Recorded on April 15th and April 22nd, 2023. Greetings, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you the final episode of their Ray Dennis Steckler retrospective. Show hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig tackle three more films from the wacky outsider filmmaker and they certainly are something else. First up is "The Hollywood Strangler Meets the Skid Row Slasher'' (1979), a simple tale of love and lust between a psychotic photographer who loves to strangle hookers and a used book-store owner who slashes the throats of drunken bums! Then, the boys talk about "The Las Vegas Serial Killer'' (1986), a quasi-sequel - or maybe a remake, or perhaps some soft-reboot made before there was a thing called a "reboot"? - to the previous film in which our intrepid photographer-strangler is back in action while the story cuts back and forth between two non-descript muggers that might play into the story...or maybe not?!?! And finally, the hosts review Steckler's last film "One More Time" (2009), which is an attempt at an existential follow up to "The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!?" and...well, it's something! Also on board is Nate's 'Kids Corner' in which he'll be talking about "Prey" (2022), the recent addition in the "Predator" franchise.

Originally Recorded on  March 11th, 12th, and 25th, 2023 Greetings and salutations, fans! That Horror Show Podcast presents Part Deux of our Ray Dennis Steckler retrospective! Tune in as hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig tackles Steckler's next productions, which feature enough behind the camera professionalism to capture the personal "home movie" horror film aesthetic. First up, Tim and Chris review "The Lemon Grove Kids Meet the Monsters" (1967-1969), a three-part short film series mash-up in which Steckler imitates the 'Bowery Boys' with his friends and family in 'The Lemon Grove Kids', 'The Lemon Grove Kids Meet the Green Grasshopper and the Vampire Lady from Outer Space' (phew...what a title!) and 'The Lemon Grove Kids...Go Hollywood!' And then, once when the 1970s began everything would change for Ray with his production of "The Chooper" (1971, aka "Blood Shack"), which shows you need a lot more than just the hot Nevada desert locale and a decrepit house complete with a soiled mattress to make a horror movie! But wait, that’s not all: Chris goes solo to review a couple of Steckler's later triple-X rated horror titles (so Tim doesn't have to!) of the likes such as "The Mad Love Life of a Hot Vampire", "Count Al-Kum" (oh, how witty, Ray!), "The Sexorcist Devil" and "Red Heat" (and yes, these reviews of Steckler's hardcore titles are NSFW, kids!). And we also have yet another Kids Corner review with Nate in which he talks about "M3GAN" (2022) with special guest Gabi.

Originally Recoded on Tuesday February 23rd, 2016 With an airdate of March 13th, 2016 * Hello THSP fans and listeners we regret to inform you that there will not be a new THSP episode this month. So please enjoy this classic episode from our archives. Also be on the lookout for a new episode soon entitled "That Ray Dennis Steckler Retrospective Part 2! Coming soon! Hello Kiddies!!! Welcome to our 12th episode called That Horror Comedy Episode! In this month's monumental, exciting and funny episode, your hosts Tim Kazda and Chris Koenig tackle two horror comedies that are sure to tickle your funny bone and maybe make you pee a little: "Tucker and Dale vs. Evil" (2010) and "The Final Girls" (2015).   But before that Tim and Chris head into their "What We Watched" segment. Chris reviews " Airplane" (1980) and Tim reviews "Young Frankenstein" (1974) So strap in and hold on!!! It's going to be a wild and funny ride!

Recorded on Saturday January 14th, Sunday January 15th and Sunday February 5th, 2023. Welcome to 2023, fans! That Horror SHow Podcast begins this brand new year with yet another retrospective, this time on a particular filmmaker who dabbled with the horror genre in his own unique ways: Ray Dennis Steckler! Regulated to near obscurity due to being a filmmaker that hinged outside of the "mainstream", Steckler's work is still ripe for rediscovery and re-evaluation, so your lovely hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig have decided to take the plunge into his works. First up is the film that most cult movie fans know of just by its title alone: "The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies !!?" (1963), a movie that has gone down in history thanks to (or no thanks to) the Golden Turkey Awards as 'The Worst Film Ever Made', a claim that the hosts are willing to challenge. Second up is what some Steckler fans consider his minimalist masterpiece "The Thrill Killers" (1965), a weird combo of trapped-in-Hollywood-rat-race film noir meets psychopathic murderers on a bloody rampage in the tradition of "Psycho"! And third is not a horror movie but the jewel-in-the-crown of Steckler's form of improvised cinema "Rat Pfink a Boo Boo" (1966), which begins as a movie featuring three thugs involved in a kidnapping and ends as a...oh, comon', you just gotta listen to find out!!! Also on hand is Nate's 'Kids Corner' and gives his take on none other than the Season 4 finale of 'Stranger Things'!

Recorded Tuesday December 13th, 2022  Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you a brand-new episode to keep you entertained during this special month. The merry hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig have set up the Christmas tree, wrapped all their gifts...and have plenty of egg-nog and brandy on hand to help them get through this episode! And speaking of this episode, Tim and Chris tackle none other than "Black Friday" (2021), which features a triple-threat of Bruce "Evil Dead" Campbell, Michael "Black Dynamite" Jai White, and Devon "Insert Your Choice of Whatever Bad VOD Movie He Was In Previous" Sawa! So what did these two think about the movie? Well, you gotta sit back and give this show a listen in order to find out! Plus a brand new Kidz Corner with Nate we chat about "Sharknado" (2013) #BlackFriday #BruceCampbell #DevonSawa #MichaelJaiWhite #HolidayHorror  #THSP

(THSP Classic Episode!) Originally recorded Tuesday December 13th, 2016 with a original air date of December 20th, 2016.   Happy Holidays, fans! That Horror Show Podcast is back with a very special Christmas-themed episode for you horror movie lovers out there. Yes, the Christmas tree is up with all the trimmings, the stockings are hung by the fireplace, and the eggnog with an extra pinch of brandy is ready to be consumed. And yes, that annoying little ‘Elf on the Shelf’ has been tied up and locked in the closet where he should be! Anyways, join in on the festivities as hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig review two holiday horror movies: “Black Christmas” and…well, "Black Christmas”. That’s right, Tim and Chris sing their praises over the Bob Clark classic “Black Christmas” (1974), as well as offer their grievances over Glen Morgan’s remake “Black Christmas” (2006).   But wait, there’s more: Tim and Chris also offer their favorite non-horror themed Christmas movies. Listen in as Chris talks a bit about his holiday favorites “Bad Santa” (2003), “Scandal” (1950) and “Larceny Inc.” (1942), while Tim reveals his holiday pleasures “The Long Kiss Goodnight” (1996), “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” (1989) and “It’s a Wonderful Life” (1946). Consider this little segment a hybrid of the ‘What Have We Watched’ segment that you all know and love (and, in case if you are wondering, we will be bringing that segment back for next year’s episodes, we promise!).    #BlackChristmas #BobClark #THSP

Recorded on Thursday November 17th, 2022   Gooble, Gooble!   Happy Thanksgiving, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you the return of their annual Thanksgiving-horror episode. Your cuddly hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig have set the table with a juicy turkey dinner complete with all the trimmings. And speaking of turkey dinners, none other than Dave Rodriguez joins the crew to provide his usual humorous take on the film they are about to review, which is none other than "Pilgrim" (2019). So pull up a chair, fill thy plate with Thanksgiving goodness, grab that box-wine and pour yourself a glass (or two or ten!), and sit back and give this episode a listen.   All this and KIDZ Corner with Nate where he chats about "Werewolf by Night" (2022) streaming on Disney +   #PILGRIM #HULU #INTOTHEDARK #THSP #THANKSGIVING

(THSP CLASSIC)  Originally recorded on Wednesday, November 11th, 2020 and ordinally released on Monday November 23rd, 2020.  Happy Thanksgiving, fans! It's that time of year and you know what that means?  That Horror Show Podcast proudly presents its annual Thanksgiving-themed horror episode featuring your booze-laden hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig. And also joining us at the table is none other than special guest Dave Rodriguez from "Sequel This!". So while the hosts bring out the turkey and cranberry sauce (and plenty of red wine on hand to get your hosts thru this episode in one piece), and while Dave once again laments that he was roped into another holiday-themed horror episode, what awful piece of Thanksgiving-themed horror has been unearthed for dissection? Well, it's a little horror-thriller called "Kristy" (2014) that managed to...well, you gotta listen to find out. And yes, as per tradition, Dave provides the synopsis. Gobble, gobble.   #thankful #Thanksgiving #ThanksgivingHorror #CollegeIsAKiller #Kristy #THSP #sepn

Recorded Monday October 5th and Wednesday October 12th, 2022    Happy Halloween, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you another double-feature review of horror that will tickle your funny-bones. Show hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig have jumped in the way-back machine and transplant themselves to that bygone era known as the 1970s. Tim and Chris find some flea-pit drive-in theatre and check out two low-budget oddities: "Crypt of Dark Secrets" (1978) and "Mardi Gras Massacre" (1978). And, believe it or not, these movies have the following things in common: both involve cult satanic worship, both are cinematic drive-in dreck, both are filmed on location in New Orleans! So take a trip down with us to 'The Big Easy' (or, as Chris himself says, 'The Big Sleazy'...don't worry, he means that as a term of endearment!), check in to the drive-in with your favorite gal in the passenger seat for some "quality time" together, and give this show a listen!  Plus a all new Kidz Corner with Nate where we chat about "Aliens" (1986)  #CryptOfDarkSecrets  #MardiGrasMassacre #Aliens #THSP

