TerrorVision Horror Podcast

In episode 14 Dan and Jennifer survive ‘Night of the Comet’ (1984), get possessed by ‘Demons’ (1985), and feel sluggish with ‘Slither’ (2006). They also discuss the upcoming Chris Columbus produced Chupacabra movie, as well as Horror legend John Carpenter receiving a lifetime achievement award.

In episode 13 Dan and Jennifer get stomach aches from ‘Munchies’ (1987), keep an eye on the sky with ‘Altered’ (2006), and get lost in ‘The Mist’ (2007). They also discuss new Cenobites for the ‘Hellraiser’ series, the upcoming ‘Hail to the Deadites’ documentary and Scream Watch 2020 is back in business!

In episode 12 Dan and Jennifer go next-gen Cronenberg with Brandon Cronenberg’s ‘Possessor’. Dan gets his sax on with ‘The Lost Boys’ while Jennifer takes a vacation to ‘Nightmare Beach’. They also discuss future collaboration between Hideo Kojima and Junji Ito, as well as Disney+ getting ‘Spooked’.

In episode 11 Dan and Jennifer are thrilled for their date with ‘Night of the Creeps’. Dan revisits ‘Videodrome’ while Jennifer rocks out to ‘Phantom of the Paradise’. They also discuss rumours of a ‘Starship Troopers’ reboot as well as Don Mancini’s ‘Chucky’ TV Series.

In episode 10 Dan and Jennifer check out new release homegrown horror ‘Relic’. Dan has an insatiable need for more Tom Atkins as he watches ‘Halloween III’ for the first time and Jennifer revisits a childhood favourite ‘Mikey’. They also discuss Michael Bay exploding into the horror scene as well as the cancellation of ‘The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’.

In episode 9 Dan and Jennifer miss the fun of Tobe Hooper’s ‘The Funhouse’. Dan connects with his inner child over a shared love for ‘Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare’ and Jennifer takes a wet and wild plunge into ‘Aquaslash’. They also discuss the ‘Village of the Damned’ TV adaptation and a new study that reveals adaptive predisposition of horror fans.

In episode 8 Dan and Jennifer get hot under the collar with early 80s slasher ‘The Burning’. Dan goes all night revisiting ‘From Dusk Till Dawn’ and Jennifer puts on her dancing shoes for ‘Anna and the Apocalypse’. They also discuss Kevin Bacon becoming Freddy Krueger as well as Nicolas Cage’s upcoming ‘Willy’s Wonderland’.

In episode 7 Dan and Jennifer get dirty in ‘The Hole in the Ground’. Dan revisits the 2013 remake of ‘The Evil Dead’ and Jennifer makes questionable choices with ‘Evil Toons’. They also discuss Clive Barker’s legal battle over ‘Hellraiser’ and what that could mean for the future of the franchise, as well as Stephen King tweeting the twisted fate of a tale that will never be told.

In episode 6 Dan and Jennifer take the cake with ‘Happy Death Day’. Dan also checks out ‘Basket Case 2’, while Jennifer visits homegrown horror comedy ‘Two Heads Creek’. They also discuss the directorial choice for the upcoming ‘Evil Dead Now’, as well as the possibility of a remake of the 1980 vampiric classic ‘The Hunger’.

In episode 5 Dan drags Jennifer to hell as they go deep into Hellraiser lore and discuss 'Hellraiser: Bloodline', 'Becky', and 'Basket Case'. They also discuss Ari Aster's announcement of a four hour horror comedy, and Jen get's excited for the possibility of 'Happy Death Day 3'.

In episode 4 we look at homegrown horror 'Lake Mungo', 'Scream 4' and 'Slumber Party Massacre II'. We also discuss the upcoming 'Child's Play' TV series, Ryan Gosling becoming a Universal Monster in the ‘Wolfman’ reboot, and Dan gets passionate about ‘'Hellraiser’ after HBO announced an upcoming TV series.

In episode 3 we look at Beyond the Black Rainbow, Xtro (1982) and Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II. We also get into the news about Jason Momoa is a Vampire and Peter Dinklage is Van Helsing in Action-Horror Movie ‘Good Bad & Undead’, Arquette Will Reprise Dewey Character in ‘Scream 5’, Jamie Lee Curtis Set to Direct Horror Film ‘Mother Nature’ for Blumhouse and The Shining Turns 40!

In this weeks episode Jennifer and Dan talk about Netflix orders a comic book adaptation of “Sweet Tooth”, The original ‘Ghoulies’ creators hoping to get Sony on board with a franchise reboot, ‘Scream’ star Matthew Lillard would happily return for upcoming sequel. We also talk about the 1977Japanese film, House, I Am A Hero and Gretel & Hansel.

Welcome to the first episode of TerrorVision Horror Podcast. An Australian look at the love and news of horror films. In this episode Dan and Jennifer talk about Neve Campbell in talks to return for Scream 5, Friday the 13th turns 40, House of Wax remake turns 15 and the Children of the Corn Reboot Shooting in Australia.

If you are new to TerrorVision Horror Podcast please start at episode 25. Before Ep25 we didn't have the awesome structure to the show that we have now and it also skips all the covid remote episodes. -Dan and Jen.