Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever, The Poughkeepsie Tapes, Poltergeist and Freaks. A brand-spanking new release, a movie that may never be released and two classic releases. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Forget Me Not, Strangeland, 1408 and Dog Soldiers. We are all over the place on this episode hitting on some recent classics and newer releases. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Full-length interview with Adam Green, director of Frozen, Hatchet and Spiral. We have a great discussion with Adam about everything from his history to his previous movies to his upcoming movies. This was a blast.

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Pandorum, Moon, Town Creek (Blood Creek) and Cube. We are going all sci-fi this episode. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Jennifer's Body, Paranormal Activity, Frontiere(s) and House on the Edge of the Park. We welcome the new year with some of last year's biggest movies. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Carriers, Triangle, The Entity, a 2009 Recap and a 2010 Preview. Some new movies that you should be checking out as well as a recap of what to watch in horror from 2009 and 2010. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Home Movie, Antibodies (Antikorper), Warlock, and Short Night of Glass Dolls. These movies are all over the place this episode. We also include another one of Mike's underground gems, a giallo. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Thirst, The House of the Devil, I Sell the Dead, and Dellamorte Dellamore. A huge dose of some new releases and another one of Mike's underground gems. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Calvaire, The Thaw, Creep (2004), and Re-Animator. A lot of interesting ones and some 80s goodness. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Dead Air, Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet, Blood: The Last Vampire, and Fritt vilt II. Lots of 2009 releases in this batch. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Halloween Retrospective. We cover the entire Halloween franchise from everything Michael Myers to Halloween III: Season of the Witch. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Trick 'r Treat, Drag Me to Hell, Bushinsaba, and Night of the Demons. We are gearing up for Halloween, and what better way to get ready than to review Trick 'r Treat. Will this be the new Halloween classic? Drag Me to Hell also marks Sam Raimi's return to horror. Bushinsaba is a movie from South Korea. To round things off, we have Mike digging into the past for one of his favorite Halloween classics - Night of the Demons. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Antichrist, The Hills Run Red, Oneechanbara, and The Wicker Man. Antichrist is a highly controversial movie these days. Let's see if it warrants it. The Hills Run Red is a throwback to the slasher genre. Oneechanbara is a Japanese movie that looks like a lot of fun. The Wicker Man is another one of Mike's classics from the past. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Full-length interview with Frank Sabatella, director of Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet. We have a great discussion on this movie starring Danielle Harris and Bill Moseley. By Frank's words, he says that this is a return to the 80s style slasher movies that we have been longing to see for a while.

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A nice lineup of some interesting movies that FHP fans have been asking about. Grace, Coming Soon, The Sinful Dwarf (Dvaergen), and The Last Winter. Grace is the latest movie from up-and-coming director Paul Solet. Coming Soon is recent Thai horror release woth lots of chills, while The Last Winter stars man-hero Ron Perlman. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com. News highlights include and more.

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Full-length interview with Paul Solet, director of Grace. We have a great discussion on this movie starring Jordan Ladd and Stephen Park. This is Paul's first full-length feature and it is gaining a lot of steam right now. We get to dig and really as a lot of questions about his movie and his career.

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Full-length interview with Gadi Harel, co-director of Deadgirl. We discuss his influences and he offers us a whole lot of insight into the movie Deadgirl. If you were a fan of this movie, you have to hear this interview. If not, this interview could change your opinion on it.

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After doing a few more well known movies lately, we went pretty obscure for this episode. Deadgirl, Dard Divorce, The Host, Night of the Creeps. The first three films are all foreign horror movies, while Night of the Creeps is another one of Mike's gems from the past that everyone needs to see. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Fine selection of movies for this show: The Wild Man of the Navidad, Last House on the Left (2009), 100 Feet and Dark Night of the Scarecrow. Let's see how one of the more recent remakes stands up to the original. Lot's of hype about it. The others are lesser known movies. And, Mike will take us back to 1981 for a made for TV horror movie that he is quite fond of. This is the first of many more where we will dig up a horror classic that you may have missed the first time around. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Fine selection of movies for this show: Pontypool, Book of Blood, Eden Log and Hack!. I have been itching to see Pontypool for a while. Book of Blood is based on stories written by Clive Barker. Eden Log is a French sci-fi/horror gaining a lot of steam. Hack! is one of those lesser known slasher movies that could be a gem. Let's see. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com.

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Some big names this week. Let's see how they fare. First off, we have Peter Cornwell's The Haunting in Connecticut. We also review The Unborn, War Wolves and Boston Strangler. Hear our thoughts on all of these movies and see if they are worth your time. Better yet, if you have seen them, see if you agree with us. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast(at)fearshop.com. Also, we continue with our Top 50 Horror Movies of all-time list with numbers 20 - 16. News highlights include Brian Pulido's The Graves, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Orphan, and more.

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Four movies to cover for this show. Lots to talk about here. First off, we have Jonathan Levine's All the Boys Love Mandy Lane. We also review Steven Sheil's Mum and Dad, John Bowker's Platoon of the Dead and Patrik Syversen's Rovdyr. Hear our thoughts on all of these movies and see if they are worth your time. Better yet, if you have seen them, see if you agree with us. Also, we continue with our Top 50 Horror Movies of all-time list with numbers 21 - 25.

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So, here it is. Jason Voorhees is back. Friday the 13th (2009) is out. Frank finally gets to see it. What does he think? Mike has already waived the flag for this movie, so we know what the Friday the 13th fanboy thinks about it. We get to talk about the Killer Cut version of the DVD and the Blu Ray quality of Friday the 13th. Also up for review is Laid to Rest, which is more of a modern slasher movie. Laid to Rest fits in nicely with the Friday the 13th selection. Get our takes as well as opinions from some of our listeners on these horror movies. Also, we continue with our Top 50 Horror Movies of all-time list with numbers 26-30. News includes the second H2 trailer, Friday the 13th Part 2 news and some more odds and ends.

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Four reviews of some very popular movies. First, we start off with 2 Nazi Zombie movies: Dead Snow and Outpost. Both movies are relatively unknown movies, although Dead Snow will get a limited theatrical release soon. From there, we move to Toby Wilkins' Splinter, a new age monster movie that is gaining some steam these days. We round out the podcast with a discussion on End of the Line. Get our takes as well as opinions from some of our listeners on these four horror movies. Also, we continue with our Top 50 Horror Movies of all-time list with numbers 31-35. News includes updates on Trick 'r Treat and the new Scream trilogy. Leave us a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or email us at podcast@fearshop.com.

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An in depth review of the shocking French horror movie Martyrs from Pascal Laugier. Did it survive the hype? Is it worth your time? Is it as sick of a horror movie as everyone is saying? Listen up and see. We also cover My Bloody Valentine (1981) and My Bloody Valentine 3-D. Our views on both of these are actually interesting. We all know what Mike will say on the original since it is an 80s slasher movie. But, will Frank agree? Also, we continue with our Top 50 Horror Movies of all-time list with numbers 36-40. News includes updates on Behind the Mask 2 and J.J. Abrams and Stephen King.

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Full-length interview with S.G. Browne, author of Breathers. We discuss his early influences, screenplays and more.

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Complete review of the entire Underworld series. We review all three parts, one at a time. There are a few surprises here with our take on the movies and our list of favorites. Also, we continue with our Top 50 Horror Movies of all-time list with numbers 45-41. News includes updates on Saw VI, a new horror remake and a few other juicy nuggets.

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Here is a monster episode. We cover all 8 of the After Dark Horrorfest III movies all in one show. We let you know which ones to watch and which ones to skip. Lots of disagreements on this one as to which ones were our favorites. Of course, that is the beauty of the show. We have completely different tastes. The After Dark Horrorfest III includes Autopsy, Butterfly Effect 3, The Broken, Dying Breed, From Within, Perkins' 14, Slaughter, Voices. Let's see if Frank wants to wipe his ass with any of these movies as he did in the previous show. If you ask me, that is just plain weird. We also begin our 10-part series of our combined top 50 horror movies of all time. We will begin with 50 - 46 in this episode. Stay tuned for next month, when we review the entire Underworld series and do the next 5 movies in our 50 horror movies of all time list. The new features our take on the new Nancy for the Nightmare on Elm Street remake and some interesting projects that are beginning and ending. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or post some feedback on the podcast page at http://www.fearshop.com/podcast.

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So, we move onto some vampire movies with the lead-in movie being Let the Right One In. With all of the publicity that it has been getting, you finally get FHP's take on it. Rather interesting. There is a complete disagreement on this one. You have to hear the interesting nuggets that Frank gives us on this movie. After that one, we move into Leif Jonker's Darkness. Talk about low budget. Is this one of Mike's movies that only he can watch, or will Frank agree? We conclude our vampire feast with a true cult classic, Subspecies. Rarely, does Full Moon ever do anything worth talking about. This is their gem. Hear our thoughts on it and find out a few peices of information that you may not have known about this movie. As if that was not enough, we also discuss our combined top 5 vampire movies of all time. We have a top secret algorithm that we used to calculate the results for this. Actually, it was pretty easy. Some interesting movies here. Stay tuned for next month, when we begin our first part of a 10 part series counting down our top 50 horror movies of all time (once again, top secret algorithm). The new features our take on Jackie Earle Haley as the new Freddy, and the What to Watch segment is packed with a bunch of movies that we have been looking forward to. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or post some feedback on the podcast page at http://www.fearshop.com/podcast.

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Fun show. We paint the town red tonight, and by red, I mean blood splatter. We review two Japanese horror movies that are just bloody messes: Yoshihiro Nishimura's Tokyo Gore Police and Noboru Iguchi's The Machine Girl. As if that is not enough, we throw in Adam Green's 2006 releases Hatchet. Find out what we have to say about all three of these movies. As always, the show is not for the faint of heart and we go all over the place talking about anything, and everything, that we think of. The new features some updates to Rob Zombie's Halloween, Saw VI and some good news on a new 3-D zombie movie in the works. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or post some feedback on the podcast page at www.fearshop.com/podcast.

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Kickass show recapping a couple of identical movies. We talk about [REC] (2007) and Quarantine (2008). By this point, everyone knows that Quarantine was a remake of [REC]. What are our thoughts on these movies? Which one was better? Well, if we told you, you would not have to listen. That is not how we roll. Listen up and enjoy. Also, a ton of news is covered from projects in the works to rumored projects. We run the gamut on all things horror. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984 or post some feedback on the podcast page at www.fearshop.com/podcast.

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This show recaps a couple of pretty good movies: Mulberry Street (2006) and Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon (2006). A lot is revealed about our thoughts on the story behind Jim Mickle's Mulberry Street. Was it politically driven? Was it just a fun movie? One topic is Nick Damici's role and how well it was played. The show then moves into Mike's pick, Scott Glosserman's Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon. What is this? Two shows in a row with Mike being giddy about movies in the review. Will he be able to contain his enthusiasm and actually deliver a biased opinion? Are you kidding? The show also moves into a game review, Call of Duty: World at War on the PS3. Great game. Amazing graphics. Story mode, online game play and coop game play are covered. Also, there is a voice mail number that is now available to leave us comments to be played on the show. Let us have it. Leave a voice mail at 206.666.1984.

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Wow. This is our longest show yet. Quite a spirited discussion on Saw V and the Friday the 13th series. Mike, always the Jason Voorhees fanboy, actually goes off on one of the movies from the series. Listen to check out which one. Both Frank and Mike are Saw fanboys, but are very honest about Saw V. Some interesting news talked about this show including Halloween H2 and the Last House on the Left remake. As always, post your feedback, so that we know where you stand on these issues.

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Great show. A good discussion on Lost Boys: The Tribe. We hit on all of the issues people are having with this sequel and how it ignores the "sequel rules". If you are on the fence on this one, you have to hear this. If you have seen it, check it out. The 2008 RIP recap was great as well. The main conflict was with Shrooms. We agreed and the majority of movies that we talked about. Check it out and let us know your thoughts on 2008. Now, on to 2009. What a year that we are in. The amount of movies coming out are amazing. There are a few acclaimed original movies coming out, but all the talk is about the remakes. I know from my friends on Facebook and Twitter that a lot of people are juiced for Friday the 13th and with good reason. The general consensus on the Nightmare on Elm Street remake is that it should not be remade... and I agree. The original still holds up so I do not get it. Oh well. Enough of me rambling on. Download the show and let us know what you think.

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A review of Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury's Inside (2007) and a feature on the HBO Series True Blood. Inside: While driving in a rainy day, Sarah crashes her car against another one. Four months later, on Christmas Eve, Sarah decides to stay alone at her home, grieving her deceased boyfriend Matthieu and preparing to go to the hospital on the next morning for the delivery. During the night, a stranger knocks on her door asking to get inside, but Sarah calls the police and the woman vanishes. Later, Sarah is attacked by the woman and she runs to the bathroom. During the bloody night of terror, the woman attacks Sarah's visitors and discloses to Sarah who she is and what she wants. True Blood: The series follows Sookie Stackhouse, a barmaid living in Louisiana who can read people's minds, and how her life is turned upside down when the Vampire Bill, walks into her place of employment two years after vampires 'came out of the coffin' on national television.

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A review of M. Night Shyamalan's The Happening and a feature of the films of M. Night Shyamalan including The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, Signs, his rumored work on Harry Potter and other projects.

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Review of Midnight Meat Train and a comparison between the original Halloween and Rob Zombie's remake.

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