We put Nood through the creepy crawler ringer once again!  This show we're going back to 1990 and revisiting the thrillomity of that summer.  Its been confirmed, we lost Julian Sands on Mount Baldy this year.  He was part of this Spielberg produced killer spider film which cuts an even slice of dread and comedy to appeal to all audiences.  Fond memories of this title.  We hope you enjoy our Horror 101 treatment of Frank Marshall's Arachnophobia!  Be sure to shake your shows and check your popcorn!Show Highlights:01:00 Prelude to Terror...04:30  RIP Julian Sands...12:35  On location in South America...17:50  Spider hitches a ride...19:10  The Jennings move to the country...22:45  Lampshade Spider...25:25  Goodman's Comic Relief...27:35  Death on the Playfield...29:30  Metcalf's Bite...33:00  Shower of Terror...36:20  Examining the Specimen...42:35  Spiders en Masse...44:50  The Nest..49:50  Final Thoughts and Production Facts...53:20  Scoring the Film...58:00  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

We put Nood through the creepy crawler ringer once again!  This show we're going back to 1990 and revisiting the thrillomity of that summer.  Its been confirmed, we lost Julian Sands on Mount Baldy this year.  He was part of this Spielberg produced killer spider film which cuts an even slice of dread and comedy to appeal to all audiences.  Fond memories of this title.  We hope you enjoy our Horror 101 treatment of Frank Marshall's Arachnophobia!  Be sure to shake your shows and check your popcorn! Show Highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror... 04:30  RIP Julian Sands... 12:35  On location in South America... 17:50  Spider hitches a ride... 19:10  The Jennings move to the country... 22:45  Lampshade Spider... 25:25  Goodman's Comic Relief... 27:35  Death on the Playfield... 29:30  Metcalf's Bite... 33:00  Shower of Terror... 36:20  Examining the Specimen... 42:35  Spiders en Masse... 44:50  The Nest.. 49:50  Final Thoughts and Production Facts... 53:20  Scoring the Film... 58:00  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

Episode 136: Horror 101 - Episode 136:  Arachnophobia

We hope you're feeling Nasty today cause thats exactly what we're covering.  A slasher gore piece from 1981 that was on the UK's Video Nasty list.  Of all the films is the 80s that tried to copy the Friday the 13th formula with a brutal killer in the woods this movie is one of the noteworthy ones.  It has an impressive synth score from Richard Wakeman of Yes.  Tom Savini does the horror effects and this was Bob and Harvey Weinstein's first film for their label Miramax.  The now disgraced movie producers who were just a few years ago titans of the industry began their journey here.  Enjoy our Horror 101 treatment of Tony Maylam’s The Burning.Show Highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...07:00 Introducing The Burning...13:45  The Prank Gone Wrong...18:30  Rick Wakeman Score...21:00  Unfortunate Hooker...23:00 Five Years Later...27:15  Campfire Tales...30:00  Skinny Dip Death...35:45  Raft Massacre...38:00  Two Pump Dump...41:20  The Abandoned Mine...48:00  Scoring the Film...56:00  Conclusion and Thanks for Listening!

We hope you're feeling Nasty today cause thats exactly what we're covering.  A slasher gore piece from 1981 that was on the UK's Video Nasty list.  Of all the films is the 80s that tried to copy the Friday the 13th formula with a brutal killer in the woods this movie is one of the noteworthy ones.  It has an impressive synth score from Richard Wakeman of Yes.  Tom Savini does the horror effects and this was Bob and Harvey Weinstein's first film for their label Miramax.  The now disgraced movie producers who were just a few years ago titans of the industry began their journey here.  Enjoy our Horror 101 treatment of <a href="https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0562699/?ref_=tt_ov_dr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tony Maylam’s</a> <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082118/?ref_=tttg_ov" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Burning.</a> Show Highlights: 01:00  Prelude to Terror... 07:00 Introducing The Burning... 13:45  The Prank Gone Wrong... 18:30  Rick Wakeman Score... 21:00  Unfortunate Hooker... 23:00 Five Years Later... 27:15  Campfire Tales... 30:00  Skinny Dip Death... 35:45  Raft Massacre... 38:00  Two Pump Dump... 41:20  The Abandoned Mine... 48:00  Scoring the Film... 56:00  Conclusion and Thanks for Listening!

Episode 135: Horror 101 - Episode 135:  The Burning (1981)

Two days before we convened to run the microphone for this episode Evil Dead Rise was released for stream.  Hot off the press.  We had to strike while the iron was hot.  None of us were fans of the 2013 remake and expectations were low for this entry.  All of us had avoided spoilers and were going in to this cold.  We hope you enjoy our Horror 101 treatment of Lee Cronin's addition to the Evil Dead Universe.Show Highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror04:45  Remembering our first Evil Dead experience...11:50  The cabin opening...14:14  High Rise Family...18:30  Unearthed Vault...20:00  Naturum Demento...23:50  Recitation Passages...27:30  Stairs are Gone...29:45  I'm Burning Alive...32:10  Violence Begins...36:00  "You Don't Look so Good, Mom...."37:40  Munching on Glass...40:00  Air Vent Entry...43:15  Dead by Dawn...45:00  Parking Garage Massacre...50:15  Scoring the Film...57:40  Conclusion.  Thanks for Listening!

Two days before we convened to run the microphone for this episode Evil Dead Rise was released for stream.  Hot off the press.  We had to strike while the iron was hot.  None of us were fans of the 2013 remake and expectations were low for this entry.  All of us had avoided spoilers and were going in to this cold.  We hope you enjoy our Horror 101 treatment of Lee Cronin's addition to the Evil Dead Universe. Show Highlights: 01:00  Prelude to Terror 04:45  Remembering our first Evil Dead experience... 11:50  The cabin opening... 14:14  High Rise Family... 18:30  Unearthed Vault... 20:00  Naturum Demento... 23:50  Recitation Passages... 27:30  Stairs are Gone... 29:45  I'm Burning Alive... 32:10  Violence Begins... 36:00  "You Don't Look so Good, Mom...." 37:40  Munching on Glass... 40:00  Air Vent Entry... 43:15  Dead by Dawn... 45:00  Parking Garage Massacre... 50:15  Scoring the Film... 57:40  Conclusion.  Thanks for Listening!

