Splatter Chatter

It's our 100th episode!! To celebrate, we covered 1975's Jaws in honor of summer, Shark Week, and our respective histories with the movie that invented the summer blockbuster!

It's summertime at Splatter Chatter! To celebrate we do a deep dive in the 1986 film Stand By Me and its 1982 source material Stephen King's "The Body". Come on an adventure down the tracks with us as we discuss the film's themes on maturity, nostalgia, and those friends you had when you were 12.

We're back for our ninth Friday the 13th special! We discuss the polarizing and bonkers ninth film in the franchise Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993)

We premiere a new kind of episode on the channel: Scarier Than Fiction! We dive into the real life and lesser known true stories that inspired horror films through the years. First up is the 2008 home invasion cult classic The Strangers. We're also joined by special guest James Dermond, author of Doorways to the Unseen, at the top of the episode to discuss some Horror Headlines and his forthcoming...

We're joined by friend of the pod, author Matt Shorr to discuss the creepy world of Irish folklore

Love is in the air this month and we're discussing the 1974 cult classic Phantom of the Paradise, a late century rock n' roll take on the classic story of the Phantom of the Opera!

We finally do Scream! In honor of the release of Scream 5 we look at 1996's original Scream

In our ninety-third episode, we dive into a modern Christmas horror camp classic, the zombie-musical Anna and the Apocalypse

We continue our discussion on the history of horror films from the 1960s to today

In our 91st episode, Craig takes us on the first leg of our deep dive through the history of horror films from the 19th century all the way up to the 1960s

Dressed to the nines! For our 90th episode and in honor of our 9/9 birthday we look at 1999's The Sixth Sense, an unexpected juggernaut and one of the most influential horror films in recent memory

We're up to Friday the 13th Part VIII in our series! We dive into Jason Takes Manhattan, all its scares, and mainly all its pitfalls

In our first ever Director Deep Dive we take a look at the work of James Wan and his record breaking horror franchises from Saw to The Conjuring and beyond

Kick off summer (and Pride) with our discussion on 2019's The Lighthouse directed horror darling Robert Eggers, rife with maritime surrealism, Lovecraftian terror, and LGBTQ subtext!

We celebrate Mother's Day with an exploration of the mom's of horror! Special guest author James Dermond also shares his short story collection!

In honor of this year's Academy Awards we're covering (in our longest episode ever!) the only horror film to win Best Picture, 1991's The Silence of the Lambs

In honor of Women's History Month we take a look back at 2019's "Midsommar" from some surprising angles

For our 83rd episode, we discuss 2020's Bad Hair written and directed by Justin Simien

We discuss some of our favorites from 2020 and look ahead at everything the horror world has to offer in the new year

In our eight-first episode we discuss the 2015 holiday horror film "Krampus" as well as the real history of the Alpine Christmas legend

In our 7th Friday the 13th episode we tackle Part VII: New Blood from its odd development to its status as 'Fri-Gay the 13th'!

Friend of the podcast Matt Schorr joins us again, this time to talk about his newest comic project Monster Hunter For Hire as well as talk about his favorite Halloween activities and how he's been keeping up the creep in quarantine

We return in our 79th episode with an in-depth look at Roger Corman's 1964 masterpiece adaptation of the famous Poe story "The Masque of the Red Death"

In our 10th Boos & Booze we drink and watch a strange, strange Easter-themed slasher from 2006: Easter Bunny Kill Kill

From the trenches of quarantine we looked at 2009's divisive but decidedly feminist film "Jennifer's Body" in honor of Women's History Month