Stop! Horror Time!
A couple of gays talk the horror movie of the month, real life crime/events, plus if it's worthy of being an honorary gay film. And yes, the episode titles are puns. We know what we're doing (we hope).
Episodes
#109 - "Pay Your Muse"
It's been a hot minute, but we have returned from our mini hiatus to discuss 2008's TWILIGHT, directed by Catherine Hardwick and written by Melissa Rosenberg. Plus, the most insane connected timeline that involves this movie, NYC and My Chemical Romance, and movies we loved that we saw while we were away. You may also hear Salem, Elle's cat, commenting his opinion on the films every no
#108 - "One Sick Muffy"
A month missed but we're still here! And this month we're doing a "holiday" film that doesn't get much rep in the horror genre: 1986's APRIL FOOL'S DAY, directed by Fred Walton and written by Danilo Bach (who wrote the screenplay for BEVERLY HILLS COP, which is an interesting jump genre-wise). We also talk about April Fool's origins (or as close as we can get to t
#107 - "You've Got a Friend in Pete"
A long hiatus is finally over! To break this winter streak, we're reviewing 2025's THE LONG WALK, directed by Francis Lawrence and written by JT Mollner. Plus, some walks you don't want to take unless you are a thrill seeker, and a few movies we've been watching while real life got busy for both of us.You can follow the podcast and hosts on Twitter at @dykemadden and @ellemdesigns,
#106 - "A Good Man is Hard to Blind"
We are back! After 2 months off, we are online again and ready to review 1967's WAIT UNTIL DARK, written and directed by Terence Young. Plus, a real life brawl between a blind man and an intruder, all the movies we've been watching, and Alan Arkin subjecting himself to the worst job in the world: being mean to Audrey Hepburn.You can follow the podcast and hosts on Twitter at @dykemadden an
#105 - "Long-Worm Effects"
It's the middle of the year (already!) and since it's a little late to celebrate the 4th of July, we're going to review 2006's SLITHER, written and directed by James Gunn (in his debut!). There's also some invasive worm species in the United States, and Kate begins their journey into SMALLVILLE while Elle keeps themselves sane with cinema watching.You can follow the podcast and
#104 - "Livin' La Leah Loca"
Happy Pride month to everyone! To celebrate this wonderful time of the year, we're talking about 2022's ATTACHMENT, written and directed by Gabriel Bier Gislason. There's a (false) dybbuk in a box, horror should explore more religious folklore of all kinds, and we wish you all a safe and lovely rest of Pride ❤️You can follow the podcast and hosts on Twitter/Bluesky at @HorrorTimePod and at @dykema
#103 - "The Penultimate Cheryl"
It's May, so it's time for a new episode! This month we cover 1981's BUTCHER, BAKER, NIGHTMARE MAKER (or NIGHT WARNING during a re-release), directed by William Asher and written by Steve Breimer. In addition, we have short stories of women who dated actual Momma's Boys, and Kate gets ready for the final "Mission Impossible" chapter while Elle tries to get out of being a
#102 - "Joan the Club"
Happy end of hiatus everyone! We're back covering 1953's HOUSE OF WAX, directed by André de Toth and written by Crane Wilbur and Charles Belden. Plus, the real Chamber of Horrors in London's Madame Tussuads' Wax Museum, a horror filled wind down, and the shows we've been binging these last few weeks.We also dedicate this episode to Val Kilmer (who we will miss very much), and L
#101 - "New York Winnie"
It's the final month of 2024, so to finish the year, we're reviewing 2023's IT'S A WONDERFUL KNIFE, directed by Tyle MacIntyre and written by Michael Kennedy. Plus, special guest Ney from Attack of the Queerwolf! joins us, the domino effect in the real world, and new things coming up from all of us for the most wonderful time of the year!
You can follow the podcast on Twitter/Bluesky at @HorrorTim
#100 - "Keep Your Twin Up"
It's nearing the end of the year but we're just in time to celebrate our 100th episode!! For this turkey day we're reviewing 1987's BLOOD RAGE (or SLASHER or NIGHTMARE AT SHADOW WOODS, whichever title you like best), directed by John Grissmer and writted by Bruce Rubin. Plus, what psychiatric wards are really like, Louise Lasser is the gem of the film, and a SAW and Christmas filled wind down as w
#99 - "Gone With the Windsor"
Happy Halloween everyone!! This month we're reviewing (more like ripping apart) 2022's SPIRIT HALLOWEEN: THE MOVIE, directed by David Poag and written by Billie Bates. Plus, Spirit Halloween employees who had their own haunting experience, someone please write better made for preteen movies, and getting ready for the 100th episode of the show!!
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#098 - "Car from the Madding Crowd"
Happy September everyone! We're covering 2023'S THE PASSENGER, directed by Carter Smith and written by Jack Stanley. Plus, the 1988 Sunnyvale shooting that was a hostage situation for hours, the vibes of this film that cannot be described, and our wind down full of old and new horror films!
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTimePod and the hosts at @dykemadden and @ellemdesig
#097 - "Mama Said Rock You Out"
Happy end of summer everyone! This month we're covering 2024's IMMACULATE directed by Michael Mohan and written by Andrew Lobel. Plus, why we're seeing more pregnant nuns in movies nowadays, new watches/re-watches in our wind down, and double feature with THE FIRST OMEN? It's more likely than you think.
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTimePod and the hosts at @dykem
#096 - "Of Ice and Men"
Happy Pride month everyone! We're covering 2017's THELMA, written and directed by Joachim Trier and co-written by Eskil Vogt. Plus, what exactly are non-epileptic seizures, finally a good gay film, and what we've been watching since our last episode.
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#095 - "New Kids on the Shock"
Happy May everyone! We're covering 2024's LISA FRANKENSTEIN, directed by Zelda Williams in her directorial debut, and written by Diablo Cody. Plus, what we've been up to since March, Kate gets a new tattoo, and diversity win! This undead Victorian guy about to kill you is trans!
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTimePod and the hosts at @dykemadden and @ellemdesigns! If y
#094 - "Pool Me Once, Shame on You"
Happy almost Spring everyone! This week we cover 1955's LES DIABOLIQUES, written and directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot, based on the book SHE WHO WAS NO MORE by Boileau-Narcejac. Also, a woman who claims her husband faked his death to be with his mistress, and a quick wind down featuring some X-Men and upcoming horror films.
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#093 - "Here's the Mow-down"
It's (post) Valentine's Day, so we thought of bringing in a little romance with 1990's FRANKENHOOKER, written and directed by Frank Henenlotter, co-written by Robert Martin. Plus, a man who kept a woman he was obsessed with by his side (but not while she was alive), a few films we've been seeing, and Elle's last birthday in their 20s has finally arrived.
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#092 - "Pie Hard With a Vengeance"
Welcome to 2024 everyone! To kick off the year, we're reviewing a pro-shot of a little theatre production from 1982's SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET. Plus, Kate visits the Big Apple for some musicals and plays, the origins of the famous tale, and Elle watches a lot more movies than reads.
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTimePod and the hosts at @dykemadden
#091 - "Pushing Up Maisies"
It's the final month of the year, so naturally we're holiday watching with 2023's THE SACRIFICE GAME, written and directed by Jenn Wexler. Plus, a nun who was killed to protect a secret, Elle has Godzilla on the brain, and Kate prepares to travel to NYC to see "Days of Wine & Roses" (and maybe even see Sweeney for our next episode? Keep an eye on this space!)
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#090 - "An Apple a Day Keeps the Carver Away"
A double episode for November?! And just in time to remember this past holiday too! Today we're covering 2023's THANKSGIVING, written and directed by Eli Roth, co-written with Jeff Rendell. Also in this episode: the past of Black Fridays and their unfortunate results, a good new Final Girl joins the group, and Kate watches Christmas movies while Elle survives the holiday season once more i
#089 - "Vial M for Murder"
Happy day after Halloween yall! We're covering 2008's REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA, directed by Darren Lynn Bousman and written by Darren Smith and Terrance Zdunich. Plus, the 90s origins of the film, Elle wanting to bring it back to the (small) stage, and what we've been up to since we've been gone.
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#088 - "Here's to Looking at You, Aphid"
Happy last month of summer everyone! We're covering 2006's BUG, directed by the late yet truly missed William Friedkin and written by Tracy Letts, the author of the play of the same name. Plus, bed bug paranoia is real, Elle finishes their AFI Top 100 Films list (finally!), and Kate curses HBO for canceling Perry Mason but gets a day off from school because of the heat (that's climate
#087 - "Back to the Drawing Sword"
Happy Pride month everyone! This episode we're reviewing GOOD MANNERS, directed and written by Juliana Rojas and Marco Dutra. Plus, where we thing the origins of werewolves began, Elle sees Sweeney while Kate revisits Gotham, and what we've been up to since our last show (sorry again for missing another month, you know how adult life is).
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTim
#86 - "It's Not Easy To Be a Chandelier"
Hey everyone! We're back, and we're covering 2004's THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, written and directed by the legendary Joel Schumacher. If you haven't been living under a rock, then you know that sadly, the curtain has fallen on Broadway's production of PHANTOM after an incredible 35+ year run. We talk about the show closing, what this musical means to us, Kate writing an essay on
#085 - "Meat & Greet"
Happy Valentine's Day everyone! (or post-Valentine's Day anyways) We're reviewing 2022's FRESH, directed by Mimi Cave and written by Lauryn Kahn. Plus, a real life human meat seller from the 1990s, the Sundance audience being lucky as fuck, and a wind down featuring a few movies that might be popping up in future episodes for sure!
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTimePod and the ho
#084 - "Jenny Dreadful"
It's a new year, so that means it's time for a new episode! This week we cover 1981's GHOSTKEEPER, written and directed by Jack Makichuk. Plus, this movie vs THE SHINING, our apologies for no Christmas episode, and what we did to finish off the year that was 2022.
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#083 - "This Justine Kills Fascists"
It's November, so that means it's time for a new episode! This week we cover 2014's KRISTY, directed by Oliver Blackburn and written by Anthony Jawinski. Plus, murder on the campus of a Texas university, this movie being perfect for a P2 double feature, and some stuff we've been up to since Halloween.
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#082 - "Stick in the Blood"
Happy spooky month everyone! This week we're covering 1987's THE LOST BOYS, directed by Joel Schumacher and written by Jeffrey Boam, Janice Fischer and James Jeremias. Also, a 35 years later reunion with most of the cast (RIP Schumacher and Haim), a ham-fisted romance can't stop the homoeroticism of the film, and a quick catch up before it's time to go trick or treating!
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#081 - "Panic! At the Window"
Happy September everyone! This week we're talking about 2022's WATCHER, written and directed by Chloe Okuno. Plus, a real life happy ending for a woman who stopped her stalker, Kate absolutely loving this film (and both of us relating to it far too well, as we believe most women will), and a big catch-up on what we've been up to since July!
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#080 - "Crab to the Bone"
Happy July everyone!! We're covering 1997's I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER, directed by Jim Gillespie and written by Kevin Williamson. Plus, why Sarah Michelle Geller's character should've been the Final Girl, the book origins of the movie with a true crime involved, and lots of stuff going on in the lives of Kate and Elle!
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#079 - "Mum's the Bird"
Happy Pride month, everyone!! In this episode, we're reviewing 1974's PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE, written and directed by Brian De Palma. Plus, the influence this movie has had on a few famous musicians (and the TONTO instrument essential to many popular 70s songs), our love for Beef, and our agreement that this movie should absolutely be made into a stage adaption (key question: who gets to play Bee
#078 - "Ghost Writer"
Happy May everyone! Today we're discussing 1935's THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN, directed by James Whale and written by William Hurlburt. Plus, behind the scenes of BRIDE, the iconic look of the Bride lasting over 80s years, and why this film resonates with the gays more than ever before.
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#077 - "Dead & Breakfast"
Happy April everyone! This month we're covering 2021's WEREWOLVES WITHIN, directed by Josh Ruben and written by Mishna Wolf. Plus, a real life murder at a bed and breakfast, Kate and Elle are in gay pirate hell, and why we really like this movie for this episode.
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#076 - "It's a Wonderful Knife"
We are back everyone! It's March but we have our first episode for the year of 2022! This time we're reviewing 1976's ALICE, SWEET ALICE, directed by Alfred Sole and written by Rosemary Ritvo and Alfred Sole. Plus, a true crime inside a church, catching up on over two months of what we've been doing, and a high encouragement to watch THE BATMAN, TURNING RED, and CYRANO from your hosts.
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#075 - "Cat Me If You Can"
It's the final episode of 2021 and what better way to celebrate that reviewing 2016's BETTER WATCH OUT, directed by Chris Peckover and written by Zack Kahn. There's also a real life Kevin McCallister, Elle thinking about how they could send this kid to prison way too much, and our last wind down before we head into the new year.
