TerrorVision Horror Podcast

In episode 39 Dan and Jennifer spend a relaxing weekend at Camp Crystal Lake as they revisit ‘Friday the 13th’ (1980).

In episode 38 Dan and Jennifer hail to an unholy cosmic entity as they check out ‘ Hellbound: Hellraiser 2 ’ (1988)

In episode 37 Dan and Jennifer get hands-on with late 90s slacker horror ‘Idle Hands’ (1999) .

In episode 36 Dan and Jennifer are out with the old and in with ‘Wes  Craven’s New Nightmare’ (1994). They also discuss Universal Monsters  streaming on YouTube.

In episode 35 Dan and Jennifer give into their urges as they go deep into ‘DEATHGASM’ (2015). They also discuss the release of the ‘Wishmaster’ novelization, and the ‘Resident Evil’ reboot wraps production.

In episode 34 Dan and Jennifer enjoy a main course of 'Critters 2' (1988). They also discuss ‘The Exorcist’ sequel, and John Malkovich’s pandemic thriller ‘The Survivalist’.

In episode 33 Dan and Jennifer hear those sleigh bells ring as they check out 'Silent Night, Deadly Night' (1984). They also discuss an indefinite delay for ‘Antlers’, and A24’s upcoming horror ‘False Positive’.

In episode 32 Dan and Jennifer don some Hard Yakka overalls and head out bush for ‘The Furies” (2019). They also discuss ‘Halloween Kills’ rating, Radio Silence's upcoming ‘Reunion’, and Bruce Campbell returns as Ash Williams in the ‘Evil Dead: The Game’.

In episode 31 Dan and Jennifer take on Marvel and the 'New Mutants' (2020). They also discuss Peter Dinklage as 'The Toxic Avenger', Clive Barker reclaiming 'Hellraiser', and 'Mortal Kombat' coming to HBO Max.

In episode 30 Dan and Jennifer face off against ‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ (1974). They also discuss the ‘Godzilla vs Kong’ bidding war, ‘Killer Klowns from Outer Space’ sequel, and ‘The Reef: Stalked’.

In episode 29 Dan and Jennifer are a bloody mess over ‘Braindead’ AKA ‘Dead Alive’ (1992). They also discuss Bruce Campbell’s ‘Black Friday’, Robert Englund’s deranged killer in ‘Stranger Things’, and Scream Watch 2020 reveals filming has wrapped.

In episode 28 Dan and Jen get indigestion from ‘Blood Diner’ (1987). They also discuss Seth Rogen’s ‘Video Nasty’, Blumhouse’s ‘Spawn’ reboot, and Australian thriller ‘Sweet River’.

In episode 27 Dan and Jennifer serve up some revenge with a side of 'Pumpkinhead' (1988). They also discuss Zac Efron's ‘Gold’, Jordan Peele's take on ‘The People Under the Stairs’, ‘Dust’, and Power Rangers vs Freddy Krueger in an exclusive comic series.

In episode 26 Dan and Jennifer face-off with the Boogeyman as they watch 'Halloween' (1978). They also discuss the 'Ginger Snaps' TV series, 'Night of the Living Dead' remake, and Scream Queen Danielle Harris back in the director's chair for 'Sequel'.

In Episode 25 Dan and Jennifer load up on caffeine as they watch 'A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors' (1987). They also discuss the science of the scare, ‘Ghostbusters Afterlife’ release date, and Tim Burton’s live-action ‘Addams Family’ announcement.

In episode 24 Dan and Jennifer are back in the ‘Grindhouse’ (2007) as they buckle up for Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Death Proof’. They also discuss Amazon’s ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ series, Universal’s remake of ‘The Others’, and ‘Halloween Kills’ release date.

In episode 23 Dan and Jennifer are in the house, the ‘Grindhouse’ (2007) for a two part episode as they watch the original back to back release (trailers included) of 'Planet Terror' and 'Death Proof'. This week they will be watching Robert Rodriguez’s ‘Planet Terror’. They also discuss ‘The Addams Family 2’, ‘Terrifier 2’ delays and Tom Delong’s ‘Monster of California’.

In episode 22 Dan and Jennifer are afraid, very afraid of 'The Fly' (1986) and stay silent for 'A Quiet Place' (2018). They also discuss Zac Efron's 'Firestarter' role, the recently announced 'Nightbreed' series, and alien invasion classic 'Fire in the Sky' gets an Australian Bluray release.

In Episode 21 Dan and Jennifer become animated over 'Re-Animator' (1985) and get trashy with 'Street Trash' (1987). They also discuss Hip-Hop Vampires, 'Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness', and Scream Watch 2020 is back with a special pandemic edition.

In episode 20 Dan and Jennifer hide the snacks and tighten the taps as they revisit ‘Gremlins 2’ (1990), then transition to a different sphere of consciousness with ‘Poltergeist’ (1982). They also discuss ‘Happy Death Day 3’, the melted ‘House of Wax’ prequel, and Megan Fox’s ‘Till Death’.

In episode 19 Dan and Jennifer have two tickets to the show… 'Creepshow’ (1982), take a trip to the other side to check out ‘Tales from the Darkside’ (1990), and wait on a package, a ‘Scare Package’ (2020). They also discuss ‘Candyman’ being delayed, cinema experience vs home experience, and Scream Watch 2020 reveals something big!

In episode 18 Dan and Jennifer gush over ‘The Cabin in the Woods’(2001), are called back to Midian as they re-discover ‘Nightbreed’ (1990), and stimulate their pineal glands as they check out ‘From Beyond’ (1986). They also discuss Zach Snyder’s ‘Army of the Dead’, new decade new rules, and Scream Watch 2020 sees Jack Quaid join the cast of ‘Scream 5’.

In episode 17 Dan and Jennifer find an unlucky charm with ‘Leprechaun’ (1993), get what they wish for with ‘Wishmaster’ (1997) and watch Matthew McConaughey chew the scenery in ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Next Generation’ (1995). They also discuss the ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ Reboot trashing footage, Netflix working on a live-action ‘Resident Evil’ series and Scream Watch 2020 is back with some big...

In episode 16 Dan and Jennifer get groovy with ‘Evil Dead 2’ (1987), go ‘Under the Skin’ (2013) with an alien hybrid, and survive seven days after revisiting ‘The Ring’ (2002). They also discuss Bigfoot erotica, ‘The Exorcist’ reboot, John Carpenter’s future project with Blumhouse and Scream Watch 2020 heats up.

In episode 15 Dan and Jennifer learn the not so subtle art of filmmaking with ‘One Cut of the Dead’ (2017), go full throttle for ‘Maximum Overdrive’ (1986), and are disillusioned by ‘Lord of Illusions’ (1995). They also discuss Robert Englund’s new line of coffee, Blockbuster’s Airbnb, and ziplining into Godzilla’s mouth.