Speak All Evil Podcast

Episode 47: Subterranean Horror. SAE takes a deep dark trip underground to explore what secrets may lurk beneath the earth’s surface and scurry in the unknown depths below us. Wear a helmet and bring a map. A flamethrower wouldn’t hurt. The Descent (2005), C.H.U.D. (1984)

"Episode 46: Workplace Horror. The party is over and it’s back to the office for Speak All Evil. Mundane workaday humdrum survival is the order of the day and overtime has been approved but don’t forget the cover sheet and always be closing before you touch the coffee. Severance (2006), Christine (2016). "

"Episode 45: Best Of 2020 pt2. Two more favorites of the year merit attention before moving on into 2021 as SAE inches closer to a one year anniversary. Pt1 focused on two feature film debuts while pt2 highlights two sophomore efforts from filmmakers to watch in The Lodge (Hulu) and Possessor (rental most platforms). "

Episode 44: Best of 2020 pt1. New year, same splat. SAE returns from break rounding up some favorite releases of 2020 starting with the British films, Amulet and His House. Two feature film directorial debuts that have more in common than country of origin, on Hulu and Netflix respectively

Ep. 43: Happy Holidays pt3. The bad news is out, no Christmas bonuses at Speak All Evil this year but plenty of seasonal cheer is had as the gang takes in Black Christmas (2019), Scrooged (1988) and puts a stake in the godforsaken heart of 2020.

Ep42: Happy Holidays pt2. A double down on season's greetings and good tidings to you as SAE continues to shift further into the spirit of Christmas with the much maligned 1984 slasher cult classic, Silent Night, Deadly Night and the more contemporary and family friendly foreign language Santa horror of Rare Exports (2010).

Ep41: Happy Holidays pt1. The SAE Christmas Party starts now, with a very special guest from the Cliche Killer blog to kick off the season of peace on earth and ready us for the blessed new year. There's no time to look back however, as the crew and guest discuss the tidings of joy abundant in Better Watch Out (2016) and Krampus (2015).

Ep40: Gaspar Noe. The infamous provocateur writer and director has been responsible for some of the most singularly challenging movies of the past twenty plus years and been met with both high accolades and low regard. He probably wouldn't have it any other way and the catalog rewards thoughtful viewing and discussion. I Stand Alone (1998), Irreversible (2002).

Ep39: Thanksgiving. Season's greetings from the Speak All Evil family to you and yours on a day about spending time with loved ones, reflecting on what we have for which to be thankful, and the genocidal theft of America. Pilgrim (2019) Bone Tomahawk (2015).

Ep38: David Cronenberg. A filmography spanning 40 years and counting from a filmmaker endlessly pushing the boundaries of genre horror, SiFi, arthouse, and mainstream film, while transcending the limits and defying the expectations of each, the work of David Cronenberg resists easy classification and must been seen to be understood. SAE takes but a small bite at the apple with The Brood (1979) and...

Ep37: Giallo. A lesser known but important influence on modern American horror, the Italian giallo films of the 1960s, 70s and 80s brought stylistic and violent life to the sensibilities of pulp novel mystery thrillers popular on paperback shelves in Italy. A number of giallo masters would graduate to overtly genre horror fare, including the filmmakers behind Don't Torture A Duckling (1972) and Op...

Ep36: Tobe Hooper Part 2. Halloween is over and seasonal depression has begun for some, others have better reasons. Between chainsaw bookends, the films of Tobe Hooper are many and varied, from Stephen King to Steven Spielberg to naked vampire box office bombs from outer space. Poltergeist (1982), Lifeforce (1985)

Ep35: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 1 and 2. The podcast which you are about to hear is an account of the tragedy which befell a group of five content makers. For them, an idyllic fall afternoon online became a nightmare. The events of that day were to lead to the discovery of one of the most bizarre crimes in the annals of Internet history. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) The Texas Chainsaw Mass...

Ep34: Cosmic Horror. Podcasting to an indifferent universe about our own individual and collective insignificance in the face of vast, unfathomable horrors beyond human comprehension or description ain't easy. SAE grapples with the unbearable cosmicism of The Void (2016) and The Cabin In The Woods (2011)

Ep33: All Hail The King. Stephen King is perhaps the name most synonymous with horror in the world. His work has inspired countless film adaptations for almost 50 years now and is likely to continue for 50 more. Everyone has a favorite (and least favorite) King film adaption, and SAE examines two here. Misery (1990) Thinner (1996)

Ep32: Horror d'Oeuvres. Join SAE for a finger licking, lip smacking, plate cleaning feast for the ears as they bite off more than they can chew and chew the fat about movies that offer the hungriest customer a lot to chew on. Dig into the dark side of dinner. Offspring (2009) Ravenous (1999)

Ep31: Clowns. The Big Top is in town and SAE has tickets to the seamy underbelly of the greatest show on earth, exploring the ancient duality of every child’s favorite face painted entertainers. Long an icon of both family fun and nightmarish terror, clowns take center stage in a tradition of horror film and fiction including Killer Klowns From Outer Space 1988 and The Last Circus 2010.

Ep30: Camp All Evil. Grab your pack and head for the great outdoors as SAE spends a night under the stars talking about the dark side of getting back to nature. Campfire stories and kumbaya may not be enough to ward off things that go bump in the woods. Sleepaway Camp 1983 and The Ritual 2017.

Ep29: Outbreak. The invisible, silent and contagious enemy within is the most dangerous threat facing humankind in the long and rich history of the virus film subgenre. SAE gets PPE with two contemporary classic specimens under the microscope, Contagion (2011) and REC (2007). Keep your distance and wash your hands.

Ep28: Ghosts. Mysterious knocks on the door, glowing green orbs, unexplained shoves, all among the unconvincing paranormal occurrences alleged to have been experienced by SAE hosts. At least we've got the movies. Or do we? We Are Still Here (2014) and Thirteen Ghosts (2001)

Ep27: Kids. Small, easily scared people. An SAE family affair in which the breeders of the crew invite their hatchlings to enjoy some good old fashioned horror time entertainment and talk about what really scares them. The apples haven't fallen far from the trees and the kids are alright. Goodnight Mommy, Becky.

Ep26: Pets is dedicated to the joy and reward of animal companionship. Cats and dogs, mogwais and gremlins, live or undead, blended or stirred. Pet ownership endlessly enriches our lives but carries great responsibility and sometimes, great risk. Grab a poop bag and catnip as SAE barks and bites their way through Pet Sematary and Gremlins.

Ep X: Sharks is summer blockbuster chum in the water, driving SAE into a feeding podcast frenzy and going down with three barrels. Close the beaches, say farewell to Spanish ladies, and reel in the apex predators of the deep in Jaws and The Reef.

Ep25: Seniors proves you're only as young as you feel, and SAE feels in fighting shape. Seriously, try us. Check your AARP card at the door and turn up the volume, again, if you can work the dadgum computer. The golden years dim and fade but 80s gonzo splatter remains in Rabid Grannies and second acts of American life do exist in The Visit.

Episode 24: Horror on Drugs D.A.R.E to listen this week as SAE trip the dark fantastic. Hallucinogens and Serums pump through their cerebral cortex's as they encounter mad scientists and the culture shock of age old Swedish traditions. Dave, Trent and POTUS accidentally invent bath salts while trying to cure Covid 19 and we discuss cult classics Re Animator and Midsommer.