In this episode of Terror Talk – Killer Minds and Creepy Stuff, hosts Shannon and Cathy ask the big question: Is the Devil still scary?
From The Devil’s Advocate to The Witcher and beyond, we explore how modern horror and pop culture have reimagined Satan — not just as a monster, but as a mirror of human fear, power, and faith.

Join us as we discuss the remnants of Satanic Panic and unpack why belief in the Devil might still serve a purpose for some — as both rebellion and reflection.

Of course, no episode would be complete without a little humor — Cathy’s “Satanic Facts” trivia segment brings the laughs as we test our knowledge of infernal lore and devilish pop culture.

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In this Unsolved Crimes episode of Terror Talk – Killer Minds and Creepy Stuff, Shannon and Cathy dig into three of America’s most haunting unsolved mysteries.
From Hollywood’s glittering shores to 19th-century New York and the shadowed aisles of 1980s Chicago, these cases reveal how beauty, mystery, and tragedy intertwine.

We begin with the death of Natalie Wood, whose drowning off the coast of Los Angeles still raises questions decades later. Was it an accident, or something darker beneath the Hollywood glamour?
Next, we travel back in time to the murder of Mary Rogers, the beautiful cigar girl whose unsolved death inspired Edgar Allan Poe’s chilling story The Mystery of Marie Roget.
Finally, we discuss The Chicago Tylenol Murders, a case that sparked national panic and changed the way America viewed consumer safety forever.

This episode blends psychological insight with historical intrigue, exploring the archetypes of the “femme fatale,” the cultural fear of random violence, and the enduring fascination with unsolved crime.

• The psychological and cultural archetype of the “beautiful victim”

• How Natalie Wood’s case blurred lines between tragedy and scandal

• Edgar Allan Poe’s real-life inspiration for The Mystery of Marie Roget

• The panic and policy changes caused by the Tylenol murders

• Why these cases continue to captivate decades later

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Welcome back to Terror Talk Podcast: Killer Minds and Creepy Stuff, where criminal psychology meets the weird, wonderful world of horror pop culture — with a side of dark humor. In this Shrink Chat episode, Shannon and Cathy are back with a spoiler-free round of horror movie, TV, and book reviews, trivia, and ridiculous one-star critiques that’ll make every horror fan laugh out loud.

We’re diving into the latest releases shaking up the horror scene — from The Conjuring: Last Rites and Weapons, to the haunting Indonesian horror Perewangan. We also talk about our current TV obsessions, including Wednesday, The Institute, and Task, plus the creepy and addictive read Kill Beth by Jon Cohn.

Along the way, we play a round of Horror Trivia, roast some truly unhinged one-star reviews of beloved horror classics, and chat about what’s trending in 2025 horror news. If you’re a fan of psychological horror, supernatural scares, and millennial nostalgia, this one’s for you.

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Hold on to your sanity (and your helmets), because this week on Terror Talk we dive into the weirdest true crime stories that make us all shout, What the Hell?! From a criminal butt sniffer and an emotional support alligator to high school catfishing and model imposters, these bizarre tales will have you laughing, gasping, and questioning humanity.

We also cover a truly head-scratching experiment: two men who shot each other in the head while wearing helmets… to see if they’d survive. Plus, we tackle some serious-yet-confusing stories and answer a listener question about Kohberger—because even in the chaos, we’ve got you covered.

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When you think about 1980s killers, names like Bundy, Ramirez, and Dahmer come to mind. But what about the women? In this episode of Terror Talk: Killer Minds and Creepy Stuff, Shannon and [co-host’s name] pull back the curtain on female psychopaths of the decade — both the ones who made headlines and the ones who terrified us on screen.

We move through the decade year by year, uncovering shocking real crimes:

• Christine Falling, the teenage babysitter turned child killer.

• Genene Jones, the Texas nurse who murdered infants in her care.

• Diane Downs, whose narcissism led her to shoot her own children.

• Dorothea Puente, the “sweet old lady” running a boarding house of death.

• Griselda Blanco, the ruthless “Cocaine Godmother.”

• And the emergence of Aileen Wuornos, one of history’s most infamous female serial killers.

At the same time, Hollywood and international horror were building their own female psychopath archetypes:

• The Fan (1981) and the dangers of obsession.

• Bloody Birthday and Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker tearing apart family and innocence.

• Fatal Attraction (1987), where Glenn Close redefined the “woman scorned.”

• And finally Misery (1990), with Kathy Bates’s Oscar-winning portrayal of Annie Wilkes.

Together, we explore why these women — real and fictional — terrified the world. Why did betrayal of trust by mothers, nurses, and lovers cut deeper than stranger-danger? And what did these portrayals reveal about shifting gender roles, cultural anxieties, and the way society views dangerous women?

This episode is part history lesson, part cultural analysis, and part psychological deep dive into why the 1980s cemented the female psychopath as both a real and reel icon.

✨ Listen now and step into a decade where lipstick, motherhood, and obsession became weapons just as lethal as knives and guns.

