On this episode of Corpse Club, Jonathan, Scott, and Derek get together to catch up on recently watched films, including The Blackening and Infinity Pool, and Jonathan gives his initial impressions on the just-released Aliens: Dark Descent video game.
On this episode of Daily Dead's official podcast, Jonathan James and Bryan Christopher discuss the second part of Stranger Things 4, along with Revealer, The Umbrella Academy, and Only Murders in the Building!
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Co-hosts Bryan Christopher, Scott Drebit, and Jonathan James talk Phill Tippett's stop-motion animated film Mad God, the animated film The Spine of Night, followed by two movies inspired by Jaws: Grizzly and The Car!
On this episode of Daily Dead's official podcast, Corpse Club co-hosts Bryan Christopher, Derek Anderson, and Jonathan James celebrate the beginning of fall (and the start of the spooky Halloween season) by sharing their recent horror and sci-fi movie, video game, book, and TV recommendations, including Cho Il-hyung's zombie film #Alive, the family-friendly scares of Nightbooks, Grady Hendrix's new novel The Final Girl Support Group, the action-packed video game Deathloop, the always eerie Riverdale, and much more!
]]>On this episode of Daily Dead's official podcast, Corpse Club co-hosts Tamika Jones, Bryan Christopher, Derek Anderson, and Jonathan James have an in-depth, spoiler-filled discussion about James Wan's Malignant! The co-hosts also discuss some of their other recent horror viewings and experiences, including Witchfinder General, Nightbooks, Aliens: Fireteam Elite, and Alien: The Roleplaying Game.
]]>Whether you've seen the entire Phantasm franchise more times than you can remember, or you're experiencing its nightmarish scares for the first time, join Bryan, Scott, and Peter for this insightful reflection on Phantasm IV: Oblivion... just be sure to watch out for The Tall Man and his Sentinel Spheres!
]]>Whether you've seen the entire Phantasm franchise more times than you can remember, or you're experiencing its nightmarish scares for the first time, join Bryan, Scott, and Peter for this insightful reflection on Phantasm IV: Oblivion... just be sure to watch out for The Tall Man and his Sentinel Spheres!
]]>On this episode of Daily Dead's official podcast, Corpse Club co-hosts Tamika Jones, Bryan Christopher, and Jonathan James the recent release of George A. Romero's "Lost Film" The Amusement Park. The Corpse Club also discuss their thoughts on the The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It before turning their sights to Disney+'s Loki.
]]>Like life, horror finds a way (as Dr. Ian Malcolm might say). Even in a year like 2020, there were still a bunch of new horror movies to watch and diverse filmmaking voices to be heard, giving Corpse Club co-hosts Heather Wixson, Scott Drebit, Bryan Christopher, and Derek Anderson plenty to talk about when it comes to their favorite horror films of 2020. From Scare Me and Sea Fever to Host and The Invisible Man, listen as the co-hosts discuss the horror films that enthralled, enlightened, and entertained them in a truly unforgettable year.
]]>Like life, horror finds a way (as Dr. Ian Malcolm might say). Even in a year like 2020, there were still a bunch of new horror movies to watch and diverse filmmaking voices to be heard, giving Corpse Club co-hosts Heather Wixson, Scott Drebit, Bryan Christopher, and Derek Anderson plenty to talk about when it comes to their favorite horror films of 2020. From Scare Me and Sea Fever to Host and The Invisible Man, listen as the co-hosts discuss the horror films that enthralled, enlightened, and entertained them in a truly unforgettable year.
]]>It's time to dig into the mailbag once again on this episode of Daily Dead's official podcast! Listen as co-hosts Scott Drebit, Tamika Jones, Bryan Christopher, Derek Anderson, and Jonathan James answer questions from Corpse Club listeners about their favorite Christmas horror movies, films they'd love to see sequelized, gift recommendations for younger horror fans, and more!
]]>On this episode of Daily Dead's official podcast, Heather Wixson is joined by film historian, journalist, and author Eugenio Ercolani to discuss filmmaker William Friedkin and his 1980 movie, Cruising (starring Al Pacino and based on Gerald Walker's novel of the same name), which is the subject of a new book that Eugenio co-wrote with Marcus Stiglegger in the Devil's Advocates horror cinema literature series. An aficionado of Italian cinema, Eugenio also talks about his other recent book, Darkening the Italian Screen: Interviews with Genre and Exploitation Directors Who Debuted in the 1950s and 1960s.
]]>On this episode of Corpse Club, co-hosts Scott Drebit, Bryan Christopher, Derek Anderson, Jonathan James, and special guest Christy Leigh play a hilarious and heart-wrenching game of "make me choose between two horror movies." From treasured classics to childhood favorites, listen as we make the sometimes painful, sometimes no-brainer, and always entertaining decisions between two horror films, forcing ourselves to pick the movies we can't live without while (hypothetically) letting go of others forever.
So, whether you want to play along at home or you're just glad you don't have to make these dire decisions, sit back, relax, and enjoy a special "choose between two horror movies" episode of Daily Dead's official podcast!
]]>On this episode of Corpse Club, co-hosts Scott Drebit, Bryan Christopher, Derek Anderson, Jonathan James, and special guest Christy Leigh play a hilarious and heart-wrenching game of "make me choose between two horror movies." From treasured classics to childhood favorites, listen as we make the sometimes painful, sometimes no-brainer, and always entertaining decisions between two horror films, forcing ourselves to pick the movies we can't live without while (hypothetically) letting go of others forever.
So, whether you want to play along at home or you're just glad you don't have to make these dire decisions, sit back, relax, and enjoy a special "choose between two horror movies" episode of Daily Dead's official podcast!