Episode 134: Horror 101 - Episode 134:  Evil Dead Rise

If you were a subscriber of The Gorezone or Fangoria magazines back in the day, you would have heard all about it.  Outside of that, there is a very good chance you missed this sleeper genre movie.  Two horror icons give us their modernized take on a pair of Edgar Allan Poe stories.  Join us as we give the Horror 101 treatment to Romero/Argento's Two Evil Eyes.  Show Hightlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...04:30  Introducing the film...11:35  Liquidating Assets...13:55  Power Through Hypnosis...19:20  Valedemar Dies...26:00  Dead Again...30:00  They're With You Now...32:15  The Pit and Pendulum Crime Scene...35:00  Who's Cat is This?38:20  Animal Cruelty...43:50  The Cat Came Back...46:30  Death of Annabelle...50:20  You Walled Them Up!58:35  Scoring The Film...75:00  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

If you were a subscriber of The Gorezone or Fangoria magazines back in the day, you would have heard all about it.  Outside of that, there is a very good chance you missed this sleeper genre movie.  Two horror icons give us their modernized take on a pair of Edgar Allan Poe stories.  Join us as we give the Horror 101 treatment to Romero/Argento's Two Evil Eyes.   Show Hightlights: 01:00  Prelude to Terror... 04:30  Introducing the film... 11:35  Liquidating Assets... 13:55  Power Through Hypnosis... 19:20  Valedemar Dies... 26:00  Dead Again... 30:00  They're With You Now... 32:15  The Pit and Pendulum Crime Scene... 35:00  Who's Cat is This? 38:20  Animal Cruelty... 43:50  The Cat Came Back... 46:30  Death of Annabelle... 50:20  You Walled Them Up! 58:35  Scoring The Film... 75:00  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

Episode 133: Horror 101 - Episode 133:  Two Evil Eyes

Welcome to our 132nd Episode!  This was recorded on St. Patty's Day.  No, we're not covering Leprechaun.  We did entertain the idea of covering an Irish themed horror but ultimately went with a film from 2016.  Its quick, its tight.  Its a decent shocker.  Its a solid supernatural story that seems familiar but repacked well.  Its claustrophobic and has an excellent cast and for these reasons we're giving the Horror 101 treatment to André Øvredal's The Autopsy of Jane Doe.Show Highlights:01:00 Prelude to Terror....03:50  St. Patty's Day recording...13:00  Finding Jane Doe...15:45  The Bell Gag...19:20  Beginning the Autopsy...25:00  You're Not Going Anywhere...27:00  Set Her on Fire...28:45  Unreliable Narrator...31:10  You Want to go Back in There?33:50  Leviticus 27...37:30  Sacrifices...44:50  Scoring the Film...55:10  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

Welcome to our 132nd Episode!  This was recorded on St. Patty's Day.  No, we're not covering Leprechaun.  We did entertain the idea of covering an Irish themed horror but ultimately went with a film from 2016.  Its quick, its tight.  Its a decent shocker.  Its a solid supernatural story that seems familiar but repacked well.  Its claustrophobic and has an excellent cast and for these reasons we're giving the Horror 101 treatment to André Øvredal's The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Show Highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror.... 03:50  St. Patty's Day recording... 13:00  Finding Jane Doe... 15:45  The Bell Gag... 19:20  Beginning the Autopsy... 25:00  You're Not Going Anywhere... 27:00  Set Her on Fire... 28:45  Unreliable Narrator... 31:10  You Want to go Back in There? 33:50  Leviticus 27... 37:30  Sacrifices... 44:50  Scoring the Film... 55:10  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

Episode 132: Horror 101 - Episode 132:  The Autopsy of Jane Doe

Welcome to our 131st show.  With the recent news of Julian Sands lost on California's Mount Baldy we decided to focus on another Anthony Hickox film which features one of the best contributions by Mr. Sands to the horror genre.  We give the Horror 101 treatment to Warlock Armageddon in the hopes that Julian Sands might still be alive out there.  Show Highlights:01:00 Prelude to Terror...04:45  The legacy of Julian Sands...14:22  Medieval Massacre...17:00  Birth of the Warlock...23:30  Killing Kenny...28:05  Fashion Show Stone...35:30  Freakmaster Stone...39:10  The Leaf Stabbing...42:15  The Collector's Greed...44:50  Sam's Resurrection...51:50  High Noon Showdown...56:45  Armageddon Averted...60:00  Warlock Death...62:35  Scoring the Film...69:45  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

Welcome to our 131st show.  With the recent news of Julian Sands lost on  California's Mount Baldy we decided to focus on another Anthony Hickox film which features one of the best contributions by Mr. Sands to the horror genre.  We give the Horror 101 treatment to Warlock Armageddon in the hopes that Julian Sands might still be alive out there.   Show Highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror... 04:45  The legacy of Julian Sands... 14:22  Medieval Massacre... 17:00  Birth of the Warlock... 23:30  Killing Kenny... 28:05  Fashion Show Stone... 35:30  Freakmaster Stone... 39:10  The Leaf Stabbing... 42:15  The Collector's Greed... 44:50  Sam's Resurrection... 51:50  High Noon Showdown... 56:45  Armageddon Averted... 60:00  Warlock Death... 62:35  Scoring the Film... 69:45  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

Episode 131: Horror 101 - Episode 131:  Warlock II: Armageddon

Welcome back to the Horror 101 Podcast!  On our 130th episode we go back to the early 70s and feature a Spanish film which brings Hammer favourites Lee and Cushing together as allies against an ancient evil loose on the famous Trans-Siberian train in the early 20th century..  Horror Express is very much a reverse murder mystery combined with elements of The Thing.  It is now within the public domain and can be enjoyed by everyone at anytime.  We hope you enjoy our Horror 101 treatment of this classic!Show Highlights:01:00 Prelude to Terror...05:00  Setting up the NEXT Friday the 13th...06:30  Introducing Horror Express...12:30  Finding the Fossil...16:06  Groan from the Crate...21:30  Its Time We Open This Box...25:00 Transference...28:00  The Eye Fluid...31:10  Telly Savalas Enters...33:00  Massacre in the Dark...39:30  Destroy the Train...41:35  Calling Horky at the Shire...48:16  Scoring the Film and Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

Welcome back to the Horror 101 Podcast!  On our 130th episode we go back to the early 70s and feature a Spanish film which brings Hammer favourites Lee and Cushing together as allies against an ancient evil loose on the famous Trans-Siberian train in the early 20th century..  Horror Express is very much a reverse murder mystery combined with elements of The Thing.  It is now within the public domain and can be enjoyed by everyone at anytime.  We hope you enjoy our Horror 101 treatment of this classic! Show Highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror... 05:00  Setting up the NEXT Friday the 13th... 06:30  Introducing Horror Express... 12:30  Finding the Fossil... 16:06  Groan from the Crate... 21:30  Its Time We Open This Box... 25:00 Transference... 28:00  The Eye Fluid... 31:10  Telly Savalas Enters... 33:00  Massacre in the Dark... 39:30  Destroy the Train... 41:35  Calling Horky at the Shire... 48:16  Scoring the Film and Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

Episode 130: Horror 101 - Episode 130:  Horror Express (1972)

Welcome to our last show of 2022!  This film is very much a Merry Christmas Creepshow.   We hope you enjoy our Horror 101 treatment of A Christmas Horror Story.  Happy New Year!Show Highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror..04:10  Gift Exchange...07:30  Introducing the film...11:10  Dangerous Dan on the airwaves...13:35  St. Joseph's Academy...23:50  Krampus Nacht...36:00  Oh, Christmas Tree Troll...47:50  When Elves Go Bad...57:30  Scoring the Film...64:45  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening and Happy New Years!