Recorded on Saturday September 10th and Sunday September 18th, 2022 What up, fans? That Horror Show Podcast is back with another brand new episode off the assembly line, so grab your headphones, pour your drink of choice and give this one a spin! Show hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig tackle a horror double-feature of Satanic proportions! Listen in as the hosts give their take on the topsy-turvy nuttiness that is "Satanic Panic" (2019), and then our dynamic reviewers talk about the rather sedate "We Summon the Darkness" (2019) and marvel at the fact that a near unrecognizable Johnny Knoxville participated in a horror movie. So if you want to know what our take is on these two movies, well...ah, comon, you already know what you have to do!  #SatanicPanic #WeSummonTheDarkeness #THSP

Recorded Monday August 8th, 2022 and Friday August 12th, 2022 Greetings and salutations, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you yet another double-feature review for your listening pleasure. Show hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig came across two films that deal with the subject of 'The Most Dangerous Game'. Question for any of you that are married or have just gotten married: did your in-laws trap you inside a large mansion and chase you down for sport? If so, then you'll love the hosts' review of "Ready or Not" (2019)! And for the second movie: do you like your horror mixed with the politics of the day? Well then, listen in as the hosts try to make heads-or-tails out of "The Hunt" (2020)!  All this and a brand new KIDZ Corner with Nate where we discuss the 1990 film "Tremors" and the return of our Mailroom segment! #Deadlygames #ReadyOrNot #TheHunt #THSP

Recorded Saturday June 25th, 2022 Greetings and salutations, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you the fourth installment of our 'Saw' franchise review series! Wait, you thought the series ended with "Jigsaw"? Apparently Lionsgate/Twisted Pictures saw fit to squeeze a little more juice out of this franchise, and "Spiral: From The Book of Saw" (2021) is the ninth film to assault the unsuspecting public (and yes, you read that right, it is the NINTH film in this neverending series!!!). Who would have thought the first film started out as a low-budget wonder from a then-unknown James Wan - with an on-screen title that actually lives up to its promise! - and would begat an entire franchise? The mind boggles! And speaking of mind-boggling, Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig have taken it upon themselves to check out the new entry. So does this follow-up break up its tried-and-true formula to do something else for a change...or is it the same old, same old story? Does Chris Rock prove he has the acting chops to tackle a horror movie worthy of his presence? And does this movie really have a "book" in it? To find the answers, all you have to do is give this episode a listen. But wait, that's not all: also joining in on the festivities is our special guest 'Saw' expert Chris Barreras to help your lovely hosts get through this incredibly exhaustive series! Plus a brand new Kidz Corner segment where Nate reviews his first R Rated film "Alien" (1979) . Want to be part of the show email us at: thathorrorshowpodcast@gmail.com or send us a private message through or facebook account.      #Spiral #SpiralFromTheBookofSAW #Jigsaw #Slasher #Deadlygames #THSP

Recorded on Saturday May 14th and Sunday May 22nd, 2022 Hola, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you another special episode designed to bring plenty of joy to your eardrums. Pop quiz time: name just ONE action star of the 1980s and 1990s that has done a few horror movies? If you said Arnold Schwarzenegger, then you are the winner (The prize: just this episode only, ha!!!). And if you said Chuck Norris...well, uh, meh, we owe you an episode on his contributions (Date of episode release: UNDETERMINED! Commitment to recording said Norris episode: NONE!!!). Okay, so that aside, your lovable hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig have been pumping some iron and are all 'roided-up for this alpha-male, testosterone fuelled episode. Ever wondered what it would be like if Arnold faced down none other than Satan himself? Well, the hosts got you covered with their review of "End of Days" (1999). And then, the guys were surprised to see Schwarzenegger playing an ordinary family man having to deal with dramatic domestic issues and the looming zombie apocalypse in "Maggie" (2015).  All this plus a brand new KIdz Corner with Nate were we chat about  "Godzilla vs. Kong"  (2021) and the return of  our "Mailroom segment"!  So strap in Ladies and Gents, welcome to Summer THSP style!!!! Remember email us at: thathorrorshowpodcast@gmail.com  be apart of the show!  #EndOfDays #Maggie #ArnoldSchwarzenegger #ActionHorror #DramaHorror #THSP

Recorded on Saturday March 26th and Sunday April 3rd, 2022 Aloha, fans! Your lovable hosts of That Horror Show Podcast bring you another brand-new episode for this season. And, the films under review are a combination of two genres: they are both horror-comedies...and they are also sequels! Yeah, kinda' weird, isn't it? Well, if you are a loyal listener, that isn't too weird. Any-who, show hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig review "Happy Death Day 2U" (2019) and "The Babysitter: Killer Queen" (2020). Do these two movies bring the laughs and sequel goods? Hey, you know the drill: give this episode a spin in order to find out.   #HappyDeathDay2U  #TheBabysitter2KillerQueen #HorrorComedy #THSP

Recorded Monday February 21st, 2022    Hola, fans! That Horror Show Podcast is back with a brand-new episode to start out the year of 2022! Despite being on a brief hiatus, show-hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig got the urge to crank out an episode so as to let the fans know the show is still alive and well. So what do your two favorite hosts have in store for your listening pleasure? Well, the dynamic duo have decided to take a gander at none other than "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" (2021). So sit back, relax and give this episode a spin! Plus a all new Kidz Corner Segment where Nate discusses "Venom: Let There Be Carnage"! (2021)  #GhostbustersAfterlife #Ghostbusters #VenomLetThereBeCarnage #THSP

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(THSP Classic Episode!) Season 2: That Ghostbusters Special Bonus Episode!   Originally recorded Tuesday July 22nd, 2016 and released on August 5th, 2016   Hey there, horror fans! That Horror Show Podcast hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig bring you a very special “bonus episode” for this month. Taking a short break from discussing horror films involving crazed killers or any form of bodily dismemberment, your hosts decided to head to their local movie theatre to check out none other than the 2016 remake (or “reboot”, depending on how you want to look at the definition) of “Ghostbusters”. That’s right: after hearing so much about the controversy and the mixed reactions over the film, your dedicated hosts decided to get in on the action and check the movie out. And what’s Tim and Chris’ reaction towards the new version? Well, silly, you have to listen to the episode in order to find out.   So sit back, relax and listen in as Tim and Chris talk a little about the original 1984 version (as well as grumble a bit about the 1989 sequel), offer their thoughts over the whole remake/reboot “controversy” stirred up by on-line fandom, and then finally delve into a review of the new version and offering their thoughts and criticism.

(THSP Classic Episode) Season 1: Episode 1 Originally released on Wednesday February 15th, 2015  Hello and welcome to our pilot episode. In this episode your hosts, Tim and Chris will explore the world of "winter" themed horror films. The guys break down three films, 30 Days of Night from 2007, Dead Snow from 2009 and Adam Green's Frozen from 2010. So grab a hot cup of hot cocoa and snuggle up with us. #30DaysOfNight #DeadSnow #Frozen #AdamGreen #WinterHorror #THSP

(THSP Classic Episode) Season 2:  Episode 11   Recorded Tuesday January 26th, 2016  and originally released on Friday February 12, 2016    Welcome back to season two of  That Horror Show Podcast! We hope that you enjoyed your Christmas and holiday break. In this episode, Tim and Chris cover many topics starting with the recent passing of horror and entertainment icons from 2015 and so far in 2016.   They follow by discussing what they have been viewing over their extended break, like "The Walking Dead", "Fear The Walking Dead", "Better Call Saul", "Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens", "Daddies Home", "Sisters", "St. Vincent" and more.   Then they head into their "What We Watched" segment by flipping on the old boob tube. Chris gives his thoughts and feelings on "Horrible Bosses 2" (2014) while Tim reviews a film based on a true story called "Unbroken" (2014).   Finally, Tim and Chris bring you their "hearts" on a silver platter for the main course.  They discuss the original film "My Bloody Valentine" (1981) and, because the guys love to give, they also cover a second film, "My Blood Valentine 3-D" (2009).   So enjoy and welcome to season 2!   #mybloodyvalentine1981 #mybloodvalentine2009 #jensenackles #thsp #hearts #candy #love

(THSP Classic Episode!) Season 3 Episode 22 Recorded Tuesday February 14th, 2017 and originally released on February 17, 2017 Hey there, horror fans! That Horror Show Podcast is back to bring you another new episode. And, boy oh boy, this one is a doozy, folks! For this episode, we decided to hop in our time machine, venture back in time to 1970s New York City and find two horror movies playing in one of the 42nd Street grindhouses. So join hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig as they walk down the grimy streets of The Deuce and catch a zonked-out double-feature of “The Headless Eyes” (1971) and “I Drink Your Blood” (1971). Do these two demented gory shockers make a good pairing for the hosts? Well, fans, you gotta’ l listen to find out! But, wait: there’s more! This episode marks the return of the ever-so-in-demand ‘What Have We Watched’ segment! Sorry for the long wait, but we told you it was coming back. Listen in as Chris Koenig keeps his sleazy side in-check with his take on oh-so wrong “Love Camp 7” (1969), while Timothy Kazda expresses his displeasure with “How to Be Single” (2016). Plus the debut of THSP Spotlight, with special guest Tori Danielle! and the return of the mailroom. #42ndstreetgrindhouse #grindhouse #1971 #idrinkyourblood #theheadlesseyes #horror #1971horror #WiHM8 #horrorgeeklife #pophorror.com  #thsp