Today for Halloween, we’re sinking our teeth into the 1985 vampire classic Fright Night — and we’re joined by our friend Matthew from Horror Madness to help break it all down. This one’s got everything: ‘80s charm, practical effects, and one of the coolest vampires ever put on screen. We absolutely love this movie, and we had a blast talking about it.
Grab your stakes, your popcorn, and let’s celebrate Halloween with a true horror classic! 🩸
In this episode, we sit down with Rebekah Kennedy, the star of the upcoming 2025 independent horror film Traumatika. We dive into her journey as an actor, from the early days of finding her voice in the industry to embracing roles that push boundaries in the horror genre. Rebekah opens up about the unique challenges and rewards of working in indie film, her connection with the horror community, and what it means to bring complex characters to life in projects that thrive outside the Hollywood system.This is a must-listen for fans of Traumatika, indie horror lovers, and anyone curious about the dedication it takes to carve out a career in genre film.
In this episode, we’re joined by James Dean, the creative mind behind indie horror projects like XXXMas, Absolution, and more. We dive into his journey in film, the raw realities of indie filmmaking, and what it takes to carve out original stories in a genre overflowing with classics. From balancing vision with resources to pushing boundaries with bold storytelling, James shares his experiences and the passion that drives his work.
At Monster Kid Productions, the mission is to deliver high-quality original content that both honors their horror influences and fearlessly pushes the genre forward. They're a boundary-breaking distribution and production company built on practical FX, buckets of gore, and the kind of movies your mom definitely didn’t want you renting from the video store.
This conversation is for every horror fan who believes indie film is where the real blood flows.
In this episode, we sit down with filmmaker Braden Timmons, the creative force behind some of the most talked-about Michael Myers fan films. We dive into his journey through the world of independent filmmaking, the passion and dedication it takes to bring stories to life on screen, and the unique challenges of crafting a film around one of the most iconic and beloved characters in horror history.
From building atmosphere to honoring the legacy of Halloween, Braden shares what it means to balance fan expectations with his own creative vision.
If you’re a horror fan, filmmaker, or just love hearing the stories behind indie passion projects, this conversation is one you don’t want to miss.
In this episode, we sit down with Michael Mau, star of the upcoming horror/thriller Sugarcane, to talk about his acting journey, his love for the genre, and what it takes to bring chilling characters to life.
From his early inspirations to stepping into the intense world of horror films, Michael shares behind-the-scenes stories, career insights, and what fans can expect from Sugarcane.
This week, we’re joined by powerhouse filmmaking duo Jordan and Jules Sealander, known for their bold and unapologetic work in the world of independent horror cinema. In this episode, the Sealander's take us behind the scenes of their journey — from humble beginnings to carving out a unique space in the indie film landscape.
We talk about how they got their start, what drew them to the horror genre, and how they balance storytelling, directing, and producing as siblings. They also give us an exclusive peek at upcoming projects, their creative process, and what it really takes to bring visceral, original horror to life outside the studio system.
If you're a fan of indie filmmaking, horror with a heartbeat, or just love hearing how creatives bring their vision to the screen against all odds — this one's for you.
In this chillingly good episode, we sit down with actor and rising horror talent Dom Penna to dive deep into his latest short film, Underbelly — a haunting exploration of fear, vulnerability, and the supernatural forces out there. Dom gives us an inside look at the inspiration behind the film, what it was like bringing the story to life, and how the horror genre continues to push his creative limits.
We also chat about how Dom got his start in acting, the turning points that shaped his career, and what exciting new projects he has on the horizon. Whether you're a horror fan, an aspiring actor, or just love hearing from passionate creatives, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.
👉 Stream Underbelly now on YouTube and catch Dom’s exclusive take on the scenes that will keep you up at night.
In this chilling episode, we sit down with Owen Llewelyn, the rising star who’s taking a dark turn as the terrifying antagonist in the upcoming horror-thriller The R.I.P. Man. From his method approach to embodying pure dread, to the behind-the-scenes stories that’ll make your skin crawl, Owen takes us deep into the psyche of his character—and what it’s like to become the villain audiences will never forget.
We talk about fear, performance, and why sometimes, playing the bad guy is the most fun of all. Whether you're a horror junkie or just love hearing how the monsters are made, you won't want to miss this one.
The R.I.P. Man hits theaters this soon!—get ready to meet your nightmares.
It was a banner year in 2024 for horror movies. There were so many deserving films, and move than we could possible watch. In today's episode, David and I each give our top 10 list of horror movies we saw in 2024.
In this episode, we are joined by Matthew Myers of Horror Madness where we pay tribute to horror legend Tony Todd following his untimely passing. We focus on his masterpiece, Candyman(1992).