Welcome to our last show of 2022!  This film is very much a Merry Christmas Creepshow.   We hope you enjoy our Horror 101 treatment of A Christmas Horror Story.  Happy New Year! Show Highlights: 01:00  Prelude to Terror.. 04:10  Gift Exchange... 07:30  Introducing the film... 11:10  Dangerous Dan on the airwaves... 13:35  St. Joseph's Academy... 23:50  Krampus Nacht... 36:00  Oh, Christmas Tree Troll... 47:50  When Elves Go Bad... 57:30  Scoring the Film... 64:45  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening and Happy New Years!

Episode 129: Horror 101 - Episode 129:  A Christmas Horror Story

After another disappointing Halloween we decided to go back to the 80s and cover something we KNEW we would have fun dissecting.  It features one of our favourite genre actors, Tom Atkins and has a script that is much smarter than it deserves to be.  A wonderful blend of 50s schlock and 80s gore.  A true love letter to the horror genre.  For our 128th podcast we're giving the Horror 101 treatment to Fred Dekker's Night of the Creeps.Show Highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror05:00  Introducing the film...10:20  The Alien beginning (50s nostalgia)...14:00  80s Cringe...19:25  Thrill Me...22:55  The Horror Names...26:20  Murder Story...30:10  It Got In My Mouth...33:55  Bus Massacre...36:55  I've Got Good News and Bad News...39:30  The Two Different Endings...42:28  Why Did This Flop?45:45  Scoring the Film...54:15  Conclusion and Thanks for Listening!

After another disappointing Halloween we decided to go back to the 80s and cover something we KNEW we would have fun dissecting.  It features one of our favourite genre actors, Tom Atkins and has a script that is much smarter than it deserves to be.  A wonderful blend of 50s schlock and 80s gore.  A true love letter to the horror genre.  For our 128th podcast we're giving the Horror 101 treatment to Fred Dekker's Night of the Creeps. Show Highlights: 01:00  Prelude to Terror 05:00  Introducing the film... 10:20  The Alien beginning (50s nostalgia)... 14:00  80s Cringe... 19:25  Thrill Me... 22:55  The Horror Names... 26:20  Murder Story... 30:10  It Got In My Mouth... 33:55  Bus Massacre... 36:55  I've Got Good News and Bad News... 39:30  The Two Different Endings... 42:28  Why Did This Flop? 45:45  Scoring the Film... 54:15  Conclusion and Thanks for Listening!

Episode 128: Horror 101 - Episode 128:  Night of the Creeps

I'm sure you all knew that we would be putting the spotlight on the newest Halloween film.  The final movie in David Gordon Green's extension of the original 1978 film.  We avoided any spoilers to make sure we go in fresh.  How will this end?  We hope you enjoy our Horror 101 treatment of Halloween Ends..Show Highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...04:30  Introducing Halloween Ends...11:20  Babysitting Mishap...17:00 Laurie Healing...22:00  This is an Illusion...25:05  Myers' Supernatural Choke...29:00  Doctor and Nurse Dies...33:00  You've Got Something I Need...39:55  Stand off...43:10  H20 Did it Better...46:30  Scoring the Film...54:45  Final Thoughts...56:40  Conclusion...Thanks for Listening!  Happy Halloween!

I'm sure you all knew that we would be putting the spotlight on the newest Halloween film.  The final movie in David Gordon Green's extension of the original 1978 film.  We avoided any spoilers to make sure we go in fresh.  How will this end?  We hope you enjoy our Horror 101 treatment of Halloween Ends.. Show Highlights: 01:00  Prelude to Terror... 04:30  Introducing Halloween Ends... 11:20  Babysitting Mishap... 17:00 Laurie Healing... 22:00  This is an Illusion... 25:05  Myers' Supernatural Choke... 29:00  Doctor and Nurse Dies... 33:00  You've Got Something I Need... 39:55  Stand off... 43:10  H20 Did it Better... 46:30  Scoring the Film... 54:45  Final Thoughts... 56:40  Conclusion...Thanks for Listening!  Happy Halloween!

Episode 127: Horror 101 - Episode 127:  Halloween Ends 

This is a horror podcast out of Windsor, Ontario where we focus on some of the greatest titles that you may have missed over the last few decades.  Our show is laced with great soundtrack music, audio clips from scenes that we discuss, interesting production trivia and much, much more.  Join Cash and his cohorts as they celebrate the absolute cream of horror movies!   There's a horror movie out there that's JUST for you --  And we're gonna help you find it at The Horror 101 Podcast!.FOR OLDER SHOWS NO LONGER AVAILABLE ON PODOMATIC COME TO WWW.HORROR101.CA

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This is a horror podcast out of Windsor, Ontario where we focus on some of the greatest titles that you may have missed over the last few decades. Our show is laced with great soundtrack music, audio clips from scenes that we discuss, interesting production trivia and much, much more. Join Cash and his cohorts as they celebrate the absolute cream of horror movies! There's a horror movie out there that's JUST for you -- And we're gonna help you find it at The Horror 101 Podcast!. FOR OLDER SHOWS NO LONGER AVAILABLE ON PODOMATIC COME TO <a href="http://WWW.HORROR101.CA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WWW.HORROR101.CA</a>

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Welcome to the first Horror 101 Threequel podcast for this year.  In 1973 writer William Peter Blatty and Director William Friedkin collaborated to give us one of the most memorable and important genre films ever to be made.  The Exorcist.  Several years later the talented John Boorman followed up with one of the worst sequels in horror history, Exorcist II: The Heretic from 1977.  Fast forward 13 years and Exorcist III: Legion is made, this time both penned and directed by Mr. Blatty.  Exorcist III was released with little fanfare but over the last couple of decades it has slowly gathered strength as one of the most fierce and terrifying films to come out of the 90s.  With extraordinary performances by George C. Scott, Brad Dourif, Jason Miller and Ed Flanders, outstanding sound design and a smart, patient script Exorcist III has the power to scare even the most veteran fans all while brilliantly ending the legacy of Father Damian Karras.  With the recent passing of Mr. Blatty earlier this year we felt our first Part III focus should certainly be his masterpiece.  Join us for another great show with a small tribute to John Hurt who also passed away recently at 77.Show highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...03:00  The John Hurt tribute...10:20  The genesis of The Exorcist...15:00  Exorcist 3 in 1990...17:00  The friendship of Kinderman and Dyer...20:55  An evil gets closer...24:30  The Gemini Killings...26:10  The possession of Karras...27:30  Brad Dourif...30:05  The Hallway Scare of the Century...32:20  A clear invitation to the dance...35:20  The end of Karras' Story...37:15  Scoring the film...41:15  Conclusion!  Thanks for listening!

