The Podcast Macabre

Flame on, Fright Fans! We are discussing Stephen King's FIRESTARTER and the film adaptaion in this edition of Summer of Stephen.

It's Chris's pick for this round of Drive-In Double Feature, and this pairing of titles ended up as a greater match than intended! Join us for a discussion and review of SISTERS (1972) and A TALE OF TWO SISTERS (2003).

It's showing that streaming options for horror fans are growing, and we are happy to provide a longer (but not uncut) episode with our quarterly Streaming Screams suggestions on Amazon Prime, Hulu, Netflix, and Shudder. Check out the Letterboxd companion list in the link, and have a ball! Letterboxd Companion List

We kick off our third annual "Summer Of Stephen" by discussing the Stephen King short story "Graveyard Shift" (1970) and the film adaptation (1990).

We spice up this Father's Day edition of the show with a Franchise Focus of the GINGER SNAPS trilogy. (Apologies for the garble on Chris's connection in the first minute or two. It does clear up.)

We do a double dip into 1984 this round with Jenny's picks for our Drive-In Double Feature series as we get gooey with C.H.U.D. and THE TOXIC AVENGER.

The wait for the decade to end is over! We can finally revisit one of our favorite series and provide you with each of our personal top ten picks from the previous decade. Enjoy! Letterboxd Companion List

It's all for you, Fright Fans! Here's a Franchise Focus on THE OMEN I-IV.

After an off key start, we find our rhythm and dive into a musical Drive-In Double Feature and sing the praises of REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA and PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE.

Join us for a sadly posthumous "Director's Spotlight" episode as we discuss the career of Stuart Gordon, who left us last month.

Day late but never a dollar short, we bring you the next installment in our Desert Island series and pick our personal top five favorites from the delicious sub-genre of cannibal films.

On this Easter Sunday recording, our latest Drive-In Double Feature has the theme of people killing in the name of The Lord! Join us for a discuss of 2001's FRAILTY and 1976's GOD TOLD ME TO. Plenty of Easter ham in this one to share!

Coming at you with over 60 suggestions of streaming goodness on Amazon Prime, Hulu, Netflix, and Shudder. (Letterboxd companion list in the show notes.) Letterboxd Companion List

We return to our Lethal Literature series and discuss M.R. Carey's "The Girl With All The Gifts" (2014) and the 2016 film adaptation. Stay safe, fright fans.

In this long overdue return to doing a Franchise Focus, we dive into the depths of Honey Island Swamp and all 4 of Adam Green's HATCHET films.

We return to the drive-in again! This time, we are dicsussing ALLIGATOR (1980) and LAKE PLACID (1999).

Following a brief apology for recent tech issues, we feature another round of Trivial Pursuit: Horror Movie Edition. Also, we give brief reviews of COLOR OUT OF SPACE and THE INVISIBLE MAN, and we take up a debate brought up by a listener: "What Is The Best Year In Horror Movies Ever?"

This episode we kick off a new series of Joe's creation titled "Drive-In Double Feature." First up on the playlist are DEMON (2015) and DEMONS (1985). Enjoy, and try not to fog up your windows!

In the latest installment of "Desert Island", we each pick our five favorite found footage films to be stranded with. (Link to the Letterboxd list is in the show notes.) Episode 207 - Desert Island: Found Footage (Letterboxd List)

Before the Oscars roll out, we roll out the blood red carpet for our 2nd annual Macabies and pick the best of the best in horror from 2019.

Join us for a look back at 2019 as we share our individual top ten horror films of the year and chat about other wonderful horror gems.

Join us for a recap and review of the latest season of CASTLE ROCK as we discuss Episodes 6 thru 10.

Join us for a recap and review of the latest season of CASTLE ROCK as we discuss Episodes 1 thru 5.

Joe and Chris kick off 2020 with a bit of hodgepodge while Jenny is away. Joe gives a review of THE GRUDGE "reboot" as well.

With our final episode for 2019, we do a little bit of housekeeping and catch-up and give our overdue Streaming Screams recommendations. Check out our suggestions for what to watch on Amazon Prime, Hulu, and Netflix this holiday season. The Letterboxd Companion List