My Neighbors Are Dead

This week Adam talks to Detroit improvisors Joe Hingelberg and Travis Pelto about their love and hate of the horror genre and then catches up with two gentlemen from an airline cleanup crew to hear some of the unusual details of the job.

On this week's episode Adam gets a guest from the future who talks about a doomed space mission while looking to advance the science of birds.

Host Adam Peacock and Producer Nate DuFort catch up after some time apart to talk Fathers Day, horror and give a general state of the show.

This week Adam talks to an adjunct professor from an American university about murder, while male privilege and a game that should probably never be played on a school campus while also catching up with our long time friend Mark Sobolewski.

Today we challenge the vow of til death do us part as we talk to the bride of a re-animated corpse who seems to be coping quite well. We also talk to our good friend and great improvisor Jen Hansen from the podcast Transmissions from the Darkside to find out what got her into the horror genre.

Most Cenobites are nothing more than sadomasochistic extra-dimensional beings. Todays guest shows us a softer side of the Cenobites while delivering what we are really hoping is just a pizza.

Who knew the drugs, parties and curses that bankers and loan officers experience on a regular basis. Today we catch up with one of these unexpected outsiders to hear how she narrowly escaped misfortune.

Comets are typically seen as a thing of beauty from our safe vantage point, but what happens when a comet empowers our electronics to turn against us and wreak carnage. Today's guest gives us an inside look while treating us to a performance on the spoons.

Small town life is often not what it seems. Today's guest gives us some insight into a definitely American town where dangers lurk around every corner and the schools are far from perfect.

The Cabin in the Woods left us with many questions. Who are these Ancient Ones? And who are the people and monsters that serve them? Today, Adam talks to a couple of working class monsters to get the inside scoop on these questions, 90's volcano disaster movies and more.