Welcome to the first Horror 101 Threequel podcast for this year. In 1973 writer William Peter Blatty and Director William Friedkin collaborated to give us one of the most memorable and important genre films ever to be made. The Exorcist. Several years later the talented John Boorman followed up with one of the worst sequels in horror history, Exorcist II: The Heretic from 1977. Fast forward 13 years and Exorcist III: Legion is made, this time both penned and directed by Mr. Blatty. Exorcist III was released with little fanfare but over the last couple of decades it has slowly gathered strength as one of the most fierce and terrifying films to come out of the 90s. With extraordinary performances by George C. Scott, Brad Dourif, Jason Miller and Ed Flanders, outstanding sound design and a smart, patient script Exorcist III has the power to scare even the most veteran fans all while brilliantly ending the legacy of Father Damian Karras. With the recent passing of Mr. Blatty earlier this year we felt our first Part III focus should certainly be his masterpiece. Join us for another great show with a small tribute to John Hurt who also passed away recently at 77. Show highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror... 03:00 The John Hurt tribute... 10:20 The genesis of The Exorcist... 15:00 Exorcist 3 in 1990... 17:00 The friendship of Kinderman and Dyer... 20:55 An evil gets closer... 24:30 The Gemini Killings... 26:10 The possession of Karras... 27:30 Brad Dourif... 30:05 The Hallway Scare of the Century... 32:20 A clear invitation to the dance... 35:20 The end of Karras' Story... 37:15 Scoring the film... 41:15 Conclusion! Thanks for listening!

Horror 101 - Episode 62: Exorcist III:  Legion

A string of early 80s horror films went the 3D route.  Jaws 3, Amityville 3 and the spotlight of this show, Steve Miner's Friday the 13th Part III.  This third chapter in the Friday Franchise has tons of flaws, which we highlight in detail but there is still some elements that lock in Friday III as historically significant.  This film cost Paramount a LOT of money to prepare it for 3D audiences.  Did this strategy force the production to put all the money in the wrong places?  Is it possibly the worst Friday of the series?  The score is hokey.  The 3D setup shots are bizarre.  The story is confusing.  Join us for one of our most critical podcasts yet!Show highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...03:30  Hosting and donations...07:40  The Friday 2 rehash (continuity issues)11:00  Beginning of Part III...12:20  The new Harbinger of Doom...14:40  The (budget) cast...16:05  Shelley Shenanigans...17:25  Worst bike gang ...ever!18:50  Horrible arson (The Notorious Barn!)21:00  The ridiculous backstory...22:25  Cutting through the cast...23:20  Enter the Hockey mask...27:20  Popping Rick's eye...28:30  If he bleeds...we can kill him!31:55  Richard Brooker (RIP)...32:30  The ending...33:54  Scoring the film (arguments!)...39:25  Conclusion and thanks for listening!

A string of early 80s horror films went the 3D route. Jaws 3, Amityville 3 and the spotlight of this show, Steve Miner's Friday the 13th Part III. This third chapter in the Friday Franchise has tons of flaws, which we highlight in detail but there is still some elements that lock in Friday III as historically significant. This film cost Paramount a LOT of money to prepare it for 3D audiences. Did this strategy force the production to put all the money in the wrong places? Is it possibly the worst Friday of the series? The score is hokey. The 3D setup shots are bizarre. The story is confusing. Join us for one of our most critical podcasts yet! Show highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror... 03:30 Hosting and donations... 07:40 The Friday 2 rehash (continuity issues) 11:00 Beginning of Part III... 12:20 The new Harbinger of Doom... 14:40 The (budget) cast... 16:05 Shelley Shenanigans... 17:25 Worst bike gang ...ever! 18:50 Horrible arson (The Notorious Barn!) 21:00 The ridiculous backstory... 22:25 Cutting through the cast... 23:20 Enter the Hockey mask... 27:20 Popping Rick's eye... 28:30 If he bleeds...we can kill him! 31:55 Richard Brooker (RIP)... 32:30 The ending... 33:54 Scoring the film (arguments!)... 39:25 Conclusion and thanks for listening!

Horror 101 - Episode 70:  Friday the 13th Part III

its our favourite time of year once again!  We've reached that nasty 69 number!  We have had more requests to cover Tommy Lee Wallace's Halloween 3 than any other film since we began Horror 101 so there was absolutely no doubt in our minds that we wouldn't be covering Season of the Witch for this part of our threequel year.  We'll discuss how it affected the Halloween series and why the producers took a chance on moving in another direction.  Where was Michael Myers?  Could Halloween III have been the start to a whole line of Halloween themed horror movies?  With excellent music by John Carpenter and Alan Howarth no other podcast makes it sound like you're watching the movie with us like this show.  Its the Horror 101 Halloween Special!  We hope you enjoy it!Show highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror04:00  Haven't talked about Halloween 3 since Episode 106:30  No Michael Myers?  WTF!?09:10  It was the same family that made 1 and 2...10:00  They're going to kill us...14:00  Doctor Challis...15:00  It is a slow burn...16:30  Misfire...(The torment of Nood)21:00  Traditional Halloween and Cochran...24:00  Test Room A...27:45  Dan O'Herlihy as the Druid30:25  Unsatisfied with villain's demise...32:00  "Ellie, you alright?"33:55  "Stop it...stop it........STOP IT!!!"35:05  Scoring the film...38:15  Discussing the next Halloween film. coming next year.39:50  Conclusion and Happy Halloween!

its our favourite time of year once again! We've reached that nasty 69 number! We have had more requests to cover Tommy Lee Wallace's Halloween 3 than any other film since we began Horror 101 so there was absolutely no doubt in our minds that we wouldn't be covering Season of the Witch for this part of our threequel year. We'll discuss how it affected the Halloween series and why the producers took a chance on moving in another direction. Where was Michael Myers? Could Halloween III have been the start to a whole line of Halloween themed horror movies? With excellent music by John Carpenter and Alan Howarth no other podcast makes it sound like you're watching the movie with us like this show. Its the Horror 101 Halloween Special! We hope you enjoy it! Show highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror 04:00 Haven't talked about Halloween 3 since Episode 1 06:30 No Michael Myers? WTF!? 09:10 It was the same family that made 1 and 2... 10:00 They're going to kill us... 14:00 Doctor Challis... 15:00 It is a slow burn... 16:30 Misfire...(The torment of Nood) 21:00 Traditional Halloween and Cochran... 24:00 Test Room A... 27:45 Dan O'Herlihy as the Druid 30:25 Unsatisfied with villain's demise... 32:00 "Ellie, you alright?" 33:55 "Stop it...stop it........STOP IT!!!" 35:05 Scoring the film... 38:15 Discussing the next Halloween film. coming next year. 39:50 Conclusion and Happy Halloween!

