Our sixth episode of A Real Horror Show is all about the great Hammer Horror classic films from Warner Bros. Join us and our very special guests Constantine Nasr, Ted Newsom, and Steve Vertlieb as we discuss the history and ins ...
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This fifth episode of A Real Horror Show is all about the fantastic Canadian horror film company Fatal Pictures. They have produced three incredible, visceral and thoughtful horror shorts Worm, Familiar, and Heir. I talk to producer Zach Green, intense, ...
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On this star studded and jam packed 4th episode of A Real Horror Show I, first, have the pleasure to talk to the iconic genre director Joe Dante about his latest horror comedy Burying The Ex. We also discuss his ...
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Welcome back to A Real Horror Show and we are celebrating women in horror month here on Episode 3. Through hard work and determination we have put together a round table interview with the intelligent, interesting, talented, charming, funny and ...
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Welcome back to A Real Horror Show and we’re exceptionally happy and honored to have on Episode 2 a pair of fantastic and interesting guests. In the first half of the show we talk to author Chris Vander Kaay who, ...
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The Dark Half, made by zombie king George Romero in 1993 and based on a novel by Stephen King, is an often-maligned film. It’s mostly ignored or derided by even the most hardcore Romero fan, and it’s easy to see ...
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Hello and welcome to this, the first episode of an all new breed in horror podcasting! Let Jon Cross from The After Movie Diner introduce you to horror film-makers, songwriters, actors and more from the independent to the established. This week we ...
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The original See No Evil has an interesting storyline and a strongly fleshed out villain, Jacob Goodnight. However, the rest of the characters in the film were either obnoxious or fell flat. The one character, the cop, that they could’ve ...
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More Italian horror brilliance gets the fantastic Blu Ray treatment from the fine folks at Blue Underground. This time it’s Michele Soavi’s Stagefright AKA Aquarius AKA Deliria AKA Blood Bird, the slightly Giallo style slasher set around a bizarre stage ...
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