Horror Dads

John and Jamie are joined by their friends Matt Peppler and Brian Schoof from the Post Credits podcast.  The group discusses Halloween III - Season of the Witch, which is one of John and Jamie's favorites of the Halloween franchise.  There are some disagreements, a lot of laughs, and there is a lot of discussion about what went on behind the scenes.  Obviously, Tom Atkins comes up (over and over again) as does the history of the film and way it was originally perceived by the public in 1982. 

It's getting close to Halloween which means spirits and...spirits!  John and Jamie cover their Top-10 Horror Halloween Parties in both film and T.V.  

John and Jamie interview their new friend and fellow Youngstownian, David Slebodnick who is a talented graphic artist with a passion for horror and all things spooky.  The guys talk art, beer, and horror - specifically, the types of films that make you double-check that your doors are locked at night.  The episode theme is It-Could-Happen-To-You Horror films.  This one is scary and fun - check out David's work here: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/DavidSlebodnick

John and Jamie interview Graphic Designer Chris Garofalo of Quilt Face Studios: https://quiltfacestudios.storenvy.com/ - Chris is an accomplished graphic designer who has contributed to many horror projects.  The nostalgia of Horror VHS Covers guides the conversation, along with a thorough interview of Chris including his inspirations, past projects, and upcoming projects. 

Summer is winding down - John and Jamie record an episode outside around the campfire and discuss the Best and Worst Neighbors in all of horror.  Suburban life is insular and feels safe - but what happens when you feel your neighbors are up to something strange?  What's more, what happens when you need to recruit a neighbor to join you on a terrifying adventure?  Tune in and listen as the Horror Dads talk through 5 films that have some great neighbors, as well as some nightmare neighbors.

John and Jamie interview the incredibly talented Graphic Designer, Illustrator and Singer, Matt Ryan Tobin.  Matt is an accomplished musician and graphic artist who does exciting work for major horror / fantasy / sci-fi outfits such as Mondo.  His work includes vinyl covers, apparel, posters and more - check out Matt's work: www.WorksOfMattRyan.com

As Matt is a Canadian-based artist, the team does a deep dive into three of the best Canadian horror films. 

Being massive fans of Matt's music, John and Jamie can't help but nerd out and discuss both music projects Dead and Divine and Ritual as well. 

John and Jamie interview the enthusiastic and engaging Indie Horror Director and Screen Writer, Stephen Tramontana of Angry Mule Productions.  Stephen's work includes a fun B-Movie full-length called Killer Pinata (starring one of Jamie and John's best friends).  This episode delves into an underrepresented aspect of horror, which is the Independent Horror sub-genre.  There are a lot of laughs, and a lot of fun in this one.  Check out Killer Pinata on Amazon Prime!  

Who says you can't choose your family? John and Jamie take an episode to build their own horror family tree - each of  them choose their favorite horror father, mother, sister, brother, son, daughter, and family pet.  

John and Jamie are joined by the Founder of the Collective Paranormal Research Society (CPRS), Eric Williamson. The group discusses ghosts, spirits, paranormal stories, haunted locations and the top paranormal films. Tune in for some real-life horror!

It's John's birthday - there are gifts exchanged, and gory amounts of horror films discussed.  John and Jamie tackle their 10 favorite Horror Houses of horror cinema and discuss their favorite room in each house.  These are done in no particular order, but a full spread of slasher / comedic / supernatural films are covered in this deep dive into some exciting horror homes.