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Do you like horror movies? Do you like the bad, the good and the downright ugly horror movies? The ones that either make you giggle in delight or so mad that you smile with delight? Well, then this is the podcast for you! Hi, I'm Brian and I love all types of horror films. From the ones that are cinematic masterpieces, to those that will make your blood boil and curl. Whether the movie is so unwatchable or so loved, I will give my honest opinion and review of the film with clips of the movie mixed in to help tell the story. This isn't your standard film review pod. Let me engross you in the story of the film and make you feel that you're watching the movie along side me. I may also get reall…
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Brian pairs scene-by-scene horror analysis with comic tangents, sharp visual observations, and a persistent test of whether each movie's logic holds.
The Terrible Terror Podcast follows horror films scene by scene, with Brian pausing the action for comic riffs, plot objections, and close attention to visual choices.
A stolen chili burger gets a side plot, if you like your horror recaps gloriously sidetracked.
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A scheduling note opens into loose, affectionate horror talk about Grace, Alex, Elijah Wood, and Samara Weaving.
Terrible Terror turns a practical scheduling snag into brisk horror commentary. The next movie remains on the plan, even if it is not currently available somewhere most listeners can easily access, and the episode pivots back to a film centered on Grace, Alex, several…
A loose horror recap that tracks Ready or Not from trailer skepticism into family dynamics and symbolic readings.
This episode treats Ready or Not as more than a trailer-driven setup, and that shift gives the discussion its pull. It moves through the premise, the family tensions, and a few symbolic readings, including hair color and character alignment, while staying focused on what the…
A Christmas rant that turns a strange holiday special into a sharp, unruly takedown.
This holiday bonus episode takes aim at the Mr. T and Emanuel Lewis Christmas Dream Special, and the host does not hide where he stands. The humor comes from hard, fast reactions to the weird little details: the random performers, the street carriage ride, the blanket bit, and…
A loud Grinch riff that keeps its edge even when it wanders.
Terrible Terror Podcast treats The Mean One as a noisy holiday-horror riff on the Grinch, and that is the right lane for it. The episode leans hard on the movie's strange town rules, Christmas paranoia, and the cave attack sequence, while the host keeps the pace moving even when…
A jagged, funny season finale that turns Fright Night into a rambling horror love letter.
The Terrible Terror Podcast closes season 10 with Fright Night, a brisk, unruly run through vampires, old expired actors, and a kid convinced one lived next door.
A blunt season end horror check-in that calls out the movie's tropes and dumb choices.
This mini episode catches the host at the tail end of Season 10, with one episode left after Episode 300, and he makes room for a movie he has wanted to cover in the birthday slot. The shift is loose and conversational, which suits the piece, even if it moves on quickly.
A brisk Screamboat Willie check-in finds its charge in Disney nods, solid kills, and David Howard Thornton's silent turn.
The Terrible Terror Podcast's mini episode works as a brisk check-in ahead of a YouTube review of Screamboat Willie, centering on the bits that landed for the host: playful Disney references, lifted lines, sturdy kills, and David Howard Thornton's silent performance.
A sick-day minisode opens into a candid, loosely shaped tour of Ryan's note-taking and editing process.
This minisode folds Ryan's head cold, a Steel Panther outing, and a closer look at podcast note-taking into a loose but practical account of how his process works.
British nostalgia, ranked and cheerfully misremembered.
Oscar history, watched one nominee at a time.
Terrible Terror Podcast minisode 85 previews The Mean One on Shudder and says the Christmas special is still being chosen.
This minisode covers a personal warehouse shopping trip, a movie review of Wuthering Heights, and weekly updates for the Terrible Terror podcast.
The host introduces and begins discussing the horror movie 'Death of a Unicorn', expressing initial confusion about its genre and intentions based on the trailer.
This episode of the Terrible Terror podcast explores the horror video game Until Dawn, discussing its story and practical effects while encouraging listeners to share their own horror movie creations.
This episode of the Terrible Terror Podcast explores the horror movie Psycho Goreman, discussing its mix of puppet creatures, gore, and family-friendly elements.
This episode of the Terrible Terror Podcast discusses the horror movie 'Slithered', exploring its creation by a first-time writer-director and its blend of trauma and fun elements.
The host introduces the horror movie podcast and discusses the film 'Pilgrim', which combines elements of Saw, Pilgrims, and a bloody finale, while noting it's an exception to their usual focus on VOD or theatrical releases.
The host reflects on the new year, shares experiences with inventory work, and discusses Spotify Wrapped data showing a significant increase in podcast listenership.
The host introduces a mini episode of the Terrible to Hair podcast, discussing a movie they saw unexpectedly and thanking listeners for checking out recent October horror film episodes.
The host introduces a new season of the Terrible Terror Podcast, discussing the fantasy film Legend and its horror elements, including personal childhood fears.
This minisode discusses recent movies and the last two episodes of The Last of Us in a spoiler-free manner.
This episode of the Terrible Terror Podcast discusses the horror movie 'Shrunken Heads' as part of a Charles Band marathon, with connections to William Shatner's work.
The host introduces the next episode's Thanksgiving-themed movie, discusses its public domain status, and mentions missing a chance to collaborate with Dave due to busyness.
The host introduces the next movie, 'Alligator' from 1980, as a monster/animal attack film chosen from a director's collection on Shudder for its potential as stupid fun.
The host introduces a horror movie podcast episode about Sasquatch Hunters, mentioning a bet related to a Seattle 49ers vs.
The host introduces a mini-episode discussing recent movies, plans for next week's viewing, and where to watch an upcoming film on various streaming platforms.
The host introduces an episode about the Amityville Thanksgiving horror film, discussing the influx of Amityville movies after the franchise entered the public domain.
