The Swearwolves

Bret and David meet up in person in Monroeville, Pennsylvania, to attend Steel City Con and discuss Scream 7 .

Bret and David chat about why they haven’t recorded in a while, recap a couple of recent horror conventions, and get into the Valentine’s Day spirit by discussing Heart Eyes . T

Bret and David catch up on what they’ve been up to over the last several months, rank Halloween candy in terms of awfulness, and discuss the 2024 horror film, Bloody Axe Wound.

Bret and David grab a couple slices of pizza, swing by a bodega, board a train to Midtown, and discuss 2023’s Scream VI .

Bret and David catch up on what they’ve been up to so far this year – including the launch of Bret’s arcade (ahem… Fizzy’s Arcade in Milton, Pennsylvania). This segues to discussions about the 1993 film, Arcade , and “The Bishop of Battle” segment from the 1983 film, Nightmares .

Bret and David put up the tree, pour some eggnog, and invite you to sit by the fire as they discuss Bret’s arcade progress and the 2018 horror anthology film All the Creatures Were Stirring .

Bret and David discuss Bret’s new business venture, an upcoming Evil Dead themed pinball machine, and Eli Roth’s 2023 throwback slasher, Thanksgiving .

Bret and David recap their trip to Richmond for Nightmare Weekend and discuss Rob Zombie’s 2007 reimagining of Halloween .

Bret and David discuss an upcoming east coast horror convention, Bret’s newest Friday the 13th theory, and Zack Snyder’s 2004 remake (of sorts) of George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead .

Bret and David discuss a couple of recent conventions out in Arizona and Scream (aka Scream 2022 … aka Scream 5) .

In between catching up and talking about everything from pinball, to Duran Duran lyrics, to The Honky Tonk Man, Bret and David discuss the 2017 short film, Backstroke , and the 1986 thriller, The Hitcher.

Bret and David return from a four-month absence to discuss Suitable Flesh and their trip to Steel City Con in Monroeville, Pennsylvania.

Bret and David celebrate the holiday season by discussing some of their recent conventions and the 2022 horror-adjacent action comedy, Violent Night .

Bret and his wife hit up 3 horror conventions in a 24-hour span, so he and David discuss Monster-Mania Con 56, Famous Monsters Fest, and Waldorf Estate of Fear. They also provide their spoiler-free thoughts on Womp Stomp Films’ Friday the 13th fan film: Never Hike Alone 2 , and David gives his spoiler-free take on The Exorcist: Believer.

In this supersized episode, Bret and David discuss David’s recent trip to Pasadena, California, for the Halloween 45: Forty-Five Years of Terror convention. Find out what he did, who he met, who he didn’t meet, what he got signed, what he bought, and a whole lot more!

Bret & David return from their hiatus and talk about Mad Monster Party AZ, New Jersey Horror Con, upcoming conventions, and Halloween H20: 20 Years Later .

Bret and David chat about David’s recent trips to Monsterpalooza and Europe, discuss Freddy vs. Jason (2003), play some voice messages from listeners, and say goodbye to the podcast… at least for now.

Bret and David discuss David’s trip to Texas Frightmare Weekend and Wes Craven’s New Nightmare (1994).

Bret and David take a round trip from Camp Crystal Lake to New York City as they discuss Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989) and Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993).

Bret and David wrap up John Carpenter’s theatrically-released horror films by discussing 1995’s Village of the Damned.

Bret and David take perhaps their final trip to Haddonfield and discuss 1995’s Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers .

Bret and David chat about Bret’s time at Chiller Theatre, make a big announcement, and discuss Husk (2011).

Bret and David ignore their map, head down a desolate road, and discuss Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III (1990).

Bret and David chat about Bret’s experience at Monster-Mania Con and discuss the 1995 sci-fi horror flick, Species .

Bret and David head back to Haddonfield to discuss Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1988).