We're back from a Summer hiatus and talking about 2025's Sinners. Get it where you get your pods! Tell a friend about us and let's spread it around a bit!
We've lost Luke in the woods of Nelson BC for the Summer so it's a very special two-person episode of Nothing to Fear!
Alex and I talk about the surprising little Thriller from 2019, I See You. Twists, Turns, Possible Fearmongering from an Alarm company, and so much more inside the episode!
Give us a listen and a follow!
This month we talk about the 1997 movie Cure. A Japanese Horror movie that talks about hypnotism, mental health, and what it means to make decisions.
Honestly, I've typed this description out five separate times but stupid Spotify for Creators keeps clearing the fields. WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME, SPOTIFY???? Go to hell. (I'm fine. I'm cool. I'm good)
Danae, our friend of the pod, friend in real life, Twilight Summer Prince, and Friday the 13th correspondent, picked this movie because we decided to let them watch a good movie with us. How'd they do?
Thanks everyone for listening, wherever you listen from. It means the world to us and me personally. I know this isn't the biggest pod in the world but it's fun and I hope you're enjoying it.
Love ya.
We're back on a Special Friday episode Drop, with the 8th instalment in our Friday 13th review series!
Danae, friend of the podcast and friend in real life, joins Billie and Alex as our Jason Voorhees Correspondant since Luke went missing.
Thanks for listening. Share your feelings about this particular franchise? Do you like it? Do you weirdly admire its tenacity and the sheer amount of output despite any lack of cinematic enjoyablility? Let us know. We'd love to hear from you.
How well do you know the people around you? What if the people you thought you knew the most, suddenly started acting strange and... alien.
Join us in the paranoid-fuelled grip of 1978s Invasion of the Body Snatchers, replete with 70s era movie babes, from Donald Sutherland, Brook Adams, Jeff Goldblum, and Veronica Cartwright. And also Leonard Nimoy is in it!
Come on and be a pod-person. A podcast listening person, that is.
If you liked the show, tell your friend! Help us reach a double digit listenership one day.
We love ya!
The gang sits down to listen to a very tiny Canadian horror thriller from 2024!
Help us pick a better alternate title for this movie, marvel at the lack of emotional intelligence from our film protagonists and learn some helpful wolf-survival tips from someone who is not a biologist and did less than 45 seconds of her own research. (Seriously though. Don't just trust what I'm saying and if anyone knows better or wants to correct me, hit us up.
nothingtofearpodcast@gmail.com
Ok Bye! LOVE YOU! Canadians go vote on April 28th, 2025. Seriously. There's a lot on the line this time around.
Sometimes we watch recent movies! This time we watched Longlegs and it was a tense thrillery time.
We discuss the implications of worshipping Satan, Nicholas Cage as an actor, and just why Maika Monroe didn't have curtains in her scary house in the woods.
Listen now and if you want to chat to me (Billie) don't be afraid to send an email to nothingtofearpodcast@gmail.com!
As we mentioned in the body of this episode, if you want to watch a horror movie where a dog and a kid DON'T die. Get you a different movie.
Sometimes we watch a movie that is good but makes you feel bad. This was one of those times.
WHAT? A Second episode in January? It sure can happen. Especially when I start to con my friends to come on the show. Thanks for being on this episode where we talk about I Saw The TV Glow, Danae! (@duhnae).
We chat around this film and some of our own stories about our journey as queer people. It's a good fun time and you should listen. Thanks for checking us out! And let me know if you want to come be on the podcast.
Welcome to 2025, a new year for Nothing to Fear, and some changes with the show.
Myself (Billie), Luke, and Alex sat down for our birthday month to talk about one of the most talked about films of 2024. I had been hesitant to watch The Substance before talking about it on the pod because i heard about how gross it was.
Listener. It is gross. But worth it. Give us a listen wherever you find us and check me out on Bluesky which seems to be the only social media platform not owned by a total, rhymes with yahtzee, freak who wants to ban communication and allow hate speech. @designbillie.bsky.social
ANYWAY. Podcasting is a hard game. I like doing it and if you like hearing it, it's nice to hear sometimes. And. tell your friends about it. It would be nice to see the downloads go a bit more up again.
See you next week for a special episode!
Coming in right at the wire is our last episode for 2024. We gathered 'round the microphones on a cold December afternoon to chat all about 2019's Ready or Not.