Tony Todd is a towering icon in the world of film and theater, renowned for his mesmerizing presence and unparalleled talent. With a voice as deep and resonant as the characters he portrays, Tony has etched his name in cinematic history, especially through his unforgettable role as the titular character in Candyman. His ability to convey power, vulnerability, and menace in equal measure sets him apart as a master of his craft. Beyond the screen, Tony Todd is celebrated for his dedication to his art, his mentorship of rising talent, and his deep connection with fans. A legend in horror and beyond, Tony’s legacy is one of excellence, inspiration, and artistry that continues to shine brightly.
The Cellar(2024) is an independent sci-fi horror feature film about an underground cult trying to achieve immortality by experimenting on unsuspecting humans. A young girl wakes up in an underground labyrinth with amnesia and is trying to escape.
Our guest, Meghan is from Shoreham-by-Sea near Brighton and is still located in Sussex. Meghan has trained at East 15 Acting School and is currently furthering her studies at Iampro. Throughout Meghan’s training and career she has expanded her skills in various projects ranging from Theatre, TV and Film.
Meghan has previously worked with Hypericum Films on the production “The Caller” playing the role of Melissa Coburn, director Oliver Carratu on the Production “Memories of Yesterday”, director Liam Coombes on the production “Bloody Perfect” and Macroverse Films “Files of Mysteries: Doppleganger”.
Meghan is currently working on a variety projects including 2 Feature Films “Therapy” and “South Parade”, 2 Short Films “Never Look Up” and “Horse” and a TV series “The Ties That Bind”.
We chatted with Rebecca Mickle who stars as Detective Simmons in the upcoming independent horror film Avery.
Brace yourself for Avery, a psychological horror that will redefine the genre and leave audiences haunted long after the credits roll. When the seemingly innocent daughter of a notorious serial killer is placed with an unsuspecting foster family, her father's twisted legacy awakens, blurring the lines between victim and villain in a chilling psychological nightmare that threatens to consume everyone around her.
We had the pleasure of talking with Jayme Schmitt the creative mind behind the independent horror slasher, Are You Dead Yet? We also did our Halloween movie bracket of death!
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) follows five friends—Sally, her brother Franklin, and their companions—as they travel through rural Texas to investigate a family grave after reports of grave-robbing. While exploring, they stumble upon an isolated house, where they encounter a masked, chainsaw-wielding killer known as Leatherface. The film is known for its raw, gritty style and relentless tension, becoming an iconic slasher classic.
The Thing (1982) is a sci-fi horror film directed by John Carpenter. The story follows a group of American researchers stationed in Antarctica who encounter a parasitic alien life form capable of perfectly imitating other organisms. As the creature assimilates members of the team, paranoia and distrust spread among the survivors, who struggle to determine who among them is still human. The film is known for its tense atmosphere, groundbreaking practical effects, and themes of isolation, fear, and survival.
Nefarious (2023) is a psychological horror-thriller centered on Dr. James Martin, a psychiatrist called to evaluate a convicted serial killer named Edward Wayne Brady on the day of his execution. Edward claims to be possessed by a demon named Nefarious and warns Dr. Martin that he will commit three murders before the day ends. As the session unfolds, Dr. Martin finds himself in a battle of wits, questioning whether Edward is truly insane or if there is a darker, supernatural truth at play. The film delves into themes of morality, free will, and the nature of evil.
The First Omen (2024) is a prequel to the classic The Omen series, exploring the origins of the Antichrist. The film delves into the mysterious circumstances leading to the birth of Damien, the child destined to bring about the apocalypse. It follows a young couple who become entangled in a sinister conspiracy involving secret societies and dark forces as they uncover the truth about a malevolent prophecy. As they are drawn deeper into a web of supernatural terror, they begin to realize the terrifying destiny of their unborn child. The film sets the stage for the events of the original Omen series.
Immaculate (2024) is a psychological horror-thriller directed by Michael Mohan. The film stars Sydney Sweeney as Cecilia, a young woman who arrives at an isolated Italian convent seeking solace. However, the seemingly serene environment quickly turns sinister as she begins to experience unsettling visions. The convent harbors dark secrets, and Cecilia finds herself at the center of a chilling plot orchestrated by Father Tedeschi, a priest with a disturbing agenda.
Sinister Scripts hit the theater for a private screening of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. We recorded live from the theater!
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is the long-awaited sequel to Tim Burton’s cult classic Beetlejuice (1988). The plot revisits the world of the supernatural, focusing on the mischievous ghost Betelgeuse, played again by Michael Keaton. Set decades after the original, the story follows Lydia Deetz (Winona Ryder), now an adult with a teenage daughter of her own, portrayed by Jenna Ortega.
The seventh installment in the Alien franchise, directed by Fede Álvarez and produced by Ridley Scott. Set in the year 2142, it takes place between the events of Alien (1979) and Aliens (1986). The story follows a group of young space colonizers scavenging a derelict space station. During their exploration, they come face to face with the terrifying xenomorph, the iconic creature of the franchise.