Welcome to a brand new Terror Talk Podcast true crime documentary discussion! In this episode, we’re diving into five documentaries that left us stunned, creeped out, and full of questions. If you’re a true crime podcast listener who loves deep dives into unsolved mysteries, infamous killers, and bizarre cases, this one’s for you.

Here’s what we cover:

🔪 The Yogurt Shop Murders – A brutal crime, a botched investigation, and a decades-long fight for justice that still haunts Austin, Texas.

🧠 Ted Bundy: Dialogue with the Devil – Inside the twisted psychology and chilling manipulations of one of America’s most infamous serial killers — and why the cultural fascination with Bundy refuses to die.

📺 Her Last Broadcast: The Abduction of Jodi Huisentruit – The haunting unsolved disappearance of a young TV anchor and how the media both shaped and obscured the mystery.

🕵️ Spy High – A case as strange as its name, blending espionage vibes with true crime oddity.

🌌 One Night in Idaho – A bizarre and unsettling story that proves real life is often stranger than fiction.

Expect our psychological insights, cultural reflections, and plenty of conversation as we explore why these documentaries hit so hard — and what they say about crime, justice, and the world we live in.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: We discuss murder, assault, and disturbing case details. Listener discretion advised.

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We’re back with Season 8 of Terror Talk Podcast and kicking things off with our first Shrink Chat of the season! 🎉

This episode is packed with horror news, trivia, and plenty of laughs as we cover everything from new releases to cult classics. And yes — the 28 Years Later trilogy review is front and center.

Here’s what we dig into:
🎥 Movie Reviews:

• The full 28 trilogy: 28 Days Later, 28 Weeks Later, and the brand-new 28 Years Later

• Weapons, MadS, Kissed, The Surfer, and The Shrouds

📺 TV Series:

• The Hunting Girls

📚 Books:

• Slewfoot (folk horror with teeth 🐐)

• Small Sacrifices (true crime classic that still shocks)

🎲 Shrink Chat Fun:

• A round of horror trivia games

• Our infamous One-Star Review Roasts of horror favorites

• Casual horror news highlights & random tangents

This episode is all about fun, freak-outs, and fresh takes on horror + true crime — perfect for longtime fans and new listeners alike.

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Welcome to Season 8 of Terror Talk Podcast! 🎉 We’re back with a new format — weekly episodes PLUS weekly Patreon clips so you can get a taste of the exclusive content our supporters enjoy.

In our Season 8 premiere, we dive into three of the biggest true crime stories of 2025:

🔎 Kohberger’s Life in Prison – We explore the psychological aspects of Bryan Kohberger’s adjustment to prison life and what it reveals about his criminal profile.

⚖️ P. Diddy’s Sentencing – Our raw reactions to the outcome, including outrage at the gaslighting of his victims and the broader cultural fallout from this landmark case.

📜 The Menendez Brothers’ Parole Hearing – A breakdown of the outcome and what it means for one of America’s most infamous true crime cases.

This episode is packed with psychological insights, true crime analysis, and unfiltered reactions — all with the signature mix of humor and expertise you’ve come to expect from us.

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Welcome to the season finale of our Influential Horror Director Series! In this episode, we’re diving deep into the strange, squishy, and utterly unforgettable world of David Cronenberg — one of the most influential horror film directors of all time.

From Videodrome to The Fly, Scanners to Crash, Cronenberg carved out an entirely new subgenre: body horror. We’ll talk about the way his films explore transformation, disease, technology, sexuality, and the terrifying ways our own bodies can betray us. Expect discussions of gooey practical effects, his signature psychological underpinnings, and the themes that continue to inspire generations of filmmakers.

But it’s not all academic! We also bring our usual blend of humor and horror-geek enthusiasm. Along the way, you’ll get:

• Our favorite David Cronenberg movies and why they still hold up

• Insights into how his themes reshaped horror and sci-fi

• Memorable Cronenberg quotes and WTF moments

• Reflections on the entire Influential Director Series (and a tease of what’s next!)

Whether you’re a longtime Cronenberg fan or just body-horror-curious, this is the perfect episode to wrap up the season.

Listen now and join the conversation!

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In this week’s What the Hell? episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we dive into the wildest, weirdest, and most head-scratching crimes you’ll hear all year. From fungi gone fatal to dinner parties turned deadly, we’re serving up a menu of chaos and comedy with a side of true crime absurdity.

Here’s a taste of the madness we cover:

• 🍄 A dinner party in Australia takes a deadly turn thanks to toxic mushrooms.

• 🍽️ A man literally kills his brother over not being thanked for dinner. (Talk about bad table manners.)

• 💥 A tourist breaks priceless glass art — by sitting on it for a “funny” photo.

• 🎉 A lawn care guy throws a massive neighborhood party… and charges admission.

• 🔥 Inside a women’s “sex cult” that lands its leaders in court for forced labor.

• 🤡 And yes… an actual clown car, because of course there is.

If you love your true crime served with a laugh (and maybe a cringe), this episode is for you.

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Welcome to another gloriously unhinged One Star Review episode of Terror Talk Podcast, where we take the horror (and horror-adjacent) masterpieces you love — and read the most ridiculous, petty, and downright baffling one-star reviews the internet has to offer.

