Horror Dads

The Horror Dads are thrilled to be joined by Tim Jacobus, the artist best known for illustrating the covers for nearly 100 books in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps series. John and Jamie talk through Tim's career and how he got started with the Goosebumps franchise.  Tim's imagery has enamored, excited and scared children for decades.  The Horror Dads get a chance to ask Tim about his experience, inspiration and all aspects of his amazing work.  Tim's work can be found on his website HERE. 

As is annual tradition, the Horror Dads are re-joined by their friend Matt Ryan Tobin.  Matty is an award winning artist with countless published works within the horror genre for some of horror's most respected organizations.  The group takes this episode to discuss 9 Different Hidden Horror Gems, and digs deep to uncover a few films that many may not have heard of. Check out Matty's work HERE. 

The Horror Dads are re-joined by their friend Tony Cadwell (Director, Producer and Filmmaker).  Tony's new film, Haunted Connecticut, starring both he and Eric Vitale, is due for release on October 11th, 2022 via Video On-Demand and DVD.  Connecticut was home to Ed and Lorraine Warren, and is notorious for being the destination of some of the most haunted places in the United States.  The Horror Dads and Tony discuss Tony's unique filming style and the world of paranormal investigation. 

The Horror Dads, John and Jamie, are joined by their new friend Cory Danziger (actor, musician and conceptual artist) who starred in Joe Dante's 1989 classic film, The 'Burbs.  Cory played the character of Dave Peterson and went on to star in other productions such as Eerie Indiana and Beethoven as a childhood actor.  Cory is a wealth of knowledge about the industry and has some amazing stories about growing up in Los Angeles, as well as about working with a director like Joe Dante, and with actors such as: Tom Hanks, Bruce Dern, and Danielle Harris - you can check out Cory's personal work HERE, as well as his company Scenefour's website HERE. 

The Horror Dads continue their annual tradition in bringing you another Love Letter To Fall - this year's love letter, John and Jamie are again joined by their good friend Justin Carolyne to discuss impactful Halloween-themed television and film from childhood.  The group recorded this episode outside in the cool fall air, surrounded by ciders, pumpkins and hay bales. Enjoy the sound of crickets, friendship and nostalgia as we enter the best season. Disclaimer: you do not need to listen to Love Letter's 1 and 2 in advance of this episode, it is a stand-alone. 

The Horror Dads are back, and they are bringing some levity and fun with them. Tune in for a discussion on John and Jamie's favorite Horror Comedies. This episode is filled with laughter as the Horror Dads reflect on childhood nostalgia as well as some newer films that effectively display elements of horror and comedy in a seamless way. 

The Horror Dads are joined by their new friend Zak Bellante of the horror brand, Death Comes Lifting (learn more about DCL HERE).  John and Jamie interview Zak and discuss his brand, talk through managing an up-and-coming horror business, health and wellness, and what it felt like to grow up a horror-fan in Pittsburgh, PA (where the likes of George Romero and Tom Savini made some of their most prominent films).  Tune in for great discussion and a deep dive into the zombie sub-genre with the Horror Dads and Death Comes Lifting. 

The Horror Dads are back to tackle a polarizing figure in the horror genre and discuss all seven of Rob Zombie's films.  John and Jamie rank the films and talk through each entry in detail.  Tune in for some thoughtful discourse as the Horror Dads watched through each film. 

The Horror Dads are joined by fellow podcaster and friend, Michael Seery, of the We Love Horror Podcast.  Michael and the Horror Dads talk through their favorite slasher films.  The group discusses some one-off gems that are lesser known, as well as some major multi-film installment franchises.  Tune in for some great discussion that spans across multiple decades and covers many different aspects and perspectives of horror.  Check out the We Love Horror Podcast HERE. 

The Horror Dads are rejoined by friend and musician, Gabe Reasoner, who sings in the post-hardcore band Careful Gaze.  Not only is Gabe a professional musician, but he is also a fan of the horror genre, and joins the Horror Dads to talk through 15 different horror films, and the scores or soundtracks that accompany those films.  The group covers a handful of films from 5 different decades.  Gabe's band, Careful Gaze, can be found anywhere you stream music such as Spotify or Apple Music - check out the Careful Gaze web store HERE.