If you listened to our Class of 1987 episode of Corpse Club, you heard us gush about the abundance of great horror films to come out that year, but the entire decade is a golden era for the genre, particularly for first-time directors just beginning their filmmaking careers. From Camp Crystal Lake to the creepy confines of Hill House, the new episode of Corpse Club takes a look back at some of the most memorable horror/thriller feature film debuts to come out of the ’80s.
For years, they've shared insightful discussions on The Walking Dead, Fear The Walking Dead, and Ash vs Evil Dead, and if you're a fan of Westeros and the Seven Kingdoms, then the Podcastica team has you covered with Game of Microphones, a Game of Thrones podcast that you can listen to right here on Daily Dead.
Longtime listeners of King Falls AM know that co-hosts and good friends Sammy and Ben aren't always on the same page, but their disagreements are taken to the next level in the latest broadcast of King Falls AM, which you can listen to right now on Daily Dead.
You don't need eyes to experience the otherworldly horrors of Event Horizon, as the Corpse Club discusses the haunting 1997 sci-fi film in our latest episode of Daily Dead's podcast.
Following the release of The Dark Tower in theaters, The Walking Dead ’Cast team takes a break from the living dead world to discuss the new Stephen King adaptation, as well as their non-pop-culture obsessions, in the latest episode of their podcast.
For years, they've shared insightful discussions on The Walking Dead, Fear The Walking Dead, and Ash vs Evil Dead, and if you're a fan of Westeros and the Seven Kingdoms, then the Podcastica team has you covered with Game of Microphones, a Game of Thrones podcast that you can listen to right here on Daily Dead.
There's a lot of living dead news to dissect following Comic-Con, leading to plenty of insightful conversations on the latest episodes of The Walking Dead ’Cast, which also includes a look back at John Carpenter's The Thing.
Ever since Cecil saw the phantasmal shadow people in his house, he's been living with Herschel, who gives Sammy and Ben a disgruntled update on their new living situation on the latest episode of King Falls AM, which you can listen to right now on Daily Dead.
In 1987, bloodsuckers hit the big screen in two immensely different vampire movies: The Lost Boys and Near Dark. The former featured a vibrant beachside setting, an epic saxophone solo, and "death by stereo." The latter took place in quiet small towns and showed the mean, messy, and murderous price to be paid for immortality. Nearly 30 years later, both movies are still beloved by fans, making this the perfect time for the Corpse Club to make sure that we, like Tim Cappello, "still believe," as we celebrate two of the most memorable horror movies of 1987.
For years, they've shared insightful discussions on The Walking Dead, Fear The Walking Dead, and Ash vs Evil Dead, and if you're a fan of Westeros and the Seven Kingdoms, then the Podcastica team has you covered with Game of Microphones, a Game of Thrones podcast that you can listen to right here on Daily Dead.
The King Falls Citizen of The Year announcement causes quite a stir on the latest broadcast of Ben and Sammy's late-night radio show, and you can listen to the recent developments in America's strangest small town right now.
The horror genre that we know and love wouldn't be what it is today without George A. Romero, and like countless cinema lovers, the Daily Dead team was deeply saddened by the news of Romero's passing. To honor the forward-thinking filmmaker, we reflect on his work, legacy, and lovable personality on the latest episode of our Corpse Club podcast.
The Corpse Club is back with another special episode of "Horrigins," our monthly spinoff exploring the origins of key franchises and figures in horror, as well as our first eerie experiences with them, and we have such sights to show you this time around with our look back at the pleasurable pain of Clive Barker's Hellraiser.
Fear The Walking Dead recently aired the mid-season finale to what has so far been a truly intriguing season. From the mind games at Broke Jaw Ranch to the brewing anger at the Black Hat Reservation, there is a lot to reflect upon until the series returns on September 10th. Thankfully, fans of the show can now tune into Fear The Walking Dead ’Cast to listen to all of the latest discussions, theories, and debates about The Walking Dead companion series.
’Tis the season for beachside bonfires, endless afternoon naps, and trips to the air-conditioned confines of the local theater, making this the perfect time of year for the Corpse Club to discuss some of their favorite summer movie memories. So pack your brightest flashlight, your comfiest sleeping bag, and some of your favorite sugary snacks, and join us for a nostalgic cinematic campout under the stars.