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#074 - "The Turkey Bird Gets the Worm"
It's no longer spooky, but not yet time for the snow, so we're celebrating this November by covering 2009's THANKSKILLING, written and directed by Jordan Downey. Plus, real turkey attacks that will make you feel less guilty for eating one, and why this is a film you should definitely watch with friends (and maybe even have a drinking game with).
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#073 - "How to Grave a Life"
Welcome to spooky season everyone! Today we're watching 1985's THE MIDNIGHT HOUR, directed by Jack Bender and written by William Bleich. Plus, famous descendants of those on both sides of the Salem Witch Trials, everyone in this movie is absolutely bi, and a wonderful kick off of films (both good and bad) for the end of the month.
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#072 - "A Drop in the Puppet"
Happy September everyone! We’re reviewing 1978’s MAGIC, directed Richard Attenborough and written by William Goldman. Plus, creepy ventriloquist dolls, Anthony Hopkins in beast mode, and the good new horror films that have finally premiered!
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTimePod and the hosts at @dykemadden and @ellemdesigns! We also are on Facebook at facebook.com/stophorrortime
#071 - "Chitty Chitty Fang Fang"
Happy August everyone! We’re talking 1987’s NEAR DARK, written and directed by Kathryn Bigelow, and co-written by Eric Red. Plus, famous bars you can visit that had serial killers for customers, this film giving us both Bill Paxton gender envy, and a movie-filled wind down featuring UNDER THE SHADOW, THE GREEN KNIGHT, and JUNGLE CRUISE.
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#070 - "Science is Golden"
It's July so it's time for a new episode! We have special guest Crystal here to cover 1998's SPHERE, directed by Barry Levinson and written by Kurt Wimmer, Stephen Hauser, and Paul Attanasio. Plus, the creepiest things found underwater, this film being better or worse than us all, and we saw Goody Hoffman with the Sphere!
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#069 - "Witch Way the Wind Blows"
We have special guest Joe Lipsett from "Horror Queers" visiting us for our 69th (nice) Pride month episode! We cover 2006's THE COVENANT, directed by Renny Harlen and written by J.S. Cardone. Plus, a couple men who were accused of witchcraft, and our love for Sebastian Stan, the man who can draw the entire LGBT spectrum to him like a moth to a flame.
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#068 - "Let's Get the Doll Rolling"
It’s May, which means it’s time for another episode of Horror Time! We’re reviewing 1998’s BRIDE OF CHUCKY, directed by Ronny Yu and written by Don Mancini. We also talk an infamous couple that committed crimes together, our love for Jennifer Tilly, and our upcoming episode that’s just in time for Pride month!
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#067 - "The Teacher from the Black Lagoon"
Welcome back to school with 1998's THE FACULTY, directed by Robert Rodriguez and written by Kevin Williamson. Plus, stories of the worst teachers some people have ever had, and Kate goes back to 2014 with THE FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER while Elle experiences joy with MY NEIGHBORS THE YAMADAS.
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#066 - "Throwing in the Owl"
It's springtime! Which means we're putting on the spring play by covering 1987's STAGEFRIGHT: AQUARIUS, directed by Michele Soavi and written by George Eastman. Plus, musicals based around true crime events, us begging everyone to watch this movie as soon as possible, another wind-down with lots of movies (it's still the pandemic, and we have lots of free time) and life updates!
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#065 - "Careless Sister"
Hello everyone! This month we're reviewing 2009's ORPHAN, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra and written by David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick. Plus, two women who also were not who they seemed, our love for Isabelle Furhman in this film, Kate almost finishes THE ODD COUPLE, and Elle begins a reread of an old childhood favorite as weather still storms away. If you're in the South, stay warm and safe, we'
#064 - "Keep a Cliff Upper Lip"
Happy New Year everyone! We kick off the beginning of 2021 by covering 1944's THE UNINVITED, directed by Lewis Allen and written by Dodie Smith and Frank Partos, based on the novel Uneasy Freehold by Dorothy Macardle. Plus, the Newton house in Carmarthenshire, UK that reportedly chokes visitors on the grand staircase, and a very film filled wind down since our last episode. We are also transitioni
#063 - "A Fate Worse Than Dress"
Happy Holidays everyone! This week we cover 2019's remake of BLACK CHRISTMAS, written and directed by Sophia Takal, and co-written by April Wolfe. Plus, a serial killer who targeted dorms before Bundy, why this version of the film is actually better than people are saying, and a wind down featuring Kate watching Christmas movies and Elle binging UNSOLVED MYSTERIES on Netflix and Amazon Prime.
