Ethan Herzog, Remy DeAngelis
Should We Skip To The People Dying? An All-Things-Horror Podcast
If you're a horror fan, come hang out! Two arguably obsessed horror fans talk about anything and everything within the horror genre, from movies, video games, reddit stories, youtube videos, and more! So stick around, and always ask yourself, "... should we skip to the people dying?"
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Ethan Herzog, Remy DeAngelis
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Latest episode
Jul 7, 2026
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Episodes
The Horror's of the Amazing Digital Circus? - Episode 5 07.07.2026 51:12
Welcome to the Amazing Digital Podcast (episode)! This week, we go through what makes the worldwide sensation, The Amazing Digital Circus, fall into the category of horror.
Saw and Side Tangents - Episode 4 30.06.2026 1:05:43
We apologize in advance for the amount of times our brains hop from topic to topic... This week is all about Saw! So strap in with your favorite Jigsaw Traps and memories as we take a dive into Saw 1 and Saw 2!
There's Nothing Scarier Than Reddit... So That's Where We Went - Episode 3 16.06.2026 1:07:42
We took a break from the cinema scene to read a couple of stories from r/NoSleep, and the results were as expected.
Will We Witness Another Zach Cregger Banger? - Episode 2 09.06.2026 42:07
Ethan and Remy talk about all of Zach Creggers' horror films and discuss Resident Evil, but not just the upcoming movie; the games too. Don't worry, there are more Letterboxd reviews in here too.
Youtubers are Becoming Directors, and We are so Here for it - Episode 1 02.06.2026 50:30
This week, your new favorite duo discuss the most recent blockbuster hits, Kane Parson's Backrooms and Curry Barker's Obsession, and look at some of the upcoming horror games for 2026. Oh also, we read Letterbox'd reviews.
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