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Four friends break down and talk all about their favorite horror movies as well as interview legends of the business. http://www.dontgooutthere.com Hosts: Nicoh Chen-(Twitter: @DGOT_Nicoh) Michael Settle-(Twitter: @settlemlcfb) Bryan Hathaway-(Twitter: @bhath4) Dustin Franklin-(Twitter: @dmfrank_) Twitter: @dontgooutthere Facebook: @dontgooutthere Instagram: @dontgooutthere_
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Close scene reading and argumentative chemistry reveal where horror movies earn their scares, laughs, and frustrations.
Nico, Brian, Mike, and Dustin turn horror rewatches into lively group arguments, moving through the plot while testing dialogue, character decisions, effects, and filmmaking choices.
That Jason Goes to Hell tent kill gets cheers; you get the offscreen follow-up on trial.
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A wrestling-heavy autopsy of unseen kills, stray coleslaw, and bad decisions hiding in plain sight.
The episode treats the movie as a stress test for how much bad-movie chaos a wrestling-heavy panel can carry. Nico, Brian, Mike, and Dustin dig into Kevin Nash playing Kevin Nash, Luke Gallows getting more room than expected, and nods to Glacier and Nature Boy Paul Lee.
A clear, candid take on whether a talk-heavy A24 slow burn earns its late horror payoff.
This PlayNext single-episode review gives a clean, measured read on a 2026 A24 horror film built around a slow-burn setup that may split horror viewers.
A loose Dolly conversation shaped by Chattanooga memories, local support, and one very fast Dodge Charger.
The Dolly discussion works best when it stays close to the guest's memories of the shoot. Chattanooga comes through in small, specific flashes: filming in town, a Knoxville wrestling trip with the crew, interiors built around an old perfume factory, and the Dodge Charger that…
A blunt Dolly reaction driven by frustration over character choices and the need for a smarter final girl.
Dolly lands with the Don't Go Out There Horror Movie Podcast as a horror watch defined by frustration. The hosts keep circling one blunt objection: the characters make choices they read as stupid.
Four horror hosts react fast, argue hard, and find real thrills in the movie.
This episode is a blunt, fast-moving first reaction to the movie, but its strongest value comes from how quickly the hosts move past gut response and into texture: the opening scene, the jump scares, the theater energy, and the kills that still feel inventive.
A loose Leprechaun 2 recap that keeps circling the coin, the thousand-year bride story, and the bar bathroom.
The episode takes Leprechaun 2 apart scene by scene, moving through gold coins, tree houses, and the thousand-year bride setup with a loose, conversational rhythm.
A funny recap that finds surprising writing inside a gloriously stupid dinosaur-priest movie.
Don't Go Out There frames VelociPastor as a gleefully ridiculous watch, and the discussion finds its best rhythm around Doug's half-transformation, Father Stewart's awkward meddling, and the low-budget dinosaur montage.
A messy snake movie gets sharper when the panel keeps pinning each joke to a scene.
The episode is at its best when it stays close to the movie's escalating set pieces: the cops' Slurpee run, the snake biting the rear bumper, the ATM break-in, the shop owner's shot at the camera, and the stomach-burst kill.
Star Trek, one careful argument at a time.
Fast Trek talk with deep-cut receipts.
Chatty screen criticism with sharp detours.
Read the book. Watch the film. Argue the difference.
Supergirl lore with receipts and running jokes.
From Tatooine sunsets to Alien: Earth, read with scholarly care.
Nico, Mike, and Dustin review Primate as a 1 hour 29 minute “popcorn horror movie,” and each says the film is “fine” rather than great.
Long-time Stranger Things fans Nico and Mike react to the Season 5 finale, offering nuanced critique balancing character appreciation against creative missteps.
PJ Starks and Eric Huskisson trace New Fear’s Eve from a New Year’s Eve anthology idea into a single narrative feature released on streaming through Fandango, Amazon, YouTube, and Cineverse’s Screenbox.