 Horror 101 - Episode 69: Halloween III - Season of the Witch

"They're Here!"Welcome back to the Horror 101 show.  Every generation has that one film that for some reason, because it fell under the radar both young and old watched it together.  And they should NOT have.  By the time the film was over the damage was done.  No one was sleeping for a very long time.  It was whispered about at the playground AND in the work place.  And if you were one of the people who watched it at a young age it still freaks you out when you recall it 30 years later.  It was that powerful.  And we have one of those movies for you this time.  Take the directors of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Jaws, put them together with a frightening Jerry Goldsmith score and ILM special effects and what do you get?  You get Poltergeist.  Was the film cursed because they used real corpses in the production?  How could this frightening film get by with a PG rating?   We have 6 podcasters lending a hand on this powerful movie.  Join us for another walk down 80s horror memory lane as we give the Horror 101 treatment to Poltergeist.Show highlights:01:00  A Prelude to PG Horror...03:30  Spielberg's name on it?  What could go wrong?05:00  Guess who's back from China!  (Poltergeist memories)08:00  Getting to know The Freelings...10:20  The threat creeps into the plot...12:45  "I don't like the tree, Dad."  (The gloves come off)15:50  Eddie Murphy watches Poltergeist...16:50  Enter the Parapsychologists...21:45  Tangina Barrons (Zelda Rubinstein)24:10  "This House is Clean."  (Not so fast)26:15  The Demon at the Gate27:08  Did they use real skeletons?  (Testimony of Jobeth Williams)29:20  The imploding house...30:00  The Macabre Todd Gervais remembers Poltergeist in 198232:43  Asking Tobe Hooper if Spileberg directed Poltergeist...34:42  An incredible Jerry Goldsmith score...35:55  Scoring the film and final thoughts...40:20  Conclusion....Thanks for listening!

"They're Here!" Welcome back to the Horror 101 show. Every generation has that one film that for some reason, because it fell under the radar both young and old watched it together. And they should NOT have. By the time the film was over the damage was done. No one was sleeping for a very long time. It was whispered about at the playground AND in the work place. And if you were one of the people who watched it at a young age it still freaks you out when you recall it 30 years later. It was that powerful. And we have one of those movies for you this time. Take the directors of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Jaws, put them together with a frightening Jerry Goldsmith score and ILM special effects and what do you get? You get Poltergeist. Was the film cursed because they used real corpses in the production? How could this frightening film get by with a PG rating? We have 6 podcasters lending a hand on this powerful movie. Join us for another walk down 80s horror memory lane as we give the Horror 101 treatment to Poltergeist. Show highlights: 01:00 A Prelude to PG Horror... 03:30 Spielberg's name on it? What could go wrong? 05:00 Guess who's back from China! (Poltergeist memories) 08:00 Getting to know The Freelings... 10:20 The threat creeps into the plot... 12:45 "I don't like the tree, Dad." (The gloves come off) 15:50 Eddie Murphy watches Poltergeist... 16:50 Enter the Parapsychologists... 21:45 Tangina Barrons (Zelda Rubinstein) 24:10 "This House is Clean." (Not so fast) 26:15 The Demon at the Gate 27:08 Did they use real skeletons? (Testimony of Jobeth Williams) 29:20 The imploding house... 30:00 The Macabre Todd Gervais remembers Poltergeist in 1982 32:43 Asking Tobe Hooper if Spileberg directed Poltergeist... 34:42 An incredible Jerry Goldsmith score... 35:55 Scoring the film and final thoughts... 40:20 Conclusion....Thanks for listening!

Horror 101 - Episode 41: Poltergeist

Welcome back to the Horror 101 show!  If you had the privilege of growing up in the 70s you might remember a two-part Saturday night special broadcast to your TV in November of 1979.  It was a screen adaptation of Stephen King's second novel involving the vampire infestation of a small town, directed by the man that gave us The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.  Having to adhere to television's strict guidelines of zero gore and profanity, this special was well crafted with an excellent cast and genuine spooks.  It was a favourite of ours who grew up watching reruns in the 80s and since it turns 40 this year we're giving the Horror 101 treatment to the original television production of Salem's Lot.  Join us!Show Highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...05:00  Introducing Salem's Lot...11:15  Ben Mears and the house...13:35  James Mason as Straker...15:38  Bonnie Bedelia...17:05  Delivering Barlow...19:25  Ralphie Glick...22:12  Exhuming the child...24:30  Look at me!!25:40  Mark resists...28:35  Mrs. Glick's Demise...30:37  Face the Master!!35:40  Straker kills and dies...37:00  Killing Barlow...40:10  Discussing 2014 version and sequel...41:15  Scoring the film...46:55  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

Welcome back to the Horror 101 show! If you had the privilege of growing up in the 70s you might remember a two-part Saturday night special broadcast to your TV in November of 1979. It was a screen adaptation of Stephen King's second novel involving the vampire infestation of a small town, directed by the man that gave us The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Having to adhere to television's strict guidelines of zero gore and profanity, this special was well crafted with an excellent cast and genuine spooks. It was a favourite of ours who grew up watching reruns in the 80s and since it turns 40 this year we're giving the Horror 101 treatment to the original television production of Salem's Lot. Join us! Show Highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror... 05:00 Introducing Salem's Lot... 11:15 Ben Mears and the house... 13:35 James Mason as Straker... 15:38 Bonnie Bedelia... 17:05 Delivering Barlow... 19:25 Ralphie Glick... 22:12 Exhuming the child... 24:30 Look at me!! 25:40 Mark resists... 28:35 Mrs. Glick's Demise... 30:37 Face the Master!! 35:40 Straker kills and dies... 37:00 Killing Barlow... 40:10 Discussing 2014 version and sequel... 41:15 Scoring the film... 46:55 Conclusion! Thanks for Listening!

Horror 101 - Episode 84:  Salem's Lot (1979)

Greetings listeners!  Welcome back to the Horror 101 show.  After taking a month off we return to weigh in on the upcoming Halloween 2018 film and what its going to mean after its release.  Is it enough that Jamie Lee Curtis is coming back to play Laurie Strode and John Carpenter will be making the music?  Does it make sense that this new film will be replacing everything thats come after the original 1978 film?  Few sequels are as perfect as Halloween II (1981). It begins the moment the original film left off and it is an exceptional film which concluded an excellent story.  And with this new film threatening to remove it from the Myers canon its clear our only act of defiance is to give the Horror 101 treatment to Rick Rosenthal's Part II.  We'll be speaking to long time listener Eugene and getting his thoughts.  We'll spend some time on what we're expecting from the new movie and retrospecting on Part II.  Join us as we defend one of the greatest horror sequels ever made.Show highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...05:00  Returning for one more show (in this dungeon)08:20  Few sequels are as perfect...11:00  Opening Halloween 2 titles...12:50  Dean Cundey returns...14:30  The Sheriff's daughter... 16:30  The nurse and Loomis...19:05  Great suspense...21:00  Why won't he die?23:00  Eugene weighs in...28:30  The #Metoo Halloween31:25  Scoring Part II34:45  Conclusion...thanks for listening!