]]>Listen as co-hosts Heather Wixson, Bryan Christopher, and special guest Monte Yazzie (Daily Dead contributor and Festival Director of The International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival) dive into the Oscar-nominated adaptation of Sidney Aaron's (aka Paddy Chayefsky) novel of the same name, from its amazing makeup effects and indelible depictions of mind-altering experiments to Russell's creative direction and the memorable performances by a talented cast featuring William Hurt, Blair Brown, Bob Balaban, Charles Haid, Thaao Penghlis, and Drew Barrymore.
So, whether you've seen Altered States enough times to alter your own brain since its initial release four decades ago, or you've never seen the mind-bending film, join us in celebrating the 40th anniversary of Altered States on this special Class of 1980 episode of Corpse Club!
]]>Listen as co-hosts Heather Wixson, Bryan Christopher, and special guest Monte Yazzie (Daily Dead contributor and Festival Director of The International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival) dive into the Oscar-nominated adaptation of Sidney Aaron's (aka Paddy Chayefsky) novel of the same name, from its amazing makeup effects and indelible depictions of mind-altering experiments to Russell's creative direction and the memorable performances by a talented cast featuring William Hurt, Blair Brown, Bob Balaban, Charles Haid, Thaao Penghlis, and Drew Barrymore.
So, whether you've seen Altered States enough times to alter your own brain since its initial release four decades ago, or you've never seen the mind-bending film, join us in celebrating the 40th anniversary of Altered States on this special Class of 1980 episode of Corpse Club!
]]>The co-hosts also share their cherished memories of meeting Gordon in person and over the phone, and they discuss some of his more unsung movies, including Dolls, Robot Jox, Fortress, King of the Ants, and Stuck—an eclectic set of films that are wildly different yet share the common thread of Gordon's passion for cinema and pure delight in telling a compelling story.
Whether it's his unique approach to adapting H.P. Lovecraft, his wide range of screenwriting credits (including a story credit for Honey, I Shrunk the Kids), or his ability to bring out great performances from his talented cast members, Stuart Gordon will be remembered fondly for his contributions to horror on both the stage and the screen. So, whether you've been a Stuart Gordon fan since you saw the living dead run amok when Re-Animator was first released in theaters, or you're completely new to his diverse body of work, join us on our 150th episode as we honor a Master of Horror whose memory—and impact on the genre—lives on to thrill, chill, and inspire us all.
]]>The co-hosts also share their cherished memories of meeting Gordon in person and over the phone, and they discuss some of his more unsung movies, including Dolls, Robot Jox, Fortress, King of the Ants, and Stuck—an eclectic set of films that are wildly different yet share the common thread of Gordon's passion for cinema and pure delight in telling a compelling story.
Whether it's his unique approach to adapting H.P. Lovecraft, his wide range of screenwriting credits (including a story credit for Honey, I Shrunk the Kids), or his ability to bring out great performances from his talented cast members, Stuart Gordon will be remembered fondly for his contributions to horror on both the stage and the screen. So, whether you've been a Stuart Gordon fan since you saw the living dead run amok when Re-Animator was first released in theaters, or you're completely new to his diverse body of work, join us on our 150th episode as we honor a Master of Horror whose memory—and impact on the genre—lives on to thrill, chill, and inspire us all.
]]>The Corpse Club co-hosts also talk about André Øvredal's new Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark film (co-written and produced by Guillermo del Toro), from its late '60s setting and fleshed-out characters to its creepy monsters brought to life through a potent blend of practical effects, CGI, and scary good performance artists. With another autumn lurking right around the corner, the trio also talk about early Halloween preparations, including their latest finds at Spirit Halloween (for those lucky enough to have one already open nearby) and the haunted houses, immersive experiences, and escape rooms they're looking forward to checking out this fall. So, whether Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is responsible for countless hours of lost sleep in your life, or you're completely new to the world of the Pale Lady, Harold the Scarecrow, and "The Red Spot" of squirming spiders, sit back, relax, and enjoy a new episode of Daily Dead's podcast... just make sure you don't hear someone calling out for their missing toe!
]]>The Corpse Club co-hosts also talk about André Øvredal's new Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark film (co-written and produced by Guillermo del Toro), from its late '60s setting and fleshed-out characters to its creepy monsters brought to life through a potent blend of practical effects, CGI, and scary good performance artists. With another autumn lurking right around the corner, the trio also talk about early Halloween preparations, including their latest finds at Spirit Halloween (for those lucky enough to have one already open nearby) and the haunted houses, immersive experiences, and escape rooms they're looking forward to checking out this fall. So, whether Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is responsible for countless hours of lost sleep in your life, or you're completely new to the world of the Pale Lady, Harold the Scarecrow, and "The Red Spot" of squirming spiders, sit back, relax, and enjoy a new episode of Daily Dead's podcast... just make sure you don't hear someone calling out for their missing toe!
]]>In addition to talking about favorites from their formative years, the Corpse Club celebrate the modern heyday of horror TV with discussions on more recent series like Masters of Horror, Penny Dreadful, and The Walking Dead, and they also find horror among the humor by reflecting on some of their favorite scary moments in comedic sitcoms. So lean back in your favorite recliner, make sure the remote is within reaching distance, and listen to the new episode of Corpse Club... just make sure you don't sit too close to the TV screen—it's bad for your eyes, you know...
]]>In addition to talking about favorites from their formative years, the Corpse Club celebrate the modern heyday of horror TV with discussions on more recent series like Masters of Horror, Penny Dreadful, and The Walking Dead, and they also find horror among the humor by reflecting on some of their favorite scary moments in comedic sitcoms. So lean back in your favorite recliner, make sure the remote is within reaching distance, and listen to the new episode of Corpse Club... just make sure you don't sit too close to the TV screen—it's bad for your eyes, you know...
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