Don't Go Out There Horror Movie Podcast 468 reviews Slaw (2017) and immediately frames it as a parody that "really doesn't do anything Slaw-like." The hosts focus on Kevin Nash, Glacier, Doc Gallows, Luke Gallows, and the film's chain of coleslaw traps, then compare the movie's rhythm to Scary Movie and other "so bad they're good" titles.
The Don't Go Out There Horror Movie Review Podcast covers Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993) with a split reaction to Adam Marcus’s franchise detour.
Don't Go Out There Horror Movie Review Podcast episode 464 covers 2011's Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings, with Brian framing it as a December snowbound pick and a bridge into B-horror.
Don't Go Out There Horror Movie Review Podcast #482 covers Leprechaun 2 (1994), with the hosts repeatedly praising Warwick Davis while calling the movie uneven, cheap, and too long for its short runtime.
The panel digs into a mine-town horror review with a brisk, conversational pace.
The four hosts jump in with a fast, noisy first reaction to the movie.
The panel takes on the movie as a swamp-nightmare walk-through.
The hosts dig into the movie and spend a lot of time on its ugly relationship dynamics.
The episode stays in motion with blunt, dry energy.
Four critics stand between you and horror films that could end civilization
Don't Go Out There Horror Movie Review Podcast covers 2019's The Lodge, with the hosts centering the discussion on Riley Keough, Alicia Silverstone, and Jaden Martell.
Review of Friday the 13th Part VII (1988) highlighting how adding supernatural telekinesis to Jason's mythology opens creative possibilities for inventive kills while maintaining practical effects excellence.
I snuck into the living room at five and saw The Exorcist—and I wanted to do that.
Hosts Nico, Brian, Mike, and Dustin of the Don't Go Out There horror podcast review William Brent Bell's 2016 supernatural thriller The Boy, chosen by Blood Donor Dana Tucker.
The Don't Go Out There Horror Movie Podcast reviews Zombeavers (2014), a deliberately cheesy B-horror film about college girls terrorized by zombie beavers.
Don't Go Out There Horror Movie Review Podcast covers the season finale of IT: Welcome to Derry Season 1, “Winter Fire,” and the hosts immediately focus on Bill Skarsgård’s Pennywise, the fog-covered town, and the auditorium attack.
The panel takes on VelociPastor and starts clowning on Doug's look, the priest setup, and the whole dino slasher premise right away.
Don't Go Out There Horror Movie Podcast episode 472 reviews Resurrection (1999), a listener pick from Steve Schmidt that the hosts keep comparing to Seven and a late-night TNT crime thriller.
Don't Go Out There Horror Movie Review Podcast covers "TS72.
The Don't Go Out There Horror Movie Podcast hosts (Nico, Brian, Dustin, Mike) rank their top 10 horror films of 2025.
16mm film: the only way to shoot woods-based horror right.
Four friends discuss and review the 2026 meta reboot of Faces of Death, sharing their thoughts on the film and actor Dacre Montgomery.
Four friends review and discuss two horror movies, Forbidden Fruits and Hunting Matthew Nichols, in a casual roundtable format.
The hosts welcome listeners, promote their website and Patreon, and introduce a film review of a Chuck Norris movie requested by a donor.
The hosts introduce the podcast, thank listeners, and promote their website, store, and Patreon before beginning a horror movie review.
Four friends review and discuss horror movies, with this episode covering a 2024 Mexican horror film.
The hosts welcome listeners, thank fans, and promote their website, store, Patreon, and social media before diving into a horror movie review.
Four friends discuss and review horror movies and TV shows, with this episode focusing on Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 1.
Four friends interview actress Bridget Rose Perota about her role in Hell House LLC films and her journey into acting.
The hosts interview actor Michael Caprioli about his career and his role in the Hell House LLC franchise.
The hosts interview actress Elizabeth Vermilia about her career, including her role in Hell House and appearances on true crime recreation shows.