Get it wherever you get your pods casted.
Thanks for sticking with this show, we hope you'll continue to join us in 2025 for more horror chats and goodies.
For the last time in 2024 we've seen a Friday the 13th and that means we gotta watch one of them Jason Voorhees movies.
Do Alex and Luke like doing these episodes? well... no.
But they at least receive good downloads right? also no.
But you, Billie, must enjoy these movies on some level? uhmmmmmm.....
What can I say. I'm committed to a bit. That's gotta be worth something.
Stay tuned for the last episode of 2024 coming before the end of the year!
Also. Check out Horror Hour With the Hannas, wherever you find them pods!
Ok. Listen. Luke knows that this isn't a horror movie but at least we didn't talk about it in a timeline that is itself, super dark.
Whoops.
Stick around and listen to us chat about the teeniest indie movie you ever heard about with 2017's Super Dark Times! It's got teen angst, it's got samurai swords. It's got..... milk cartons filled with water.
Thanks for sticking with us, the times may be super dark, but at least we can have some laughs.
We did it. We got an episode out for October. Hooray.
Here's The Mist from 2007. A movie that has a very memorable ending.
We talk about the whole dang thing, and make jokes both high and low brow. We also get to hear Alex being existential at some point. What fun.
What an honour to have the lads over at Fear Daily ask to take over my little podcast feed for a day, to share some of their cool cool content with y'all.
Fear Daily takes you into the shadows of the past, unearthing the 1990's most terrifying tales of monsters, madness, and life after death. Join us a we explore the ghost stories and supernatural encounters left on an old online bulletin board that continues to operate somewhere in an unknown part of the Pennsylvania Rust Belt - a time capsule of society's greatest fears.
Brennan Storr (host of Ghost Story Guys) and Brandon Schexnayder (host of Southern Gothic) have crafted some very fun, quick and easy bites of audio fiction that is just perfect for the Halloween season.
Give this episode a listen and then head over to Podfollow for all the episodes!
Thanks again to Fear Daily for this cool collaboration and Happy Halloween, everyone!
It's back to school for some and we're visiting the late 90s cult classic, The Faculty.
What a wild ride this movie is. From the cast (bangers across the board), to the hairstyles (hmm... some of them), to the outrageous plot. What a fun time.
Give us a listen wherever you find the show on the pod places!
Happy Friday the 13th, beautiful weirdos.
We bring you yet another entry into this wild world of Crystal Lake.... I mean Evergreen or Greenwood or whatever they're calling it these days.
Joining us, in the depths of the lake is Alex (can't get rid of him) and our very own Twilight Prince, Danae!
Welcome as we talk about the third movie to feature someone named Tommy Jarvis, and it's just as hair-metal packed as we hoped.
Listen now!
Welcome back to the last episode of our Weekly Summer specials!
We have made it through the mess that was the Twilight Saga (even Audacity didn't want to play those episodes normally) and now we're back in the calm waters of Nothing to Fear Monthly.
Luke, Alex, and I talk about 2002's Ghost Ship, a surprisingly enjoyable romp including one of the wildest opening scenes in all of horror history.
Join us, won't you? I promise all the sections line up now.
Oh my gosh, folks. We did it. We got to the end. *Aro laugh inserted* We have made it through the entire Twilight Saga.
2012 certainly was a time to make movies look like an Avengers film.
I'm glad you took this ride with me. I hope you enjoyed it. I hope you had as much fun as I did. As we mentioned in the show, if there are some other sagas you think the three of us should tackle or if you think Alex and Luke should have had to watch these movies or we should do some other fun films, let us know online and let us know who you think should be the reigning monarch of Team: Somebody else.
Folks! Grab your recently married spouses and head off to a privately owned island in Brazil because we're talking about the most horrifying movie in the Twilight Saga to date.
Not this movie touting the virtues of waiting until marriage to have sex, only to show the more horrific consequence of it. Sorry, Bella. You deserved better.
But at least we know Kristen Stewart is a wonderful queer icon nowadays. (unless she does something to get herself cancelled and then we never liked her in the first place, phew. I sure am glad no one reads the show notes.)
Anyway. Join us for this 2011 hit and see if comic book movies had ANY impact on the way this film was put together. (spoiler alert. It did).
LINKS! -
