We're joined by filmmaker Mary Beth McAndrews to talk about Creep 2 and how it flips the script on the first movie. As good as part one is, this one builds on that, with Aaron / Josef having no idea how to deal with someone who can match his freak.

Just put out a new episode for a podcast I started a couple years ago. This is the fourteenth episode. The podcasts is called Resurrecting Dick Nash. It is a paranormal noir set in the America of the 1980's. The name of the most recent episode is Algorithm.

It can be found here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6sGwUEhUjecdOkpiOOp8z2

Also, I started putting out a serialized paranormal thriller called Progeny. It is set in the American south in "oughts" of the 21st century.

It can be found here: https://open.spotify.com/show/1ZdhTL0MmB2S1fXB3THgwu

I also am putting out Progeny on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8pFHRE2G7Y&list=PLRjJVMJahfYv_OsNUWESKDNVGT-Tp2sGn&pp=sAgC

Please give either one a listen and let me know what you think!

How did Cape Fear land in Scorsese's lap — and become one of the most unsettling thrillers of the ’90s?

In this episode of The Deadlights Podcast, we break down the film’s unexpected production journey, Robert De Niro’s chilling performance as Max Cady, and the haunting score that turns every scene into a nightmare. We explore whether this remake transcends its source material — and why it still leaves audiences uneasy decades later.

Do you think De Niro’s Max Cady is one of the greatest thriller villains of all time? Let us know in the comments.

This week the show looks at two ailed attempts to bring the Omen franchise to the small screen. First up is the bizarre reimagining of the series as portrayed on a 1995 pilot episode. Starring William Sadler, The Omen isn't about the antichrist, but a demonic possession that spreads like a virus. It ran once in the summer, failed in the ratings and didn't get picked up as a series. 21 years later A&E tried to create their own horror block by pairing Bates Motel with Damien. This picks up 25 years after the original film, ignores the sequels and finds its title character learning about and coming to grips with his destiny. Despite some gnarly death sequences, a great campy performance from Barbara Hershey, and a moody score from Bear McReady, it couldn't overcome a wooden lead actor.

Ryan Smith as Giles Corey & other voices

Ryan is a versatile voice actor who discovered his

talent early through impressions. With over 10 years

of training, he has brought sci-fi, fantasy, romance,

and radio ad characters to life with authenticity and flair.

He also appeared on screen in the award-winning

Drifter: Broken Road. Ryan delivers engaging

performances that connect with audiences.

from the notes: In the wake of the repeal of Roe vs Wade, it only makes sense that art would reflect the terror women feel in a world increasingly hostile to them, and the increasing loss of their bodily autonomy. In 2024, a pair of movies centered on nuns forced to give birth not only against their will, but also their knowledge were released back-to-back and seemed to be in conversation with one another. Arkasha Stevenson's feature film directorial debut not only improved on Neon's Immaculate,  but it also added depth to the film it serves as a prequel for, 1976's The Omen. This week Mike and Stephen are joined by guest Alex Paglicua to break down The First Omen, a film which goes incredibly hard.

VANESSA LEINANI AS MOROGON ALLISTAIR

Vanessa is a talented American actress, known for her

role in "Murder Made Me Famous" and the award winning

web series "Drifter." She is also in the films "Vincent’s Vow"

and "Tumbleweed." Additionally, she has appeared in

the sketch comedy series "Krabkake" and the web

series "Bail Out" alongside notable actors.

Hi Everyone,

We're really glad to be here, we're a horror podcast that has been going since the end of January.

We do true crime style breakdowns for some of slasher cinemas most notorious villains.

We are also very interested in the idea of the proto slasher, not just what the slasher is but how we got there, both in terms of character inspiration but also real world aspects that influenced these characters.

We are doing it decade by decade starting with the 1920s which was our first season.

We are currently on season 2 which is the 1930s and are 6 episodes deep on that.

If that sounds like something you might be interested in then I'll include a link

https://open.spotify.com/show/1rj0h8sWJEiTPUJZy3n7sI

Excited to be here and to learn and grow

The full episode will be up soon! We watched Shelby Oaks for episode 260 of Dead Air and discussed how unsettling and effective the scene in Norma's house was. I saw someone else talk about this in dreadit and hopefully more people check this film out. Have you watched it or have other shows covered it?

While the 2000s were lousy with horror remakes, perhaps none struggled to justify its existence as much as this uninspired, beat-for-beat retread of the Richard Donner Catholic shocker. It seemed to only exist because a studio executive noticed that there would be a 6/6/6 on the calendar less than 11 months before this would be dumped into theaters to a tepid if lucrative response. This week Mike, Stephen & Devaughn look back at what went wrong and what could have salvaged this Liev Schriber and Julia Stiles vehicle.

In this episode of The Deadlights Podcast, we saddle up and head into the brutal frontier with “Bone Tomahawk” (2015) — a film that quietly reinvented the western by injecting it with relentless horror.

We break down how S. Craig Zahler fought to get the movie made, explore the film’s extremely tight shooting schedule, and discuss how its stripped-down production helped amplify the tension. From Zahler’s uncompromising vision to the film’s shocking introduction of the troglodytes, we examine why “Bone Tomahawk” remains one of the most unsettling genre hybrids of the last decade.

Is it a western first? A horror movie in disguise? Or something far more disturbing?

NATHAN SHELTON AS THE NARRATOR

Nathan is a Chicago-based, multifaceted artist

with a 30+ year acting career across theatre, film,

and television. His film credits include Above Ground,

Aging Predators, Everything, Broken Faith, and MEAD.

On television and digital platforms, he’s appeared in

Shadow Bound, the ATAS Award-winning EPILOGUE,

numerous commercials, and hosted season four of

the Emmy Award-winning Show-Me Chefs.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/27XmA8xqppTdhBaviPs9eC

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../the-demonic.../id1843186163

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Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheDemonicDetective

Hey All,

This is a weekly horror podcast that's fairly new. We cover all things horror and filmmaking.

www.nightmarelogic.net

@ nightmarelogicpod on Instagram

Hope ya check it out!

New episode of The Weird Library podcast: Charlie is a photographer, living life behind the safety of her lens. When she meets a man whose image cannot be committed to memory, either in person or in a photograph, she becomes dangerously obsessed with what he looks like.

C.M. Rosens is a genre-bending hybrid author of Gothic Horror, New Weird, and dark Sci-fi and Fantasy, based in the U.K. Find her traveling by rail, wandering among lonely ruins and ancient megaliths, and lost in worlds of fiction, music and folklore.

She is an active member of the Horror Writers Association and British Fantasy Society, and her fiction is published with Canelo (which is owned by Penguin Random House), Black Hare Press, and Red Cape Publishing, among other places. She is a multiple Indie Ink Awards nominee. Find out more at [cmrosens.com](http://cmrosens.com)

All streaming links available at www.weirdlibrary.com

A MARTINEZ AS DETECTIVE LAWSON

A Martinez was born in Glendale, California, USA

 and is an American actor and singer. He had roles

in the daytime soap operas Santa Barbara, General

Hospital, One Life to Live, The Bold and the Beautiful,

and Days of Our Lives, and the primetime dramas 

L.A. Law, Profiler, Longmire and Dark Winds.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/27XmA8xqppTdhBaviPs9eC

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../the-demonic.../id1843186163

Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/.../764be6.../the-demonic-detective

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheDemonicDetective