The Hanna’s
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A married couple with a love for all things horror talk about all your favorite scary movies. Join them as they dive deep into what makes these movies great....or not so great. Find out what makes something truly scary and learn what deeper meaning lives in the subtext of the most horrific flicks.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Hannah and Matt Hanna pair close horror-film criticism with playful disagreement, attentive guest conversations, and a sharp eye for character and craft.
Hannah and Matt Hanna treat horror movies as arguments worth having, with jokes and affectionate disagreement built into the criticism. Their conversations move from new franchise entries such as 28 Years Later and The Bone Temple to The Shape of Water, Donnie Darko, and Lost…
A fish pun, then Hannah and Matt Hanna make you care about The Shape of Water's friendships.
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A spoiler-free look at Daisy Ridley, grief, and a horror premise that might have hit harder with more road and less threat.
This spoiler-free mini review of We Bury the Dead has the Hannas weighing Daisy Ridley's performance against a premise they keep wanting to see take a stranger, quieter path.
A lively horror roundup where grief, young performances, and taste arguments give the discussion its bite.
Hannah and Matt Hanna use this bonus episode to sort through the horror films that reached wide release in January and February 2026, moving from what they watched to the surprises those titles managed to spring.
A concise interview traces internet-era college anxieties through a gory Oz reworking.
Horror Hour with the Hannas frames Dorothy: The Haunting of Oz as a college-campus spin on The Wizard of Oz, with guest Elijah Alvarez presenting it as a bluntly horror-first project: gory, crowded with characters, and built in a vignette-like shape.
A bantering horror chat that gets more out of the movie's uncertainty than from trying to simplify it.
The episode treats Psycho Killer as a slasher that keeps slipping toward investigative territory, and that push-pull gives the discussion its shape.
A spoiler-forward Twin Peaks rewatch that mixes first-time reactions with seasoned perspective.
Horror Hour with the Hannas opens Welcome to Twin Peaks as a first-episode rewatch with an easy tension built in: Hannah is meeting the show for the first time, while Matt brings prior familiarity.
A lively Oscar reaction episode with snub debates, mixed feelings, and a loose back-and-forth style.
This episode moves from horror talk into Oscar reactions, and it works best when the hosts are just firing back and forth. They have seen 9 of the 10 Best Picture films, which keeps the discussion grounded even when it starts wandering into rankings and what-ifs.
A haunted podcast setup and a sharp, spoiler-aware horror hangout.
Undertone gives Horror Hour with the Hannas a clean, nasty setup: a paranormal podcast host is caring for her dying mother when terrifying recordings start arriving for her and her co-host. That hook is enough on its own, and the episode knows it.
A spoiler-free horror review that lands on a split verdict, with the hosts weighing whether Primate feels tightly made or oddly hollow.
The episode stays spoiler-free and frames Primate as 2026's first big theatrical horror release before settling into a split verdict on Johannes Roberts' film.
Mike Muncer and a different guest dissect two horror films per episode, by subgenre.
Hannah and Matt Hanna review the 2025 horror film Primate, about a family's pet chimp that gets rabies and goes on a killing spree.
Horror Hour with the Hannas closes out its 2025 horror coverage with a year-end recap and the 2025 Horror Oscars.
Matt and Hannah Hanna review the 2026 zombie film 'We Bury the Dead,' praising Daisy Ridley's performance and the unique premise of a US military test causing zombies in Tasmania.
The hosts and guest Britt dive into David Lynch's 1997 film Lost Highway, analyzing its surreal horror elements, connections to real-life events like the OJ Simpson trial, and theories about Hollywood critique.
Hannah and Matt Hanna welcome Clarissa of I've Seen That One for a Horror Hour chat that starts with movie discovery, missed classics, and how recommendations keep changing the watch list.
Horror Hour with the Hannes takes a detour from horror and spends the episode reacting to the real Oscars nominations.
Horror Hour with the Hannas takes on this movie with recurring guest Anna.
The Hannas open by comparing themselves to the final girls of a slasher movie.
Sam Raimi gets a lively return-to-horror check-in.
Welcome to Twin Peaks starts with Hannah and Matt handing listeners off from the Horror Hour with the Hannas channel to the show's new home.
Matt and Hannah open with the long wait for 28 Years Later and the familiar horror-sequel debate that comes with it.
Horror Hour with the Hannas uses its bonus episode to rank January and February 2026 horror releases, with Hannah logging at least 11 films on Letterboxd and Matt naming six wide releases he saw.
Hannah and Matt kick off their Twin Peaks rewatch with a clear difference in perspective.
Horror Hour with the Hannas talks about Undertone, A24's new horror film about a paranormal podcast host caring for her dying mother.
Horror Hour with the Hannas brings on Philip Marinello of The Substance for a loose, spoiler-heavy chat about Donnie Darko.
Elijah Alvarez, the writer, director, and producer of Dorothy, The Haunting of Oz, tells Horror Hour with the Hannas that his feature is a horror take on The Wizard of Oz set on a college campus.
Hannah and Matt Hanna welcome Dan from Real Takes on TikTok and Instagram and the podcast Goodwill Podcasting to talk about 28 Years Later and Bone Temple.
Hannah and Matt open by splitting their first reactions to The Bride, with Hannah already more than ready to stan the movie hard.
The hosts discuss their experience at the Overlook Film Festival in New Orleans, including the number of movies they watched.
The hosts interview the director of a surrealist horror satire film about its making and themes.
The hosts introduce a special guest to discuss a horror movie that one host hasn't seen before.
The hosts interview the executive producer and lead actor of the upcoming horror movie 'I Know Exactly How You Die' about its origin and themes.
A married couple reviews the horror film 'Keeper' and discusses its production background.
A married couple and their friend compare the novel Ring, the Japanese film Ringu, and the US remake The Ring.
A married couple humorously reviews horror movies, analyzing what makes them scary and their deeper meanings.
The hosts introduce a special guest from TikTok who shares his horror content, then transition into a sponsor ad for Ringtree LLC.
A married couple reviews and analyzes horror movies with a comedic twist.
Matt and his wife discuss and review three horror movies with limited releases, providing spoiler-filled mini reviews.