A spooky story for your Halloween pleasure!

Tara and Matt have the absolute pleasure of talking with The Blair Witch Project Director Ed Sanchez about his legendary film.

Matt and fellow Simpsons super fan and host of The D'oh Show Jonny Pechous geek out on all 30+ years of the yearly Simpsons Halloween staple.

Producer/Director Tara Garwood and Producer Justin Timpane join Matt to talk about their award winning horror short The Strangle of Ivy.

Matt and Sara Alepin talk the 3rd John Carpenter film on this fine program, and wonder why we picked a film where dogs get killed..

Spells, curses and more with @sarawithoutanh as we talk about the 2017 indie Pyewacket. See link in bio for more.

If you missed this previous live stream, fear not! Listen to the Scary Movie Project babble about sea monsters in this bonus episode.

We love them all (well, most of them) so thought we’d go over every film in the Halloween franchise. Wonderful to break this down with @halloween.lives.podcast

Join Matt as he learns about the origin of The Conjuring, Lizzie Borden, and more with Jeff Belanger of @exploringlegends.

Going back in the day to talk horror movies on VHS and review the aptly titled 2012 film V/H/S with @horrormacaroni.

Talking the 2002 film Signs and the work of M. Night Shyamalan with @sarawithoutanh. What are your thoughts on his films?

Listen to black horror part 2 as @bassplayerbv and I talk black horror films and some music.

Welcome to 2023! Excited to kick off the year with part 1 of a 2 part discussion into Black Horror with @bassplayerbv

Listen to an exciting conversation with Matt and paranormal investigator Sean Austin - @seandaustin - as they talk Amityville, @28dayshauntednetflix, his new music and more.

Are hotels really haunted? Author @jwocker joins Matt to discuss that and the 2007 film 1408.

Matt talks about the 2018 film A Quiet Place with Sara Alepin - @theweddingdishpodcast @laughingwithgingers

A bonus for Halloween! The Scary Movie Project reads Haunted by Siegfried Sassoon.

Is dead really better?

Matt’s favorite Stephen King book (and an amazing film!)