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#062 - "Ain’t Snow Rest for the Wicked"
A happy last month of 2020 everyone! We’re covering 2019’s THE LODGE, written and directed by Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala with Sergio Casci as the original creator of the screenplay. Plus, Heaven’s Gate is tied into the film, what we hated/loved about the movie, and Elle liked JU-ON: THE GRUDGE but not THE FARM while Kate reads about homosexuality in horror (that you should read as well).
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#061 - "Close But No Guitar"
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! This week we're covering 1981's HOME SWEET HOME, directed by Nettie Peña and written by Thomas Bush. Plus, a Thanksgiving family murder, Elle and Kate being relentless on this film, and how Dave Bautista could be our new murder guy for the remake that should happen (and yes, still directed by a woman).
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#060 - "The Mask of Amontillado"
It's the last week of spooky month, so we're here to cover 1982's HALLOWEEN III: SEASON OF THE WITCH, written and directed by Tommy Lee Wallace. Plus, work places that have microchips in their employees [insert KILL BILL sirens], the alternative tagline for the film ('Fuck them kids'), and why we tell you to give the movie a watch if you've never seen it (just so you can form your own opinion).
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#059 - "A Diamond in the Bus"
Another spooky week for the episode! We're covering 2007's TRICK 'R TREAT, written and directed by Mike Dougherty. Plus, Halloween legends for why we put out jack-o-lanterns, Kate loving the film after third times a charm, and a film-filled wind down in case you needed something new to watch this weekend!
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTimePod and the hosts at @dykemadden and @ell
#058 - "Eastbound & Clown"
Happy October 1st! We’re covering 2015’s HELL HOUSE LLC, written and directed by Stephen Cognetti. Plus, true crimes that happened in haunted houses (the ones at amusement parks that is), what we love about this found footage film, and a wind down featuring a new tattoo and COBRA KAI on Netflix!
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTimePod and the hosts at @dykemadden and @ellemdesigns!
#057 - "Accidents Will Cabin"
Happy Spooky Season everyone! We are covering 1987's EVIL DEAD II, directed by Sam Raimi and written by Scott Spiegel. Plus, EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL gets a shoutout, behind the scenes of how EVIL DEAD II came to be, and Kate watches NORTH AND SOUTH to recover from being sick while Elle tacks on another reason to not have kids with THE OMEN. Also congrats to Michael Kennedy on the release of his mov
#056 - "Ne'er Do Spell"
Happy Spooky Season everyone! We are covering 2016's THE LOVE WITCH, written and directed by Anna Biller. We also talk about a few black widows (women who killed their husband/boyfriends), including a play Kate knows, Elle watches the OG DAWN OF THE DEAD (rip the realest George Romero), and you can start a free 30 day trial on Shudder courtesy of Elle's work! Simply type in FPNYC at shudder.com to
#055 - "To Catch An Editor"
It's good to be home for this film! We're reviewing 1997's OFFICE KILLER, directed by Cindy Sherman and written by Tom Kalin, Elise MacAdam, Cindy Sherman, with additional dialog by Todd Haynes. Plus real life people who killed their coworkers, apologies for such a short episode, and stream HOT ROD and LAKE MUNGO this weekend!
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#054 - "The Bane of My Wife"
We gave you homework so we hope it’s completed in time for this episode! We’re reviewing 1982’s DEATHTRAP, directed by Sidney Lamet and written by Jay Presson Allen, based on the play by Ira Levin. Plus, crime authors who were a little to close to their subject in real life, why you should go in knowing nothing about the film, and how Kate will revive the play to make it the gayest version yet (st
#053 - "50 First Bates"
We have another classic to cover this week, and it’s 1960’s PSYCHO, directed by Alfred Hitchcock and written Joseph Stefano, based on the novel by Robert Bloch. We also talk the famous serial killer Ed Gein, Anthony Perkins being not straight (in real life), and a film-filled wind down, with some big news from Elle!
