Horror Scares Me

To be able to sit down with one of your favorite actors of all time and talk about their work is pretty exciting. This episode, I got to do just that. Crispin Glover stars is many films, some horror, some comedy, some otherworldly, but to me it's his character's persona of eccentricity that really showed me that it was okay to be different. With that said, I hope you all enjoy this interview as much as I did, and implore you to check out this live show if it's within your means. Hope to see...

Late Fee Horror is back, and this time we are looking at originals and their remakes. We start by taking a gander at the majesty that this 1977's Suspiria. James has not seen it before, but had a pretty good idea of what to expect. Hanover has and was excited to see how James may react. In this podcast they discuss how a 1977 movie attempted to scare its audience, how might a modern audience react to it, and the way films like Suspiria mess with the plot triangle compared to the...

HW and Elias discuss the horror show that is the future of physical media. Listen in as they first discuss why and how horror scares us then get into what makes horror good. Follow Elias on twitter @GuerraHead

For our last entry in our look back 30 years to 1988 we look at Jame's Best: Child's Play. Even thought you may have seen this 1,000 times, you should still check it out as we discuss Chucky's place among other horror Icons, what makes Chucky, a doll scarier than other horror dolls, and more! Feel free to join the conversation on twitter (@horrorscaresme)

Our first series, the Best vs. Best of the Worst of 1988 takes a turn to the latter with HW's best of the worst pick of 1988's Hobgoblins. Whether you watched it first from MST3k, or from Elvira you'll want to hear what HW and James has to say about this pile of fun.

With HW moving to central Tennessee, James bribed his wife Courtney to come on the show and co-host with him. Our 1988 theme continues with Jame's pick for 1988's Best of the Worse, Waxwork. Sit back, and enjoy a show without that annoying HW!

On the first episode of our new weekly series, Late Fee Horror: The series takes a look back in the past, specifically 30 years in the past... 1988: The Best vs. The Worse This week Hanover and James watch HW's pick for 1988's Best which is Night of the Demons (Probably because it's a film with his 80's crush, Linnea Quigley, but don't worry, we wont tell). The crew discusses everything from the way Night of the Demons scares you, how the target audience of that time may have felt, and...

On this episode, N.W. (@NatesACharlatan) talks with Channel Zero and Hannibal Season 3 writer Nick Antosca (@NickAntosca) about why it's so difficult for Hollywood to translate Creepy Pasta, and how he makes it seem so effortless. We also discuss a little about my favorite network TV show that was, Hannibal. All while we are at the Chattanooga Frightening Ass Film Fest, sitting on a rickety bench across the street from a chicken factory. Enjoy!

For our first Halloween episode, N.W. (@NatesACharlatan) sits down with Jacob Shelton (@JaconSmellton) to discuss just how and why we love horror when it scares us. Jacob and N.W. talk about everything from why it is horror scares us (and we love it) to ways in which horror movies instill the fear inside you. Happy Halloween!

We've all seen it by now, so let's have a discussion about the good and bad of the 40 year later sequel. We (Nick from 31 Film Talk (@31FilmTalk) and I (@natesacharlatan)), talk about everything from the score, cinematography, characters, and even what the film my have been like if it was directed by a female (because you know, we are that progressive!) Subscribe to read reviews early on Letterboxd: letterboxd.com/horrorscaresme Connect with us on Twitter and Facebook:...

Mandy is a ultra stylized 2018 horror movie by Beyond the Black Rainbow director Panos Cosmatos. In the first segment, Horror Scares Me host N.W. Richardson (@natesacharlatan) talks a little about how the movie fits into the horror genre and if something this ultra stylized would be worth a watch to the regular audience. The back half (bulk) of the program has N.W. talking to Elias (@GuerraHead) about some of the film's cinematography, how it tells a simple story without having characters...