HorrO's Gory Reviews

The crew brings in the Producer of HELL HOUSE LLC Joe Bandelli to discuss the trilogy. We give our reviews of all the found footage movies which we loved. Muse gives her Sinister 6: FOUND FOOTAGE MOVIES. Chris The Creature talks BLACK WAKE. Great show this week.  Apple apple.co/2mi0UNF Spotify spoti.fi/2mh2Zt4 IHeartRadio ihr.fm/2mm96wm Website bit.ly/2PfeIWS

The Lucky 13th Episode!! We discuss 28 Days Later with Kreepazoid Kelly. We have a conversation with Kelly about what it's like to live with cancer. Kacy joins the panel as well. Creature Feature of The Week: THE NAVY VS THE NIGHT MONSTERS with Chris the Creature. The PromoteHorror 666 Rundown with HorrO!  Apple apple.co/2kRGL0f Spotify spoti.fi/2myp0n2 Web bit.ly/2PfeIWS Net @Strangepodnet

Where The Scary Things are Episode 12 with special guest Nicholas Vince. The Chatterer from Hellraiser. Great Interview and details on what is next for Nick. Muse Gives her Sinister 6 and Chris the Creature reviews Hammerhead from 2005. Promote Horror and the 666 Rundown gives all the latest news in the Horror World. Brought to you by the Strange Society Network.  You can also listen at: Apple apple.co/2UYnLKU Spotify spoti.fi/2UW1cqk IHeart ihr.fm/2NioUw2 Web bit.ly/2PfeIWS

Things go badly for a hack director and film crew shooting a low budget zombie movie in an abandoned WWII Japanese facility, when they are attacked by real zombies. Starring: Takayuki Hamatsu, Yuzuki Akiyama, and Harumi Shuhama Directed and written by: Shin’ ichiro Ueda   Some people prefer to know little about a film, while others watch every trailer there is before watching it. For those that like to know everything about a film beforehand, please don’t do that with “One Cut of the Dead.” This is a case of the less you know the better! With that said, it may be hard to review it, but lets see what can be said without giving any spoilers away.   “One Cut of the Dead” is simply a brilliant film, but it may not feel that way from the start. The first 35-40 minutes or so is about a film crew trying to make a zombie film. In the middle of filming, they get attacked by zombies, but this doesn’t stop production. While the cast is freaking out, the director encourages th

It’s Halloween weekend and a group of bullies are planning their annual hazing on local outcast, Jacob Atkins. When they take things too far, he’s resurrected to seek revenge against those that wronged him. Starring: Tony Todd, P.J. Soles, Courtney Gains, and Pancho Moler  Written and directed by: Josh Hasty   Nothing good comes from bullying, and “Candy Corn” proves that. Jacob (Nate Chaney) has just been hired at a Freakshow that has come to town, and his boss, Dr. Death (Pancho Moler), reminds him that he is now one of them. He’s ready to work when he’s confronted by a group of bullies, who have picked on him annually. This time things go way too far, and they apparently kill him. Dr. Death makes good on his word that Jacob is one of them, as he brings Jacob back to life, but now as a killing machine.   Most of the bullies aren’t too concerned with what they did except of Carol (Madison Russ), who might not have participated but witnessed what they did. Her guilt

Twenty-seven years after their first encounter with the terrifying Pennywise, the Losers Club have grown up and moved away, until a devastating phone call brings them back. Starring: Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy, Bill Hader, Isaiah Mustafa, Jay Ryan, James Ransone, Andy Bean, and Bill Skarsgard Written by: Gary Dauberman and Stephen King Directed by: Andy Muschietti   No clowning around here, lets jump right into “IT: Chapter Two.” The famous scene with Georgie sets the tone for chapter one, so how would chapter two start? They set up a scene that unfortunately is much more common than should be these days. A gay couple is enjoying their time at the fair when they find themselves under attack. One of them is thrown into the river, and pulled out by Pennywise (Bill Skarsgard). With his partner watching, Pennywise finishes what the bullies started. Again they’ve opened with a powerful, hard to watch scene that definitely will get the audience’s attention.    It

In this Episode we review Piranah and speak to actress Belinda Balaski. We also have a bonus interview with Deborah Hyde who gives us a bone chilling look into the supernatural. Chris the Creature reviews The Flesh Eaters from 1964. HorrO joins us and gives us an awesome 666 Rundown discussing what is upcoming in the horror world. Enjoy!! You can also listen at: Web bit.ly/2PfeIWS Apple apple.co/2N4d2O1 Spotify spoti.fi/305GN3b Network bit.ly/2Htbetm

A pizza delivery girl at the end of her financial rope has to fight for her life - and her tips - when her last order of the night turns out to be high society Satanists in need of a virgin sacrifice. Starring: Hayley Griffith, Ruby Modine, Rebecca Romijn, Jerry O’ Connell, and Jordan Ladd  Written by: Ted Geoghegan, and Grady Hendrix Directed by: Chelsea Stardust   There’s a lot of things you can eat while watching a horror movie at home like popcorn, candy, or ice cream. Nowadays you can even order from a local restaurant through your app of choice. Of course you can’t go wrong with a good old cheese pizza, but don’t forget to tip your delivery person! After all, you wouldn’t want a delivery girl like Sam (Hayley Griffith) to break into your house, and disturb your movie, or cult meeting!   “Satanic Panic” gets off on the right foot with a hilarious sequence with Sam trying but failing to get tips on her delivery route. This frustration leads her to make one

Where The Scary Things Are Episode 10: THE HOWLING. HOW TO CREATE A SUCESSFUL PODCAST WITH BUZZSPROUTS TRAVIS ALBRITTON. HEY THERE HORROR FANS. In this episode MonsterMash Ken and Muse talk to Buzzsprouts Head of Content Travis Albritton about how to make a successful podcast. If you have ever had any questions or wanted to know where to begin this is a can't miss episode. We review The Howling and talk all things Werewolves. HorrO returns with the 666 rundown on new movies coming out. The Creature Feature of the Week with Chris: SkinWalkers.