Greetings listeners! Welcome back to the Horror 101 show. After taking a month off we return to weigh in on the upcoming Halloween 2018 film and what its going to mean after its release. Is it enough that Jamie Lee Curtis is coming back to play Laurie Strode and John Carpenter will be making the music? Does it make sense that this new film will be replacing everything thats come after the original 1978 film? Few sequels are as perfect as Halloween II (1981). It begins the moment the original film left off and it is an exceptional film which concluded an excellent story. And with this new film threatening to remove it from the Myers canon its clear our only act of defiance is to give the Horror 101 treatment to Rick Rosenthal's Part II. We'll be speaking to long time listener Eugene and getting his thoughts. We'll spend some time on what we're expecting from the new movie and retrospecting on Part II. Join us as we defend one of the greatest horror sequels ever made. Show highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror... 05:00 Returning for one more show (in this dungeon) 08:20 Few sequels are as perfect... 11:00 Opening Halloween 2 titles... 12:50 Dean Cundey returns... 14:30 The Sheriff's daughter... 16:30 The nurse and Loomis... 19:05 Great suspense... 21:00 Why won't he die? 23:00 Eugene weighs in... 28:30 The #Metoo Halloween 31:25 Scoring Part II 34:45 Conclusion...thanks for listening!

Horror 101 - Episode 79: Halloween II (1981)

Welcome back to the Horror 101 podcast.  In 1992 Bernard Rose directed a film which was based on a Clive Barker Story about the potency of urban legends and how far down the rabbit hole one graduate student will go to find out the truth about the infamous Candyman.  They say if you call his name 5 times into the mirror he will come and butcher you with his hook for a hand.  A true retelling of the Bloody Mary game.  It featured good gore, excellent performances from Tony Todd and Virginia Madsen and a haunting score by Phillip Glass.  Since Jordan Peele is helping to write the next chapter in this story (coming next year) we decided to give the Horror 101 treatment to Candyman this Halloween.  Join us!Show Highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...04:50  Introducing Candyman...08:05  Clive Barker's Game Changer...11:40  "Whats blood for...?"13:20  Say his name five times...15:20  A thesis of urban legend...18:00  The telling of the tale...21:00  The Shit Bathroom...23:00  Be My Victim...28:15  "Why do you want to live?"31:30  Become immortal...33:19  Tony Todd interview and new film news...35:35  Scoring the film...42:25  Conclusion.  Thanks for listening!

Welcome back to the Horror 101 podcast. In 1992 Bernard Rose directed a film which was based on a Clive Barker Story about the potency of urban legends and how far down the rabbit hole one graduate student will go to find out the truth about the infamous Candyman. They say if you call his name 5 times into the mirror he will come and butcher you with his hook for a hand. A true retelling of the Bloody Mary game. It featured good gore, excellent performances from Tony Todd and Virginia Madsen and a haunting score by Phillip Glass. Since Jordan Peele is helping to write the next chapter in this story (coming next year) we decided to give the Horror 101 treatment to Candyman this Halloween. Join us! Show Highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror... 04:50 Introducing Candyman... 08:05 Clive Barker's Game Changer... 11:40 "Whats blood for...?" 13:20 Say his name five times... 15:20 A thesis of urban legend... 18:00 The telling of the tale... 21:00 The Shit Bathroom... 23:00 Be My Victim... 28:15 "Why do you want to live?" 31:30 Become immortal... 33:19 Tony Todd interview and new film news... 35:35 Scoring the film... 42:25 Conclusion. Thanks for listening!

 Horror 101 - Episode 92:  Candyman (1992)

You think you know the story?We're back!! (finally) and for this 42nd episode of the podcast we're giving you the Horror 101 treatment of a more recent genre title.  After receiving messages from our listeners requesting a modern film being dissected we bowed to YOUR pressure and we're pleased to serve up our tribute to Drew Goddard's Cabin in The Woods.  Admittedly, this was our most challenging edit yet.  How do you take a film that is so unorthodox and filled with dozens, if not HUNDREDS of horror references and tropes and try to present it to our listeners in the Horror 101 style?  It was NOT an easy task.  We give you a little history on the writer, Joss Whedon.  We'll follow 5 youths on a terrifying and funny adventure that not only spotlights the usual molds that a horror film adheres to but also breaks the mold all at the same time.  Its another podcast filled with soundtrack music and clips from the scenes we discuss.  Enjoy the show!  And thanks for your patience waiting for this one.  Show Highlights:  01:40  We're giving YOU what you want (was almost Babadook)... 04:20  A history of Joss Whedon... 06:05  A joke on the audience... 09:20  The Harbinger of Doom... 12:10  "They don't transgress, they can't be punished..." 14:15  The cellar (chose and perish)... 18:17  Manufacturing the persona... 20:20  When the killing starts... 21:30  There has to be at least 5... 23:25  An Army of Nightmares (The Horrorgasm) 25:00  Keep your eyes open for the references... 27:37  Scoring the film and final thoughts... 30:29  Conclusion (thanks for listening and waiting!)

You think you know the story?We're back!! (finally) and for this 42nd episode of the podcast we're giving you the Horror 101 treatment of a more recent genre title. After receiving messages from our listeners requesting a modern film being dissected we bowed to YOUR pressure and we're pleased to serve up our tribute to Drew Goddard's Cabin in The Woods. Admittedly, this was our most challenging edit yet. How do you take a film that is so unorthodox and filled with dozens, if not HUNDREDS of horror references and tropes and try to present it to our listeners in the Horror 101 style? It was NOT an easy task. We give you a little history on the writer, Joss Whedon. We'll follow 5 youths on a terrifying and funny adventure that not only spotlights the usual molds that a horror film adheres to but also breaks the mold all at the same time. Its another podcast filled with soundtrack music and clips from the scenes we discuss. Enjoy the show! And thanks for your patience waiting for this one. Show Highlights: 01:40 We're giving YOU what you want (was almost Babadook)... 04:20 A history of Joss Whedon... 06:05 A joke on the audience... 09:20 The Harbinger of Doom... 12:10 "They don't transgress, they can't be punished..." 14:15 The cellar (chose and perish)... 18:17 Manufacturing the persona... 20:20 When the killing starts... 21:30 There has to be at least 5... 23:25 An Army of Nightmares (The Horrorgasm) 25:00 Keep your eyes open for the references... 27:37 Scoring the film and final thoughts... 30:29 Conclusion (thanks for listening and waiting!)

