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Episode 28 Horror Movies pt 2

Episode 28 Horror Movies pt 2 Episode 28: Horror Movies pt. 2 Hosts: Frank Shaw and John Belliston Special Guest: Chris Thames Produced by Hobos in the Back Row Scripting by Frank Shaw and John Belliston Edited by: Frank Shaw Graphic Design by: Nathan Newell Intro Music: Piano Sonata mvnt 1 by F.G. Shaw Outro Music: Piano Sonata mvnt 3 by F.G. Shaw Just in time for Halloween, Notes! Not a lot of notes this week just movie lists! Give these movies a watch, then listen to the podcast to hear our thoughts.  Franks films: They Look Like People Creep He Never Died Would You Rather All of Franks films are currently available to watch on Netflix. Johns Movies: Troll Hunter The Voices Zombeavers Deathgasm Dont Blink All of Johns movies are available to stream on Netflix Chris List: Sinister Curse of Chucky Trick r Treat Event Horizon The Thing John Dies at the End The Witch Curse of Chucky, Event Horizon, John Dies at the End are available to watch on Netflix. Happy Halloween! download  f...

Episode 9 Horror Films

Episode 9 Horror Films Episode 9: Horror Films Hosts: Frank Shaw and John Belliston Contributing Guests: Aubrey Spivey and Chris Thames Produced by Hobos in the Back Row Scripting by Frank Shaw and John Belliston and Aubrey Spivey Edited by: Frank Shaw Intro Music: Piano Sonata mvnt 1 by F.G. Shaw Outro Music: Piano Sonata mvnt 3 by F.G. Shaw Here it is! Episode 9: Horror films. This is the first of four episodes that will cover horror films. John and I are joined once again by Aubrey Spivey and Chris Thames and discuss what makes a film horror. We discuss the major genre of horror films and talk about a few of our favorites.  Here is the Horror on Screen website. The reviews of the films are fairly short, but the list of horror films on the site is pretty expansive (though by no means complete). This link is the graphic showing the major genres and sub-genres of horror films. We on the podcast didnt completely agree with the sub-genres but we felt the five major genres were right...