All Guts, So Gory: A Horror Movie Podcast
All Guts, So Gory is a weekly horror movie podcast hosted by Mike, Justin, and Charlie. Each week, one host selects a horror film—anything from cult classics and slashers to supernatural chillers and modern gore-fests—for the trio to dissect. With a mix of sharp insights, dark humor, and plenty of passion for the genre, All Guts, So Gory delivers lively discussions that celebrate the bloody, the bizarre, and everything in between. If you love horror movies, this is the podcast to sink your teeth into.
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All Guts, So Gory: A Horror Movie Podcast
Latest Episodes
Build a Horror Crew Part 1: Heroes & Leaders
The guys are trying out a new project. For the next six weeks, give or take, they will put together their favorite, or best, 6-person team, or horror movie crew of protagonists that fit into all of the usual character archetypes. Th...
C.H.U.D. (1984) A Government Cover-Up Creature Feature | Charlie's Picks
Grimy New York is the backdrop for a horror film involving government corruption, secrets, cover-ups, and putting poor people in grave danger. Tale as old as time, and relevant today. After our photo shoot, we'll head to the soup kitchen and ta...
Horror Film Trivia - Stab in the Dark | Episode IX
Horror trivia is back as Justin and Charlie go head to head in a battle of wits. Or lack there of. Grab a pen and paper and play along.
Humanoids from the Deep (1980) Cult Classic Creature Feature | Mike's Picks
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water...or maybe that's a different movie. The guys wade into controversial territory with the B-Movie classic, Humanoids from the Deep. It's gonna be a bad day for the men and women, of Noyo....
Horror News/Reaction: Evil Dead Burn Struggling at the Box Office. Crystal Lake. Paramount acquires A Nightmare on Elm Street Screenplay from the Craven Estate
This week, the guys are diving into a number of topics. After Obsession and Backrooms set box office records, is recognizable IP like Evil Dead in trouble? Or is it bad booking that they put it out against The Odyssey and three huge kids movies...