismatic David. In this episode, they focus on how The Lost Boys blends vampire...
Psycho: Black and White, Suspense, and the Birth of Modern Horror 01.10.2026 27:08
Jeremy and Josh kick off Scream Creeps’ 31 Days of Halloween with Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 classic Psycho . They unpack why the film still works decades later, from its bait-and-switch opening to the infamous shower scene and the final reveal at the Bates Motel. The episode focuses on how Psycho uses suspense, editing, and psychological unease to create lasting horror without relying on graphic gor...
The Unhinged Power of Trauma in "Smile 2": Did Outscaring the Original Make It Worse? 01.08.2026 31:07
Summary Join us as we analyze the horror sequel Smile 2, exploring its themes, scares, and behind-the-scenes trivia. We discuss the film's portrayal of fame, hallucinations, and the impact of Naomi Scott's performance, along with fan theories and future predictions for the franchise. Sound Bites "The scale was just bigger in Smile 2" "Ray Nicholson's smile is a homage to Jack Nicholson" "Naomi Sco...
Fright Night (1985) Review: The Ultimate 80s Vampire Cult Classic 17.10.2025 30:08
Summary In this episode of Scream Creeps, the hosts delve into the cult classic vampire film Fright Night, exploring its unique blend of horror and humor, memorable characters, and lasting impact on the genre. They discuss the film's practical effects, character dynamics, and the cultural significance of its themes, while also sharing behind-the-scenes insights and personal anecdotes related to th...
Night of the Living Dead (1968) Review: The Film That Raised the Dead 11.10.2025 42:33
Summary In this episode of Scream Creeps, the hosts delve into George A. Romero's iconic film, Night of the Living Dead. They explore its groundbreaking impact on the horror genre, the making of the film, and its cultural significance. The conversation covers character dynamics, the evolution of zombie tropes, and the film's dark ending. The hosts also discuss the film's legacy, its influence on f...
Terrifier 3 Review: Art the Clown’s Bloodiest Christmas Yet? 16.11.2024 45:38
In this episode of Scream Creeps, hosts Jeremy and Josh dive deep into the horror film 'Terrifier 3'. They discuss the film's plot, character dynamics, and the return of Art the Clown, exploring the supernatural elements and the film's humor amidst the gore. The hosts also analyze the film's box office success and its impact on the franchise, comparing it to previous installments. With a focus on...
The Babadook (2014) Review: A Masterpiece of Grief or Just Boring? 26.04.2024 32:55
In this episode, the hosts discuss the film 'The Babadook' and question its placement as the eighth scariest movie of 2020. They explore the themes of parenting, grief, and the fear of madness portrayed in the movie. The hosts express their disappointment with the lack of scares and find the child character annoying. They also discuss the acting performances and the cinematography. Overall, they f...
The Descent (2005) Review: Claustrophobic Horror in an Unmapped Cave 19.04.2024 42:30
In this episode of the Scream Creeps podcast, the hosts discuss the 2005 horror film 'The Descent'. They explore the behind-the-scenes secrets of the movie and the terrifying atmosphere it creates. The conversation also touches on the director, Neil Marshall, and the cast of relatively unknown actors. The hosts share their thoughts on the claustrophobic setting and the intense survival story. They...
The Visit (2015) Review: M. Night Shyamalan's Creepy Comeback 29.03.2024 34:08
In this episode, the hosts discuss the movie 'The Visit' directed by M. Night Shyamalan. They provide background information about the film and its reception. The hosts share their initial impressions and talk about Shyamalan's career. They also discuss the funding of the movie and the accurate depiction of insanity. Creepy moments and plot holes are explored, and the hosts analyze the realistic r...
The Ring (2002) Review: Is the Cursed Tape Still Scary? 22.03.2024 29:33
In this episode, the hosts discuss the 2002 horror film The Ring. They provide an introduction to the film and its reception, highlighting its atmospheric and visual qualities. The hosts share their thoughts on the movie and its storytelling, noting the realistic portrayal of the protagonist's investigative process. They also mention the behind-the-scenes details, such as the production without a...
A Quiet Place (2018) Review: John Krasinski’s Silent Masterpiece 15.03.2024 23:32
In this episode, the hosts discuss the movie A Quiet Place, directed by John Krasinski. They highlight what makes the film spine-chilling, including the sound design, suspense, and emotional depth. The hosts also provide background information on the production of the movie and its success. They share their personal thoughts on the film, praising Emily Blunt's performance and the intense scenes. T...
