Castle Of Horror Podcast

The Castle Dracula Podcast takes on one of the scariest movies of all time, starring Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Scatman Crothers and Colorado.

We kick off the Stephen King Retrospective with Salem's Lot, the 1979 miniseries starring David Soul, which still freaks us way out.

The podcast kicks off a groovy, dark October with the amazing 2012 CABIN IN THE WOODS, written by Joss Whedon.

We wrap up the Karnstein Trilogy from hammer studios with a vampire movie about a pair of twins, one good, one evil, starring Peter Cushing and the sensational Collinson Twins.

The Sexy vampire Retrospective returns with the second film in the Karnstein/ Carmilla cycle from Hammer, TO LOVE A VAMPIRE, AKA LUST FOR A VAMPIRE, AKA LOVE FOR A VAMPIRE. You choose the title, we deliver the gossamer, slightly NSFW vampires of this early 70s' gothic gem.

We look at the first of the Hammer Karnstein Trilogy, 1970 lesbian vampire movie VAMPIRE LOVERS, starring the lovely Ingrid Pitt.

We continue our look at the best-- or at least most, ahem, compelling-- of film's sexiest vampire movies. This time it's The Hunger from the late, great Tony Scott. Starring Catherine Denueve, Susan Sarandon and David Bowie.

Kicking off our Sexy Vampires Retrospective, we talk Roger Vadim's lush, mod eurohorror Blood & Roses, based on Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla.

We wrap up our Evil Baby Retrospective with the final chapter in the Omen series, where we find Damien grown up and ascending to power! Starring Sam Neill. (1981)

The podcast returns to the world of everyone's favorite demonic preppie, Damien. Join us!

We look at a contender for the scariest devil baby movie of them all, the creeptastic Omen-- the original, starring Gregory Peck.

He has his father's eyes! We kick off our EVIL BABIES RETROSPECTIVE with a look at Roman Polanski's ultra-modern look at the antichrist. Starring Mia Farrow.

In honor of the return of the the caped crusader in THE DARK KNIGHT RISES, we take a look at the 2005 animated feature THE BATMAN VERSUS DRACULA.

We discuss Alfred Hitchcock's VERTIGO (1958), about a private detective who falls for a woman who may be possessed by a ghost. Starring James Stewart, Kim Novak and Barbara Bel Geddes.

We look at the legendary Psycho (1960) starring Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh, and the music of Bernard Herrmann.

Jason chats with New York Times Best Selling author Ernie Cline, whose Ready Player One is an addictive, futuristic love letter to the 1980s.

We kick off our review of Alfred Hitchcock's masterful suspense films with The Birds (1963), starring Tippi Hedren.

We discuss BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA, the 1992 Hollywood vampire movie that launched a neo-Gothic cycle and gave us a long-haired Dracula in John Lennon glasses. Also a Dracula with an old lady bun, so two for the price of one, there.

In honor of the 2012 Comsumer Electronic Show, we discuss THE TERMINATOR, James Cameron's sensitive portrayal of a woman trying to escape a murderous cyborg from the future. (Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton.)

We discuss the wild and scary 2010 horror movie RARE EXPORTS, about a Finnish boy who discovers that Santa is an evil creature recently excavated by scientists and whose reign of terror must be stopped.