This week, we’re taking aim at:

• The Texas Chainsaw Massacre – Apparently, some folks think Leatherface just needs a hug.

• Fright Night – Because who wouldn’t move in next door to a vampire?

• Jaws – “Too much shark.” (Yes… really.)

• Child’s Play – A doll possessed by a killer is unrealistic? Say it ain’t so.

• Silence of the Lambs – The reviews that will make you want to eat fava beans and chianti out of sheer frustration.

• Interview with the Vampire – Evidently, eternal life isn’t enough to keep some reviewers entertained.

We roast these reviews, defend our beloved horror classics, and occasionally wonder if the reviewers even watched the movie they’re trashing. Spoilers abound — you’ve been warned!
If you love horror, hate nonsense, and enjoy a good laugh at the expense of people with wildly bad takes, this is the episode for you. Whether you’re a gorehound, a horror historian, or just here for the sarcasm, you’ll feel right at home.

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In this jam-packed Shrink Chat episode of Terror Talk Podcast, your favorite horror-loving therapists dive into the latest blood-soaked screen screamers and page-turning terror tales. From the much-anticipated 28 Years Later and the fresh twist on the classic franchise in Final Destination: Bloodlines, to the bloody chaos of Clown in the Cornfield and the sleek horror mystery ASH — we’re reviewing them all, spoiler-free and with plenty of laughs.

We’re also chatting about the chilling TV series Escape from Dannemora and giving our thoughts on two creepy books: Seed by Ania Ahlborn and Home Is Where the Bodies Are by Jeneva Rose.

As always, we throw in some Horror News Highlights, fun articles, and two rounds of spooky trivia:

• 🧠 Horror Facts with Cath

• 🕵️‍♀️ Highlights from true crime and horror headlines

Join us for the perfect mix of psychological insight, pop culture horror chatter, and some good old-fashioned irreverence. This one’s for horror fans who like their jump scares with a side of sass. 💀

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Welcome to our 600th episode! 🎉 In this milestone edition of Terror Talk Podcast, we look back on 7 seasons of true crime deep dives featuring some of the most disturbing and infamous names in criminal history. From the manipulative charm of Ted Bundy to the terrifying depravity of Albert Fish, we've spent years diving into the dark minds of murderers—and today, we reflect on it all.

Over the years, we’ve covered:

• Lizzie Borden, with insights from The Trial of Lizzie Borden by Carla Robertson

• The cultish terror of Charles Manson

• Jeffrey Dahmer, the “Milwaukee Cannibal”

• Richard Kuklinski, aka The Iceman

• The night-stalking horror of Richard Ramirez, including Night Stalker by Philip Carlo

• The chilling crimes of The Toy Box Killer

• The twisted clown persona of John Wayne Gacy

• The cult leader turned killer, Jim Jones

• The calculating BTK killer, Dennis Rader

• The spree killer charm of John Paul Knowles

• The Happy Face Killer, Keith Jesperson

• And finally, the monstrous acts of Albert Fish

This episode is all about reflection—what we’ve learned, which episodes shook us most, and a few of our favorites to record. It’s also a celebration of how far we’ve come in exploring the psychology of serial killers, media portrayals, and the dark fascination that keeps true crime fans coming back for more.

🧠 Expect some psychological insights, memorable quotes, fun behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and a little bit of our signature dark humor to balance it all out.

🚨 Trigger Warning: This episode includes conversations about murder, gore, and disturbing criminal behavior. Listener discretion is advised.

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In this episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we're diving deep into the wild, weird, and wonderfully low-budget world of Roger Corman, the godfather of indie horror and cult cinema. From gothic Edgar Allan Poe adaptations to biker gangs and blood-soaked exploitation flicks, Corman did it all—and on a shoestring budget.

We chat about Corman’s signature filmmaking style, his unapologetically fast shooting schedules, and the way he could turn a dime into dread. We explore his most iconic horror films, his love of dramatic lighting and moody monologues, and how he shaped the future of horror by mentoring legends like Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese, and James Cameron.

🔍 Plus: Corman Facts with Cath makes its triumphant return! Can Shannon guess them all? (Spoiler: probably not.)

Whether you’re a film buff, horror nerd, or just love a good practical effects story, this one’s for you.

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If Roger Corman taught us anything, it’s this: you don’t need a million dollars to scare the hell out of people—just a fog machine, a good scream, and maybe Vincent Price.

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Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of domestic abuse, murder, and graphic descriptions of gore. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

In this episode of Terror Talk, we dive deep into the disturbing real-life case explored in Netflix’s A Deadly American Marriage. From toxic relationships to shocking revelations, we unpack the timeline of events and the chilling psychological dynamics at play.

As therapists, we bring clinical insights to the conversation — including the manipulative behaviors, emotional abuse tactics, and patterns of control that often go unnoticed. How does a marriage become a battleground for power and possession? And how do victims get psychologically trapped before the world ever sees the signs?

Join us as we break down the red flags, the legal implications, and what this case teaches us about the psychology behind dangerous relationships.

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