Steve’s out, so Sean summoned some of his oldest friends for horror news, drinks, and a drunken séance where they play 20 Questions with the ghosts of horror movie victims.

This week Steve and Sean talk with David Joseph Craig and Brian Crano about their dark and hilarious film I Don’t Understand You, exploring a queer couple’s emotional and chaotic journey through adoption while navigating love, miscommunication, and cultural clash in Italy.

Dive into the shark infested depths of Dangerous Animals with filmmaker Sean Byrne as he flips the script on man versus nature and shares stories from the set, Australia’s horror scene, and his personal horror favorites.

Filmmaker Julia Max joins us to discuss The Surrender, a deeply personal and emotionally charged dive into grief, control, and why mother-daughter horror is one of the genre’s richest veins to mine for blood.

This week on Mostly Horror, we’re joined by Danny and Michael Philippou (RackaRacka)..the twisted minds behind Talk To Me - to dive into Bring Her Back, their brutally bold new film about grief, violence, and what we would be willing to do for the people we love.

Robin Block (In Search of Darkness) joins us to talk ScreamSeed, the future of community-backed horror, and how superfans are reshaping indie filmmaking.

Final Destination creator Jeffrey Reddick joins us to talk horror legacy, Hollywood representation, and the everyday objects he's forever ruined.

Adam Cesare and Eli Craig join us to talk about bringing Clown in a Cornfield to life, blending horror and humor, and creating the next great slasher icon.

Steve and Sean talk with The Legend of Ochi director Isaiah Saxon about crafting bold fantasy worlds, weird creatures, and why handmade storytelling still matters.

From dusty bins to Troma tales, Steve and Night Owl’s Aaron Hamel explore the power of physical media and what it means to bring a movie store back to NYC.

Horror author Clay McLeod Chapman joins us to talk about his haunting new novel Wake Up and Open Your Eyes, the terrifying erosion of loved ones to extremist ideologies, and his journey from comics to cult films to co-writing Wendell & Wild with Henry Selick and Jordan Peele.

Chris Landon (Happy Death Day, Freaky) joins us to discuss his latest thriller DROP, the fallout from the Arachnophobia remake, Hollywood's fear of queer horror, internet backlash around Scream 7, and much more, including AirDrop horror stories and the therapy woven into his films.

Samara Weaving and Jimmy Warden join us to discuss Borderline, their creative and real-life partnership, and the eerie coincidence of being followed home after filming a movie about obsession.

Flying Lotus joins us to dive into his new sci-fi horror film ASH, his journey from Adult Swim to filmmaking, and how his music and love for the bizarre shape his unique vision.

We’re joined by Adam Volerich from Eye of the Duck to curate the ultimate First Contact Movie Night, picking the films we’d show aliens to introduce them to humanity in all its brilliance, horror, and absurdity.

Director Mark Anthony Green joins us to discuss Opus, the cult of genius, his transition from journalism to filmmaking, and working with a powerhouse cast.

This week, we’re joined by Lauren LaVera to talk Terrifier 2 and Terrifier 3, stepping into the franchise as Sienna, facing off against Art the Clown, and what makes this indie horror series so unique—if you love brutal kills, fearless final girls, and over-the-top gore, check it out!

Steve and Sean celebrate 200 episodes with a fun, guest-free hangout, diving into horror news, sharing thoughts on The Monkey, and dropping their weekly horror recs!

Actor Mason Gooding (Scream 5, 6 & 7, Booksmart) joins us to talk Heart Eyes, his love for horror, creativity, anime, and the fandoms that fuel his passion for storytelling.

Steve and Sean break down the latest horror news before chatting with Psycho Goreman himself, Matthew Ninaber, about his new dark fantasy film A Knight’s War, his love of practical effects, and the challenges of bringing indie horror to life.