Slashers Podcast

Join Mikey, Doug and Ade as they dive into the first episode of Women's March about the talented Ali Larter and her contribution to the horror community! You may have first seen Ali Larter in her titular whipped-cream bikini in Varsity Blues, but we realized that she's actually in a lot of horror and thrillers as well. We talk about her Final Destination films, Resident Evil Films, her remake of H...

Happy Monday Goons!  The last Monday of our (Fe)bruary Killer Robot month finishes out with a Patreon request: Chopping Mall (1986)! The film was directed by Jim Wynorski and was produced by Roger Corman's wife, Julie Corman.  The stars of the show are some of your 80's favorites: we have Night of the Comet's Kelli Maroney, Re-Animator's Barbara Crampton and a cameos from Mary Woronov an...

Hey goons! Let's talk independent horror this week on Slashers Podcast, where Ade and Mikey use their "Call Your Ghoulfriends" card to discuss 1999's Kolobos! This one is available on Tubi so we both highly recommend the watch. I know that as an Indie horror, it probably has some cringey, eye rolling moments, but it's also worth every second! Join your ghoulfriends and listen in!  If you ever...

Happy Valentine's Day, all our Mutant Goons!  Welcome to another episode of our (Fe)bruary killer robot month where your hosts cover 1977's Demon Seed based upon the Dean Koontz novel of the same name.  The film is directed by Donald Cammell and stars Julie Christie, Fritz Weaver and Gerritt Graham, while Robert Vaughn voices the titular and evil Proteus. Don't let the decade for this fi...

Welcome to week 2 of our (Fe)Bruary Killer Robot horror month!  This week, join Jake and Ade as they discuss the killer doll slash droid reimagining of Child's Play -- that's right, Child's Play 2019!  While this was sacrilege, according to Ade, when it came out, we find that this actually a good, if not great, reimagining of Don Mancini's source material, and it does well with the gore...

Hey goons! We're trying something a little different this month wherein we are releasing a clip of our JanuScary Patreon Bonus episode to the public. This episode is all over the place with Mikey, Doug and Ade discussing the nastiest parts of films, video games and shows that they feel is extremely gross and gag worthy.   If you would like to hear the end of this episode, please feel free to...

Doug and Coker return with another Slashers Smoke Break episode, by popular demand! To get an early start on [Fe]Bruary, they are doing Death Machine. What is [Fe]Bruary? It's a celebration of killer robots (and Fe is iron on the periodic table of elements).  Written and directed by Stephen Norrington, the film stars icons, Brad Dourif and Richard Brake. Norrington, previously worked as a spe...

In memory of Fred Adelman. Welcome to our final JanuSCARY episode where Ade, Doug and Coker discuss their 2022 anticipated horror favorites that they can't wait to see. Some of your favorites are on this list, as we dive into Scream 5, Terrifier 2, Texas Chainsaw Massacre and many others that make this list. Big shoutout to all our listeners for giving their two-cents, like Mikey, Cam, Vlad, Kevin...

Happy Birthday to the amazing, iconic powerhouse that was Betty White.  This whole episode is dedicated to her; and is also the first of many Slashers Podcast subsidiaries, Call Your Ghoulfriends, featuring Ade and her boo boo, Mikey.  This episode also dives into more JanuSCARY topics such as horror novels, specifically Stolen Tongues by Felix Blackwell, a few comments about your favori...

Slashers Smoke Break presents several topics this week on our JanuSCARY episode!  Doug and Coker go through movies that scared them shitless as children, video games that wrecked their lives, and arcade robots that still haunt Coker to this day. The guys also go through their top 2021 horror films this year with a few comments on Malignant, Halloween Kills, and Squid Game!  Finally, they...

Happy New Years, Goons!  Our first episode of Slashers Podcast kicks off with a JanuSCARY theme, wherein the hosts this week bring their own topic and we rant and rave about said topic. This week, Jake's topic is either Monster Squad Z or Dragon Squad, depending on which you like best (be sure to email us and let us know your thoughts at slasherspod@gmail.com).  That's right, Jake is dis...

Hope ya'll had a great holiday but December is not over yet here on our Slashing through the Snow month of Slashers Podcast.  This week, Jake, Doug, and Coker are left unsupervised to cover the early 2000's vampire horror flick 30 Days of Night.  The film stars, Josh Hartnett (The Faculty, Halloween H20, Penny Dreadful) , Melissa George (Amityville Horror remake, Turistas), Danny Huston...

In a break from the snowy theme for the month, Slashing Through the Snow, the hosts have decided to dive into Reddit for some Two-Sentence Horror.  Jake sorted the subreddit by the highest upvoted submissions of all time, then he and Ade created movie pitches for each. Most include the film title, actors, and directors. Some even get fancy subtitles. Please vote on your favorite pitches and J...

Slashing through the Snow this month on Slashers Podcast means movies with SNOW.  Unfortunately, snow is not present in Winterbeast, as Doug and Coker mention, however, it does deliver on camp and gore.  Listen in and find out why this movie is compared with the likes of Evil Dead!  Winterbeast was released in 1992 and has some interesting history behind it, and is about a small New...

Welcome to Slashers Podcast's month of December, "Slashing through the Snow," where we discuss titles that take place in zero degree weather and mountains of fresh powder (snow, that is, not the other stuff). Considering that guys reside in California and Ade's all the way in Florida, it's not like any of us get to enjoy it unless we literally plan a vaca around it; so this is the next best thing!...

Happy Cyber Monday, Goons!!! This last week of November, Jake and Ade go through The Silence of the Lambs, directed by Jonathan Demme and adapted from Thomas Harris' novel of the same name (screenplay by Ted Tally--who also adapted Red Dragon!). We chose this one for its gorging/cannibalism by Dr. Hannibal Lecter, but also because it is truly a cinematic masterpiece. From its score by Howard Shore...

Firstly, we just want to wish all our amazing Mutant Goons From Beyond a happy and safe Thanksgiving!!!  Since it's the week of feasting, what better way to close out this month than with Doug and Coker's episode on the 1973 French Film La Grande Bouffe , or The Big Feast .  This one focuses on a group of men who travel to a home in the French countryside where they decide they will eat...

This week for Thanksgorging, we feature a film with what is inarguably Jake's favorite horror movie poster of all time: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2! For those of you wonderying why we didn't review the first, the answer is twofold: 1) every podcast has done an episode on it; 2) we put it behind a damn paywall. #shamelessplugforourmiddlingpatreon This film, like the original, was directed by...

Happy Week 2 of our Thanksgorging month here on Slashers Podcast.  We’re continuing our theme of nasty gorging with Larry Cohen’s The Stuff (1985).  You know Larry Cohen from movies like It’s Alive, Phone Booth and Cellular , amongst many others. The film stars Michael Moriarty as Mo, because he always wants “Mo” money, as well as Paul Sorvino, Danny Aiello--of all people-- Andrea Marcov...

Welcome Mutant Goons to our first week of Thanksgorging here on Slashers Podcast!  This week Doug and Ade dive into Kathryn Bigelow's debut film Near Dark (1987).  This film stars the amazing Bill Paxton, Lance Henrikson, and Jenette Goldstein, whom you may remember starred together in a little James Cameron film, Aliens.  Cameron suggested that Bigelow throw in his actors for good...

Halloween is a series that spans 12 films, novels, comics, and saucy, saucy fan fiction... so saucy.  But let's admit it, not all of the of them are good, right? In fact, some of them are pretty bad. Virtually no horror franchise is immune to weak installments, regardless how iconic. That is why Ade is acting as the public defender of sorts for the lesser Halloween films.  In this last i...

How are you liking Talktober so far? Are you liking the more conversational style? Are you liking this more conversational style of episode description? Let us know. You know how to find us. You're smart. That's why you listen to us instead of the 10,000,000 other horror podcasts.  This week, Doug's topic is horror sequels, and what makes them great.  The gang talk about their favorites,...

Happy Monday Goons and Happy Week 2 of Talktober here on Slashers Podcast.  This week we delve into Ade’s topic, her experience with Halloween Horror Nights 30 on her side of the country, Orlando, Florida.  Luckily, Doug went to HHN here in Hollywood, so the two are able to discuss the pros and cons of each park and determine which experience has more to offer. Topics for HHN 30 include...

Welcome to Talktober! That's right, and entire month of talking... on a podcast... wait wait wait, this theme kinda makes sense. For spooky season, we are breaking from the tradition of nearly every episode of this show, where talk about a singular film or franchise, instead opting to a topic presented by each host. If you like this format, please let us know. If not, please let us know. This week...

The last week of Hack to School is upon us, and the class is body shop... as in... Student Bodies shop. Boom. We truly save the best punny title for last. This week we ponder, Is Student Bodies the Naked Gun of Horror?  Never seen it? Well, as of the time of this recording, it was free on Pluto TV... even if Pluto TV is the most annoying free streaming app since the times of a town crier yell...