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) Review: The House That Freddy Built 08.03.2024 36:37
In this episode, the hosts discuss the horror film Nightmare on Elm Street. They provide background information on the production and the impact it had on the horror genre. They share personal experiences and favorite moments from the film, highlighting the fear factor of the villain Freddy Krueger. The hosts compare Nightmare on Elm Street to other films in the franchise and discuss plot holes an...
Halloween (1978) Review: The Night He Came Home 01.03.2024 39:04
In this episode of Scream Creeps, the hosts review the 1978 horror film Halloween. They discuss the impact of the movie on the genre, the performance of Jamie Lee Curtis, and the evolution of Michael Myers as an iconic horror character. They also explore the unanswered questions in the film and the absence of parents in the story. The hosts analyze the heart rate data of viewers and critique certa...
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) Review: The First True Slasher? 23.02.2024 31:45
In this episode, the hosts discuss the classic horror film 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre.' They share their initial thoughts on the movie, its plot, and its historical context. They also talk about the film's influence on the slasher genre and their disappointment with its execution. The hosts discuss the unlikable characters, lack of tension and suspense, and misconceptions about the film. They also m...
28 Days Later Review: Is the "Rage Virus" Movie Actually Scary? 16.02.2024 29:07
Summary In this episode of Scream Creeps, the hosts discuss the 2002 horror film 28 Days Later. They introduce the podcast and the movie, highlighting its ranking as the 16th scariest movie according to science. The hosts share their thoughts on the film, including its realistic portrayal of survival and human nature. They discuss the filming and release of the movie, as well as the alternative en...
The Exorcist (1973) Review: Science of Scare #17 - Does It Still Scare Today? 09.02.2024 36:08
In this episode of Scream Creeps, the hosts delve deep into the iconic and terrifying film, The Exorcist. They discuss the science behind the movie's ranking as the 17th scariest film, the impact of previous viewings on the horror experience, and the balance between character development and horror elements. The cast and production of the film are also explored, along with the mixed reviews and co...
Hush (2016) Review: Mike Flanagan's Home Invasion Thriller 02.02.2024 31:40
In this episode of Scream Creeps, the hosts discuss the movie Hush, a psychological thriller directed by Mike Flanagan. They explore the scare factor and relatability of the film, comparing it to other horror movies. The hosts critique the antagonist's character and discuss the decisions made by the characters in the plot. They also analyze the missed opportunities for tension-building in the movi...
It (2017) Review: Why Bill Skarsgård’s Pennywise Is a Modern Horror Icon 06.12.2023 45:39
In this episode of Scream Creeps, the hosts discuss the horror film 'It' and its impact. They explore the mysteries of Derry, Maine and share their thoughts on the film's ranking. The influence of 'Stranger Things' on 'It' is also discussed. The director and cast of the film are introduced, with a focus on Bill Skarsgard's portrayal of Pennywise. The development of the film and Andy Muschietti's o...
Scream (1996) Review: The Satirical Slasher That Changed Horror 08.11.2023 31:53
In this episode of Scream Creeps, the hosts Jeremy and Josh discuss the iconic horror film Scream. They start by introducing the film and its ranking as the 20th scariest film ever made. They provide background information on the plot and development of Scream, including its inspiration from real-life murders and its satirical take on slasher film clichés. The hosts discuss the reception and legac...
Five Nights at Freddy's Movie Review: A Love Letter to Fans or a Horror Flop? 04.11.2023 41:12
In this episode of Scream Creeps, the hosts discuss the film adaptation of the popular video game series Five Nights at Freddy's. They cover various topics including the production process, the reception of the film, the scare factor and target audience, the cinematography and budget, and the impact of the game on the movie. They also discuss the notable cast members and the inspiration from Chuck...
The Grudge (2004) Review: Is It Actually Scary? 01.11.2023 28:39
In this Halloween special of Scream Creeps , Jeremy, Josh, and Aaron dress up (as Slytherin, Nacho Libre, and Peter Parker) to review the 2004 American remake of The Grudge . Ranked #21 on the "Science of Scare" list, the team debates whether this J-Horror adaptation deserves its high placement or if nostalgia has painted it scarier than it really is. The discussion highlights the film's confusing...
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