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#052 - "Fake It Up"
Welcome back everyone! We’re reviewing 2014’s THE GUEST, directed by Adam Wingard and written by Simon Barrett (who also did YOU’RE NEXT, which we reviewed back in our early days). Plus, a boy who came back an impostor, Elle being extremely bisexual, and Kate’s love for this film that should encourage everyone to get on Netflix and watch this film! Also @ Dan Stevens, hit us up.
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#051 - "Flesh And Club"
Welcome back to another episode! This week’s film is 2019’s MIDNIGHT KISS, directed Carter Smith and written by Erligur Thoroddsen. We also talk about how extremely gay this film is, a family that was found in the desert of California 3 years after disappearing, and how everyone on IMDB is wrong if they rated this movie less than 7 stars because it’s a “generic slasher”.
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#050 - "Bite of the Living Dead"
Happy 50th episode everyone!! We are doing a double feature for this celebration: 1985's FRIGHT NIGHT, written and directed by Tom Holland, vs the 2011 FRIGHT NIGHT remake, directed by Craig Gillespie and written by Marti Noxon. We talk about what we love (or dislike) about each film, the legendary club sweater, how gay these films may actually be, and a film filled wind down (all Letterboxd
#049 - "Cave Encounters of the Fourth Kind"
Time to go back to the mid 2000s with 2005’s THE DESCENT, written and directed by Neil Marshall. We also talk about some horror stories that happened to those who were exploring caves (both above and underwater), Kate’s love for the cave crawler designs, a wind down featuring Elle forcing their parents to watch PARASITE, Kate rewatching the entire MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE series, and a distaste for TER
#048 - "Friday Night Pipes"
Welcome back! We're covering 1992's GHOSTWATCH, directed by Lesley Manning and written by Stephen Volk. We also cover the controversy that surrounded the film after its release on the BBC, our absolute love for this movie, and you all should go read the '31/10' sequel by Stephen Volk!
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Bonus Episode - "Putting Money in the Sidney"
Our first bonus episode! This episode features special guest Sundance Sydney, and we're covering 1957's SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS, directed by Alexander Mackendrick and written by Clifford Odets and Ernest Odets.
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#047 - "Necessity is the Brother of Invention"
We are still in quarantine, but ready to review some horror! This week’s pick is the 1987 film BLOOD DINER, directed by Jackie Kong and written by Michael Sonye. Plus, a little background on Ancient Egyptian human sacrifice, Kate being the president of the Jackie Kong fan club, and what we’ve been up to in our off time while quarantine turns over one month long, including some actual book reading
#046 - "On the Fowl"
It's the middle of April, but it's always time for horror! This week we cover another famous oldie, 1963's THE BIRDS, directed by Alfred Hitchcock and written by Evan Hunter, based on the book The Birds by Daphne du Maurier. Plus, welcome special guest Brennan from the podcast "Attack of the Queerwolf," the bird attack in Capitola of '61, and how different this film hits when you're quarantined du
#045 - "The Toy in the Striped Pajamas"
We are paying tribute to the wonderful Stuart Gordon with 1987's DOLLS, directed by Stuart Gordon and written by Ed Naha. Plus, the most famous haunted doll in the USA, a deep dive into the film's history, and a wind-down featuring a lot of feels good comedies like KUNG FU PANDA and HOPSCOTCH since we're in the end times. Stay safe everyone!
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#044 - "My Soul To Stake"
This week we're going back in time again for 1936's DRACULA'S DAUGHTER, directed by Lambert Hillyer and written by Garrett Fort. We also talk about how very lesbian this film is, including its original script and reviews, another cat interruption on Elle's side, and we are becoming a James Bond podcast now everyone, thank you! (We wish).
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#043 - "It's Better to Give Than to Believe"
An episode we've been waiting to review since the trailer dropped! We're covering 2020's THE INVISIBLE MAN, written and directed by Leigh Whannell. Plus, The Invisible Man in pop culture, how this film is the best horror one of 2020, and why the film is close to us (and women in general) personally. Elle may have on glasses like The Invisible Man during their Lasik recovery, but this version is on
#042 - "The Picture of Dorian Clay"
We get to review one of Elle’s faves this week with 2015’s CRIMSON PEAK, written and directed by Guillermo del Toro with co-writer Matthew Robbins. We also get interrupted by cats on multiple occasions, a woman who killed her husband for his money, and a wind down featuring THE POUGHKEEPSIE TAPES, THE HURT LOCKER, THE MISEDUCATION OF CAMERON POST, the og CANDYMAN, and Kate’s turn of seeing the SON
#041 - "Fog in the Throat"
Going back to the early 2000's, we're covering 2006's SILENT HILL, written and directed by Christophe Gans, with co-writers Roger Avery and Nicolas Boukhrief. Kate also yells at Elle for selecting this film for 20 minutes (all in good humor), the video game origins of the movie, and a quick run down of THE THING ABOUT HARRY and the SONIC movie!