Horror 101 - Episode 42: The Cabin in The Woods

Welcome to the 53rd episode of the Horror 101 Show.  Since Cash and The World Famous Brian Stewart turn 40 this year we figured we'd spotlight a horror film from the year they came unto this world, 1976.  What better time to show some love to Brian De Palma's Carrie, based on one of Stephen King's first novels.  Get out your pig's blood and St. Sebastian statues, we've got a great show for you.   Since the anti-bully movement is in full motion these days Carrie is more relevant now than maybe its ever been before.  Starring Sissy Spacek, William Katt, Nancy Allen, Piper Laurie, P.J. Soles and introducing John Travolta.  Carrie is the ultimate underdog story of a young misfit girl who, after being picked on all her life by her peers and an overbearing mother manifests a powerful telekinesis that is unleashed in a hellish display of lethal retribution after a vicious prank goes too far.  We will watch both the original and 2013 remake starring Chloe Grace Moretz and Julianne Moore and compare the two.  We've thrown in some music from 1976 to give that 70s vibe.  Join us for 38 minutes of senior prom hellishness. Show highlights:01:00  Prelude to terror...03:15  Nood joins us for the female perspective...04:40  The genesis of a lot of greats...08:30  Shower of blood (and 70s bush)11:10  The Power Awakens...13:31  Spoiler Alert!! (Mega Exposition)15:20  The Ventriloquist Blowjob...18:00  "I'm going Mama..."  (the prank setup)20:00  "Now....you all die!"23:45  "We'll pray....for the last time..."25:50  Redemption of the damned...27:00  Shout out to _______!!28:20  2013 remake begins...33:15  Scoring the 1976 film (with Europe)36:28  "Ok....the shows over" (Conclusion and thanks for listening)

Welcome to the 53rd episode of the Horror 101 Show. Since Cash and The World Famous Brian Stewart turn 40 this year we figured we'd spotlight a horror film from the year they came unto this world, 1976. What better time to show some love to Brian De Palma's Carrie, based on one of Stephen King's first novels. Get out your pig's blood and St. Sebastian statues, we've got a great show for you. Since the anti-bully movement is in full motion these days Carrie is more relevant now than maybe its ever been before. Starring Sissy Spacek, William Katt, Nancy Allen, Piper Laurie, P.J. Soles and introducing John Travolta. Carrie is the ultimate underdog story of a young misfit girl who, after being picked on all her life by her peers and an overbearing mother manifests a powerful telekinesis that is unleashed in a hellish display of lethal retribution after a vicious prank goes too far. We will watch both the original and 2013 remake starring Chloe Grace Moretz and Julianne Moore and compare the two. We've thrown in some music from 1976 to give that 70s vibe. Join us for 38 minutes of senior prom hellishness. Show highlights: 01:00 Prelude to terror... 03:15 Nood joins us for the female perspective... 04:40 The genesis of a lot of greats... 08:30 Shower of blood (and 70s bush) 11:10 The Power Awakens... 13:31 Spoiler Alert!! (Mega Exposition) 15:20 The Ventriloquist Blowjob... 18:00 "I'm going Mama..." (the prank setup) 20:00 "Now....you all die!" 23:45 "We'll pray....for the last time..." 25:50 Redemption of the damned... 27:00 Shout out to _______!! 28:20 2013 remake begins... 33:15 Scoring the 1976 film (with Europe) 36:28 "Ok....the shows over" (Conclusion and thanks for listening)

Horror 101 - Episode 53:  Carrie (1976)

For episode 76 the crew each selected a title they wanted to cover and we put it to a vote for our Patrons.  Their choice? David Cronenberg's Videodrome, starring James Woods and Deborah Harry.  This is our third time focusing on Cronenberg's work at the Horror 101 Podcast.  Videodrome is a dark and eccentric look at the effects of media on the psyche.  When UHF channel 83 station owner Max Renn stumbles upon an ultra-violent pirated satellite video feed he begins a campaign to acquire it for his station.  The further he chases down the source, the more his world turns upside down.  Join us as we dissect this Canadian horror filled with the bizarre body horror effects Cronenberg is known for, brilliantly displayed by Rick Baker.  Show Highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...03:54  The Patron Vote...07:38  Margot Kidder RIP...11:53  Max Renn (Channel 83)...14:20  Late night programming...16:20  Intercepting Videodrome...18:30  Snuff TV...21:20  Nikki Brand (Debbie Harry)22:45  Oblivion...24:15  The Organic FX...28:30  Meat tapes and Bellyginas...30:42  Cancer Gun!  Long Live the New Flesh!33:00  A word from Cronenberg...35:30  Scoring the film...39:45  Concluding Announcements and thanks for listening!

For episode 76 the crew each selected a title they wanted to cover and we put it to a vote for our Patrons. Their choice? David Cronenberg's Videodrome, starring James Woods and Deborah Harry. This is our third time focusing on Cronenberg's work at the Horror 101 Podcast. Videodrome is a dark and eccentric look at the effects of media on the psyche. When UHF channel 83 station owner Max Renn stumbles upon an ultra-violent pirated satellite video feed he begins a campaign to acquire it for his station. The further he chases down the source, the more his world turns upside down. Join us as we dissect this Canadian horror filled with the bizarre body horror effects Cronenberg is known for, brilliantly displayed by Rick Baker. Show Highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror... 03:54 The Patron Vote... 07:38 Margot Kidder RIP... 11:53 Max Renn (Channel 83)... 14:20 Late night programming... 16:20 Intercepting Videodrome... 18:30 Snuff TV... 21:20 Nikki Brand (Debbie Harry) 22:45 Oblivion... 24:15 The Organic FX... 28:30 Meat tapes and Bellyginas... 30:42 Cancer Gun! Long Live the New Flesh! 33:00 A word from Cronenberg... 35:30 Scoring the film... 39:45 Concluding Announcements and thanks for listening!

Horror 101 - Episode 76: Videodrome

Greetings Horror Fans!  We hope you're prepared to get sticky and sleazy cause that's where the Horror 101 train is headed this time around.   For episode 78 we're focusing on one of the most notorious Video Nasty slasher films in the genre.  This film was once famous for causing a UK video distributor to go directly to jail (and not pass Go!) for failing to cut certain scenes from the film for its British VHS release.  At the height of the Video Nasty purge copies of this movie went for over $100 bucks a pop.  The director scandalously accredited the gore effects to maestro Tom Savini, exploiting his name for ticket sales.  We'll discuss how this came to be and introduce you to the real effects artists responsible for the shamelessly excessive violence this movie has to offer.  Join us as we jump right into the sleaze of Romano Scavolini's Nightmare.Show highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...06:15  The history of this video nasty...10:16  The Gore Hook...11:55  Tatum reformed?13:30  Relapse...15:28  The Tempers...19:53  Child Endangerment...22:25  The Final Attack...25:25  The S&amp;M Axe Job...27:50  The Savini Scandal...32:00  Scoring the film...36:30  Conclusion!  Thanks for listening!

Greetings Horror Fans! We hope you're prepared to get sticky and sleazy cause that's where the Horror 101 train is headed this time around. For episode 78 we're focusing on one of the most notorious Video Nasty slasher films in the genre. This film was once famous for causing a UK video distributor to go directly to jail (and not pass Go!) for failing to cut certain scenes from the film for its British VHS release. At the height of the Video Nasty purge copies of this movie went for over $100 bucks a pop. The director scandalously accredited the gore effects to maestro Tom Savini, exploiting his name for ticket sales. We'll discuss how this came to be and introduce you to the real effects artists responsible for the shamelessly excessive violence this movie has to offer. Join us as we jump right into the sleaze of Romano Scavolini's Nightmare. Show highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror... 06:15 The history of this video nasty... 10:16 The Gore Hook... 11:55 Tatum reformed? 13:30 Relapse... 15:28 The Tempers... 19:53 Child Endangerment... 22:25 The Final Attack... 25:25 The S&amp;M Axe Job... 27:50 The Savini Scandal... 32:00 Scoring the film... 36:30 Conclusion! Thanks for listening!

