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Horrorversary welcomes back Dede Crimmins of That Shelf!, Rue Morgue & Polygon to discuss yet another George Romero film. Having safely fended off the undead, she joins host Adrian Torres in taking on 1982's Creepshow! Ed Harris vs Crispin Glover! Sexy Leslie Nielsen! Cockroaches! All this and ranking the best horror anthologies of all time, on the newest episode!

Rob Dean from Neon Splatter & Daily Grindhouse is back for another episode of Horrorversary and he's talking Stephen King once again! This time, instead of weird goings-on with bat creatures, he's talking about cat (people) creatures, as he and host Adrian Torres talk about Mick Garris, Sleepwalkers, and.....Michael Crichton's Sphere? You'll just have to tune in to find out.

(Production Note: this episode is more "plosive" than normal, as it was recorded with different mics and in a different setting than normal. It has been rectified and you needn't worry, as it won't be an issue for the next episode) Horrorversary welcomes back Greg D and Jenius McGee of the Nightmare Junkhead podcast. Which sometimes is a blessing and sometimes a mistake. This time it's nothing but fun, as this "dastardly duo" is sitting down to discuss 1991's POPCORN. A film that is perfectly up their alley!

Continuing the "Dastardly Duos" series, Adrian is joined by returning guests Nolan McBride and Emily von Seele from the Dead Ringers podcast, to discuss 2001's Session 9!

It's a treat not a trick, as Horrorversary returns for a new season! Things are kicking of with a series called "dastardly duos" where instead of 1 guests, 2 hosts of a podcast enter the fray to celebrate horror movies celebrating anniversaries! First up is Joe Lipsett & Trace Thurman from Horror Queers, as they sit down with Adrian to discuss 1981's HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME!

Horrorversary is back for another season! But before we get to the proper slate of episodes, we thought we'd do something fun. Like, recap SXSW 2021. Festival season is slowly kicking off once again and almost every month from March to the end of the year has one to two festivals taking place. For such a large undertaking Adrian is joined here with past guests Rob Dean & Dede Crimmins to take a look at some of the best films from SXSW this year, as well as reflect on how the whole "virtual film festival" vibe has gone in the past year.

It's the end of 2020...and the start of the Howdy Cast! On this first episode, Host Adrian Torres of Horrorversary is joined by Bryce Shoemaker of Forever Bogus, Greg D & Jenius McGee of Nightmare Junkhead and Dustin Pryor of Media Rewind take a look back at all things 2020. Their favorite films, favorite podcast episodes, bad impressions, good impressions and a bunch of shenanigans. And remember LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE! (specially on iTunes)

Johnny Donadlson of Daily Grindhouse joins Adrian to discuss the 1990 comedy-horror classic Tremors.

It's the start of a new season! Horrorversary is back for yet another round of episodes and we're kicking things off with 1980's Prom Night. Ryan Larson of Ghastly Grinning, We Are Horror Zine and Keep Screaming Podcast joins the show to talk all things Leslie Nielsen, Jamie Lee Curtis and Disco Disco Disco Madness.

On this week's episode, Dustin Pryor from the Media Rewind podcast sits in with host Adrian Torres, on a discussion about 1990's Predator 2. Adrian gets on a soapbox about how Horror can people many things & encompass many things. Spot-on impressions of characters are done. Dustin & Adrian also get in a prolonged conversation about the importance of a good score, even if the composer sounds like they are stealing from themselves.

Right in time for a major holiday, Horrorversary takes a look at a movie that's all about getting ahead in life through murders and executions...we think. Brock Wilbur of The Pitch sits down to talk about the impact of the American Psycho, the levels of satire within the film and the long long winding history of the author who penned the book, on which the film is based. Trust us, you really want to listen to this.

This week Adrian wanders into Stephen King infested waters, as guest Rob Dean summons up the spectre of one of the authors forgotten adaptations. "Forgotten" in the sense that it doesn't get talked about as much. This puts an end to that, as all manner of things are discussed and then, out of no where, much like the film, things get weird.

We took a few weeks off, as it seemed like the right thing to do, in light of events taking place both in the film industry and country at large. It didn't seem right to post things that may have distracted to the larger issues of the day. On this episode of Horrorversary, Adrian is joined by Greg Mucci, as they brave the waters of Camp Crystal Lake. That's right, we're talking Friday The 13th. Short shorts, Kevin Bacon and what exactly Pamela Voorhees does in her free time, for a few decades, all wrapped up in one weird discussion. Enjoy!

Both is there a treat in store for you here! This week Fangoria Managing Editor Meredith Borders joins the show to talk about probably the last best werewolf film, Ginger Snaps, as it celebrates its 20th anniversary!

"I've heard of Christmas in July, but this is ridiculous!" On this very festive yuletide episode (recorded in April), Adrian is joined by the "parental" part of the CadaverCast duo, the CadaverDad himself, Jef Burnham. Gathering around the fire, roasting chestnuts, the two discuss 1980's Christmas Evil, and await the arrival of the kindliest murder Santa you'll ever meet!

On this special bonus episode of the show, Adrian is joined by good friend of the podcast, film host expert (Alamo Drafthouse & Screenland Armour) and 1/2 of NIghtmare Junkhead, Greg Dedrick. The two discuss 1980's underrated Fade To Black, how seen it makes them feel, as well as the manic magic of Tim Thomerson (whose birthday it was at the time of recording!)

On this week's episode, Terry Mesnard of Gayly Dreadful joins the show to talk about James Wan & Leigh Whannell's Insidious from 2010. This is a relatively sane episode (compared to those coming in a few weeks", but surreal in the way that Film Festivals are discussed....when only a handful will actually happen in 2020. Enjoy the show.

On a very special Horrorversary, we're letting one out of the vaults. In that, originally this episode was thought lost due to terrible audio issues. Guess what? We fixed it and now you can listen to guest Scott Drebit and host Adrian Torres discuss the 1978 film, Magic, starring Anthony Hopkins, in all its glory!

Another episode for you, in this time where everyone is clogging their ears with podcasts. This week, we welcome Emily von Seele to the show, to discuss the one, the only John Carpenter's The Fog. We get into all things Debra Hill related, the evocative score, performances and atmosphere, while trying to deal with the creeping dread in the real world. Fun stuff!

Are you stuck at home, yet wish your life was constantly spring break? What if those bodacious waters were infested with prehistoric killer fish? Either way you feel, on this very special episode, we tackle a truly wonderful and insane film, in Piranha 3D. And the only way we could do this movie justice, was to bring in a crazy person! Thankfully Matt Donato was up to the task!