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#040 - "Drinking Outside the Box"
We are back for another round, and this time we're covering 2019's MA, written and directed by Tate Taylor, cowritten by Scotty Landes. We also cover the infamous Gypsy Rose Blanchard case, how to tell a horror film was directed by a gay man, and a little wind down featuring a BIRDS OF PREY shoutout!
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTimePod and the hosts at @dykemadden and @ellemde
#039 - "And Many Maddie Returns"
39 episodes, can you believe it? How time flies! For this episode, we're talking 2016's HUSH, written and directed by Mike Flanagan with co-writer and star Katie Siegel. We also talk about the Deaf community and their representation in media as well as accessibility in everyday life, what we take for granted as hearing people, and a fun filled wind down featuring Elle talking about cadavers and Os
#038 - "Absence Makes the Heart Crow Fonder"
As we enter the final week of January, we talk about 2018’s KNIFE+HEART, written and directed by Yann Gonzalez, co-written with Cristiano Mangione. We also discuss a few LGBT hate crimes in France, the relationships of the LGBT characters in the movie, and we also temporarily become a PARASITE and 1917 podcast during the wind down.
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTimePod and the h
#037 - "Rabbit is What Keeps You Going"
Another week, another episode, and this time we’re covering 2016’s RAW, written and directed by Julia Ducournau. We also have Sundance Sydney back as our guest, plus pop culture of cannibals, and a perspective of cannibalism in media we talk a little about, but hope someone expands on one day. Even though Elle may never watch this film again, they still highly recommend everyone to see it if they’
#036 - "The Victorian Vera"
The boys are back in town! And this time we’re covering 1992’s DEAD ALIVE (BRAINDEAD for everyone outside the USA), written and directed by Peter Jackson, and co-written by Fran Walsh and Stephen Sinclair. We also discuss the illegal wildlife trade, the roller coaster of a ride that this film takes you on, and a catch up on everything we’ve been watching since the new year began.
You can follow th
Minisode - "The End of A Decade"
What's up everyone! This week Kate is taking over for the podcast, since Elle caught a cold & can't really speak to record, so this episode is another minisode, covering the end of the decade of horror movies that Kate loved. Featuring 20 top favorites - chosen both personally and professionally - including some we've talked about before, & some to add to your own list for the future! We'll be bac
#035 - "As I Sleigh Dying"
Welcome to the final episode of our holiday horror month! This week we cover 1980’s CHRISTMAS EVIL, written and directed by Lewis Jackson. Plus, a Christmas Eve massacre in Covina, California, this film being a thrill ride, and Kate tells us about a Freeform original movie that’s buck wild as all get out. We hope you guys have a wonderful holiday season, and we’ll have a new episode out for you in
#034 - "Have a Holly, Zombie Christmas"
Happy holidays everyone! This week we cover 2017’s ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE, directed by John McPhail, written by Alan McDonald and Ryan McHenry, and based on Zombie Musical by Ryan McHenry (aka Ryan Gosling won’t eat his cereal guy!). Plus, the pop culture history of zombies (and how we need a break from them), wanting a woman to direct a werewolf movie, and Kate watches a Hallmark film with start
#033 - "And to All a Good Fright"
It’s the second week of our horror for the holidays! We’re covering 2007’s P2, written and directed by Franck Khalfoun, with co-writers Alexandre Aja and Grégory Levasseur. Plus, a recent campus crime in a parking garage, Sundance Sydney returns, and how this film was ahead of its time (we think it deserves a re-release).
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTimePod and the hosts at @d
#032 - "We Wish You a Scary Christmas"
It’s December, which means a whole month of scary holiday films! This week, we cover 2015’s KRAMPUS, directed and written by Mike Dougherty, with co-writers Todd Casey and Zach Shields. Plus, the beginnings of Krampus as a holiday, how Aunt Dorothy is our future selves, and a little wind down before the weekend.
You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @HorrorTimePod and the hosts at @dykemadden a
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