Horror 101 - Episode 78: Nightmare (1981)

Welcome back Horror fans!  The Horror 101 crew decided to let Nood pick the movie she wanted to feature as part of her 50th birthday gift.  To our amazement she chose one of the best Stephen King novel adaptations ever created.  Directed by Rob Reiner and written for the screen by William Goldman, this film gave Kathy Bates an Academy Award for Best Actor.  its a riveting tale of an accomplished novelist being saved from a certain death situation by his number one fan.  Imagine being at the complete mercy of a nurse who slowly unravels and looses her mind, becoming more violent and deranged day by day. Paul Sheldon used to write for a living.  Now, he's writing for his life.  Join us as we give a special birthday treatment to Misery.  Show Highlights:01:00 Prelude to Terror...04:00 The Episode of Nood...12:12 The Car Accident...14:30 I'm your Number 1 Fan...18:30 Can I read your new book?20:50 Misery's Child Trigger...24:15 Torching His Work...26:35 Finding Memory Lane...28:50 The Hobbling...32:15 Almost Rescued...36:00 The Final Standoff...42:05 Scoring the Film...48:35 Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

Welcome back Horror fans! The Horror 101 crew decided to let Nood pick the movie she wanted to feature as part of her 50th birthday gift. To our amazement she chose one of the best Stephen King novel adaptations ever created. Directed by Rob Reiner and written for the screen by William Goldman, this film gave Kathy Bates an Academy Award for Best Actor. its a riveting tale of an accomplished novelist being saved from a certain death situation by his number one fan. Imagine being at the complete mercy of a nurse who slowly unravels and looses her mind, becoming more violent and deranged day by day. Paul Sheldon used to write for a living. Now, he's writing for his life. Join us as we give a special birthday treatment to Misery. Show Highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror... 04:00 The Episode of Nood... 12:12 The Car Accident... 14:30 I'm your Number 1 Fan... 18:30 Can I read your new book? 20:50 Misery's Child Trigger... 24:15 Torching His Work... 26:35 Finding Memory Lane... 28:50 The Hobbling... 32:15 Almost Rescued... 36:00 The Final Standoff... 42:05 Scoring the Film... 48:35 Conclusion! Thanks for Listening!

 Horror 101 - Episode 91: Misery (1990)

Welcome back to another Horror 101 Podcast.  For the 88th show we're featuring Tom Holland's original killer doll film, Child's Play (1988).  Starring Chris Sarandon, Catherine Hicks, Brad Dourif and Alex Vincent.  Along with giving Child's Play the usual Horror 101 treatment we're adding a small, spoiler-light review of the new remake film which was released June 21st.  We'll mention the pros and cons of both films and how they compare.  No need for batteries with this show.  Join us!Show Highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...04:40  Nood booking our remake tickets...07:40  The Death of Charles Lee Ray...10:15  A New Toy...12:45  Maggie's Perfect Landing...15:15  "Talk to me, Dammit!!19:00  Car Attack...21:21  Voodoo Doll...24:33  Batter up!26:45  Chucky's Demise28:33  Scoring the 1988 film, franchise breakdown...35:45  2019 spoiler soft review...48:20  Conclusion and thanks for listening!

Welcome back to another Horror 101 Podcast. For the 88th show we're featuring Tom Holland's original killer doll film, Child's Play (1988). Starring Chris Sarandon, Catherine Hicks, Brad Dourif and Alex Vincent. Along with giving Child's Play the usual Horror 101 treatment we're adding a small, spoiler-light review of the new remake film which was released June 21st. We'll mention the pros and cons of both films and how they compare. No need for batteries with this show. Join us! Show Highlights: 01:00 Prelude to Terror... 04:40 Nood booking our remake tickets... 07:40 The Death of Charles Lee Ray... 10:15 A New Toy... 12:45 Maggie's Perfect Landing... 15:15 "Talk to me, Dammit!! 19:00 Car Attack... 21:21 Voodoo Doll... 24:33 Batter up! 26:45 Chucky's Demise 28:33 Scoring the 1988 film, franchise breakdown... 35:45 2019 spoiler soft review... 48:20 Conclusion and thanks for listening!

Horror 101 - Episode 88:  Child's Play, New and Old

Welcome friends!  We are back!  After some technical difficulties destroyed our last recording session The Horror 101 team is back with an ambitious show that we're calling The Conjuring of the 2.  World Famous Brian Stewart and Cult Sensation Nick MacPherson will watch James Wan's The Conjuring for the first time.  After we give The Conjuring the Horror 101 treatment we fly to the theatre to catch the sequel.  This is the first time we cover a brand new film.  We'll cover the history of the Warrens and their 60 years of paranormal research and the likes and dislikes of the new film.  Tons of great horror podcasting awaits you in this 54th Horror 101 show!Show highlights:01:00  Overture of terror...03:00  Technical difficulties...04:00  The Conjuring of the 2...06:10  The works of James Wan...08:10  Introducing The Warrens09:30  The Perron case...12:20  "There's something by the door..."13:07  Clapping Game...14:10  History of the real Warrens...18:35  The Exorcism...20:49  Scoring The Conjuring...22:57  "To the Car!!"  (grabbing The Sprinkler)23:50  Introducing The Conjuring 2...24:40  The Endfield Poltergeist...26:40  The Marilyn Manson nun...27:40  Destroying the mystery...29:35  The Crooked Man...35:34  Conclusion.  Thanks for listening!

Welcome friends! We are back! After some technical difficulties destroyed our last recording session The Horror 101 team is back with an ambitious show that we're calling The Conjuring of the 2. World Famous Brian Stewart and Cult Sensation Nick MacPherson will watch James Wan's The Conjuring for the first time. After we give The Conjuring the Horror 101 treatment we fly to the theatre to catch the sequel. This is the first time we cover a brand new film. We'll cover the history of the Warrens and their 60 years of paranormal research and the likes and dislikes of the new film. Tons of great horror podcasting awaits you in this 54th Horror 101 show! Show highlights: 01:00 Overture of terror... 03:00 Technical difficulties... 04:00 The Conjuring of the 2... 06:10 The works of James Wan... 08:10 Introducing The Warrens 09:30 The Perron case... 12:20 "There's something by the door..." 13:07 Clapping Game... 14:10 History of the real Warrens... 18:35 The Exorcism... 20:49 Scoring The Conjuring... 22:57 "To the Car!!" (grabbing The Sprinkler) 23:50 Introducing The Conjuring 2... 24:40 The Endfield Poltergeist... 26:40 The Marilyn Manson nun... 27:40 Destroying the mystery... 29:35 The Crooked Man... 35:34 Conclusion. Thanks for listening!

Horror 101 - Episode 54:  The Conjuring of the 2

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