The host introduces and reviews the Canadian horror film 'The Last Video Store', noting its low box office earnings and short runtime as refreshing aspects.
The host discusses two video games they recently started playing, focusing first on the horror game Resident Evil Requiem, which they are streaming on Twitch and YouTube.
The host introduces a Valentine's Day-themed horror movie episode that blends rom-com elements with slasher tropes, comparing it to films like 'Freaky' and 'Happy Death Day'.
The host introduces a mini-episode, briefly mentions past movies like Craccoon, and announces the next movie to be discussed is Heart Eyes, a Valentine's Day-themed killer film.
The host introduces the final episode of Body Horror Month, focusing on Kevin Smith's movie Tusk and discussing Smith's film style and criticism.
The host introduces the podcast and discusses the horror film 'Christmas Bloody Christmas', a Shudder exclusive by RLJE Media, blending elements like the Terminator and Santa Claus.
The host briefly mentions Thanksgiving and introduces the upcoming movie review for 'Christmas Bloody Christmas', a Shudder original film featuring Robo Santa Plus.
The host celebrates episode 300 of the Terrible Terror Podcast by discussing John Carpenter's 2001 horror film Ghosts of Mars, noting its release date and its place in Carpenter's filmography.
The host discusses attending a Weird Al concert with Paranormal Pat, describing the experience and critiquing the Shoreline venue's seating arrangement.
The host expresses frustration and disbelief while reviewing the heavily Amazon-promoted movie 'War of the Worlds', criticizing its product placement and overall quality.
The host announces a random theme month for August, discusses nearing the end of season 10 and approaching 300 episodes, and expresses disbelief at the podcast's longevity.
The host shares a brief update about a hectic week involving work, an audit in the medical device industry, and personal errands like buying warehouse pallets and office equipment.
The host provides an update on the podcast from a noisy location, explaining that an unexpected foot injury has become unbearable and affected their activities.
This mini episode of the Terrible Terror podcast is a check-in with listeners to discuss how everyone is doing and plan the next movie for the show.
This episode of the Terrible Terror Podcast reviews the horror movie Wolfman, critiquing it as a boring take on a classic Universal monster with family trauma elements.
This episode of the Terrible Terror Podcast discusses the horror movie Killjoy and explores the connection between trauma and Full Moon pictures' production quality.
This mini episode discusses the ongoing Full Moon Marathon featuring Charles Band films, notes the frequent William Shatner intros, and previews a trailer for The Last of Us while mentioning the next movie available on Tubi.
This episode of the Terrible Terror Podcast introduces and discusses the horror film American Mary, focusing on its plot involving a surgeon turned body modifier, and mentions a prior discussion on Dave's Popcorn podcast.
The host introduces a mini-episode, discusses plans to see Ready or Not 2, asks for sci-fi film recommendations, and considers a temporary shift to cheesy 80s action movies.
This minisode of the Terrible Terror podcast features a casual reunion and banter between the host and guest Dave after a delay.
The host introduces the Terrible Terror Podcast's Body Horror Month in October, focusing on reviewing horror movies like Malignant by James Wan, while discussing the challenges of podcast preparation.
The host discusses wrapping up season 10, preparing for season 11, personal scheduling challenges, and a recent concert experience.
This episode of the Terrible Terror Podcast discusses the 1980s horror film 'Alligator' as a Jaws-inspired monster movie, covering its production history including directors Joe Dante and Louis Teague.
This episode of the Terrible Terror Podcast discusses the horror movie 'Crackcoon', focusing on its plot involving woodland creatures addicted to crack that turn into violent demon-like beings.
The host introduces the horror movie 'Steel Trap', which involves entertainment people being killed off in a tall building on New Year's, as part of a New Year's-themed horror movie discussion.
This mini-episode discusses the host's recent theater experiences, including seeing Superman and another movie, with spoiler warnings for both films.
The host introduces the podcast, apologizes for being sick, and begins discussing the horror movie Re-Animator, which blends HP Lovecraft elements with zombies and comedy.
This episode of the Terrible Terror Podcast discusses the horror movie 'Head of the Family' and the host's personal updates on mini episodes.
Ryan previews The Mortuary Assistant, a Shudder film based on a mortuary-set horror game involving embalming, demonic events, and multiple endings.
The host of The Terrible Terror Podcast provides a scene-by-scene analysis and review of the horror film Ready or Not.
The host of The Terrible Terror Podcast reviews the bizarre 1984 Christmas special 'A Christmas Dream' starring Mr.
The host reviews the low-budget horror film 'The Mean One,' an unauthorized slasher parody of 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas.' He analyzes David Howard Thornton's performance, critiques the film's plot and production quality, and humorously recounts key violent scenes, particularly the SantaCon massacre.
The host provides a detailed, nostalgic analysis of the 1985 horror-comedy film Fright Night, praising the standout performances of Roddy McDowall and Chris Sarandon, sharing behind-the-scenes trivia, and comparing it to the 2011 remake.
The host announces the season finale will cover 'Fright Night', plans a month of body horror episodes for October, and delivers rapid-fire reviews of 'The Conjuring: Last Rites', the 'Toxic Avenger' reboot, and 'Hell House Lineage'.
Ryan discusses seeing Steel Panther at San Francisco's Fillmore, describing the band as a mock hair-metal act with strong vocals, crowd banter, and songs built around sex, drugs, and heavy metal.
The Terrifier studio makes enjoyable independent horror, while the Pooniverse films often feel designed around advertising.
The Terrible Terror Podcast's Terrible Terror Minisode 65 reviews Robert Eggers's Nosferatu, comparing its atmosphere and uneven performances with Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula.