Video Vampires

The Video Vampires gang are back with an episode diving into 1986's Empire Pictures horror comedy TerrorVision. Along the way you can expect asides on Infinity War, Keanu Reeves, and Rambo 5.

In this episode we talk Alone In The Dark. No, not the Uwe Boll disasterpiece but rather New Line Cinema's under-appreciated slasher film directed by Jack Sholder (Nightmare On Elm Street 2, The Hidden) and featuring an all-star cast including Jack Palance, Martin Landau, and Donald Pleasance!

The Video Vampires gang get together with guests Carrie and Heather and talk Tobe Hooper's underrated follow up to Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1977's Eaten Alive starring Neville Brand, a pre- Freddy Robert Englund, Marilyn Burns, and Janus Blythe. Plus, Mickey talks getting stalked by evil sting rays and Jess discusses one of her fav movies of 2018.

It's mini-episode time and this one has a special place in our hearts! We're celebrating the April 1st birthday of Video Vampires own Jess C with a viewing of the 1986 slasher comedy April Fool's Day. Plus the gang talks Escape Rooms and how they can hilariously go wrong.

The Video Vampires duo are back with a double feature episode where they discuss the two Tales From The Crypt films of the nineties: Demon Knight (1995)and Bordello of Blood (1996). It's a lively discussion about two completely different films, the history of Tales From The Crypt, and Billy Zane. What more could you ask for?

The Video Vampires gang teams up with Carrie from SuckerpunchedCo and talk a few birthday marathon selections like BURST CITY and FASTER, PUSSYCAT! KILL! KILL! before getting deep into this episode's featured film, the 1979 genre classic PHANTASM!

The Video Vampires gang are back with Episode 20 and a love letter to horror movie hosts like Vampira, Zacherley, Svengoolie and more! Then the duo tie it all together when they go in depth with Tom Holland's 1985 legendary comedy horror flick Fright Night!

As we get closer to episode #20 the Video Vampires duo talk about recent hits that made Jess cry, Mickey's weekend of binge watching (with notables like Orgy Of The Dead) and then talk remakes. Then they discuss the 1988 vhs slumber party classic Night Of The Demons!

We got a special episode of Video Vampires here as we team up with Curt Sandvig, host of Paranormal Almanac, to tackle the controversial 1982 film The Entity starring Barbara Hershey. Did it really happen? Is this fact or fiction? Check out this episode for the gang's take on the Sidney J Furie film and then check out Paranormal Almanac to hear about the supposed true story that The Entity is based on.

It's 2018 and the Video Vampires duo start the new year by talking about Jess's fav movie of 2017, Mickey's thoughts on The Last Jedi, and then dive into the George Romero underrated classic Martin, of the most underrated horror films of all time

Still hungover from too much egg nog? Sit back and listen to this podcast about a sorority house of girls who end up having a worse Christmas then you. Join the Video Vampires crew as we discuss Bob Clark's highly influential holiday slasher the 1974 Black Christmas.

For this special mini-episode the Video Vampires gang present the First Ever Stay-At-Home-A-Thon where they give you the lineup for one hell of a night of films....A Christmas gift almost two weeks early!

The Video Vampires duo finally talk the man, the myth, the legend that is John Carpenter. That's right, folks, this entire episode is dedicated to one of the all time greats as we discuss his filmography, argue about Starman and Vampires, and get behind the wheel of the 1983 Stephen King adaptation CHRISTINE.

Kids get your parents permission before downloading the newest episode of Video Vampires. It's free to download but will cost your soul as the Video Vampires team talk Robert Englund's(Freddy Krueger himself)directorial debut, the 1988 976-Evil.

The Video Vampires team braves through audio issues and present to you a Halloween party featuring all previous Video Vampires guests as well as Travis from horrormoviesuncut.com! It's a regular ol' Halloween party as the crew talk memorable Halloweens, rock and roll horror films, and finally the 1986 greatest rock n' roll horror film of them all TRICK OR TREAT!

Who says the number 13 is unlucky? Not the Video Vampires crew as we reach our 13th episode. We discuss Beyond Fest 2017, Cult of Chucky, and Blade Runner 2049. Then talk turns to Clive Barker as we do a brief retrospective on the man Stephen King once called "the future of horror" and dive into some highlights of his literary AND film career, specifically his 1990 misunderstood classic: Nightbreed.

Episode 12 is here and the gang sits down with returning guest Heather Lee from Horror Movies Uncut (horrormoviesuncut.com. They discuss LA's Beyond Fest, review the short film The Sanctuary, and then dive into Alejandro Jodorowsky's 1989 bizarre and amazing Santa Sangre.

It's time for Episode #11 and we've got Cate Fogarty from Mixed Mental Arts joining the fun. Jess, Mickey, and Cate discuss the new adaptation of Stephen King's classic IT before a debate over women in horror and sci-fi. A few spills, a few thrills, and then they get into The Slumber Party Massacre.....

Episode 10 is here and we finally cover a vampire film here on Video Vampires. And we're not alone. Heather Lee from Horror Movies Uncut (horrormoviesuncut.com) joins us and screenwriter Steven Sears drops in as we discuss vampires in television and film. Then we talk one of the greatest vampire films ever in Kathryn Bigelow's 1987 horror classic Near Dark!

On the two year anniversary of the passing of Wes Craven our hosts pay tribute to the legendary horror director. First a quick review of the highlights of his filmography before diving into a fan favorite The People Under The Stairs!