The Garage of Horror Podcast

This week Matt and Des sit down to discuss the 1980 Kubrick version of The Shining. Matt thinks it's an absolute shit sandwich and was counting on Des to bring an unbiased perspective to it. However, things did not work out that way. Spoiler alert, she hates it too. Long live the 97 miniseries!

This week Matt and Des talk about the creepy little movie from 2016 known as The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Both of us think it's a masterpiece, and possibly a mind fuck. 

On this week's episode Matt and Des dive deep into the history of The Amityville Horror. They talk about the real life Defeo's as well as the two films. Also Des gives Amityville '79 a higher rating than Amityville '05. She's clearly insane, Ryan Reynolds abs make's the '05 version get 5 stars by themselves. 

In this episode Matt sits down with Actor, Stacey Forbes. She can be found in the films Ted 2, Patriot's Day, Grown Ups 2, American Hustle, R.I.P.D, The Judge, and many other feature films. She is a great interview and an even greater person. 

On this episode Matt and Des discuss the 2013 haunted house film, The Conjuring. Listen is as Hell freezes over as both of them love the movie and give it five stars, and for the first time in the history of ever Des has no complaints. No nits to pick. 

In this episode Matt and Des sit down to discuss the John Carpenter's 1982 classic, The Thing. First there is anarchy about the blood test and then Des gives it a 3.5 and chaos ensues. 

In this episode, Matt sits down with the fine folks from Night Terror Collective and talks ghosts, hauntings, and why it's always a bad idea to even look at a Ouija board. These are some cool people who hunt spirits and never charge anybody a single dime. You can follow them on Twitter @NightTerrorCol1, on Instagram at Night_Terror_Collective and on Facebook /NightTerrorCollective and if you got a case that needs some investigation you can reach them at nightterrorcollective@gmail.com

Matt and Des sit down to talk about the glorious 1985 zombie movie, Return of the Living Dead, but will the episode go off the rails when Des reveals she doesn't care for the movie.... and that's putting her words nicely.

This episode Matt sits down with Diana Prince a.k.a Darcy the Mail Girl and we find out what it's like working with Joe Bob Briggs, what he's like off camera, and all about Diana's favorite horror movies and the movies she absolutely wants to get shown on The Last Drive In and yes, they are different. 

In this episode Matt makes Des watch the original black and white version of Night of the Living Dead even though she hates black and white movies and all movies made before 1990. What did she think of it? What rating did it receive on the coveted Des rating scale? Tune in to find out. 

Matt and Des watch Fright Night and then talk about it. Des says it's decent but hates Evil Ed's laugh and character in general. Is this grounds for divorce? 

Matt and Des sit down to talk Episode 2, Season 3 of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Des still hates Harvey. I still hate Caliban, and we both still hate Nick. Good times.

Today we sat down with Michelle Scott, writer of The Soulless. We talk about her book, Stephen King, and the fact that she lives in a haunted house. Also we disagree on Stanley Kubrick's version of The Shining. It's garbage. That's right... I said it. 

Tonight I introduced my wife to Terrifier, and yes, it went as awesome as you are thinking. 

Today Matt sits down with Australian YouTube narrator Horrocane and her fabulous accent. We talk narrations, what got her started and her super secret project that was secret at the time but not so much anymore. Also Matt tries to convince her she could just read a phone book. 

In this episode, Matt sits down with YouTube Narrator, Pumpkin Queen. We talk about her channel, her studies in becoming a chemical analyst and dyslexia.

It's the beginning of YouTube Streamers Week. In this episode I sat down with narrator, Weekly Creeps and we talk his channel, Wendigos, and the surprising amount of qualifications it takes to be a cryptozoologist. 

Today we talk about the movies, Child's Play (Original) and Annabelle. In real life stuff we talk about the Island of Dolls, the real Annabelle doll, and Robert the doll. Also Haley argues with Siri.

Today we interview artist Aisha Tritle about her new book Endgame and we talk Artificial Intelligence, Ghosts, Graveyards, and Heeing your last Hee. Put your headphones on and dive in. It's a good one. 

This is our first episode of Friday reviews. We're going to review the whole season every Friday, one episode at a time. So pull up a chair and listen to how much my wife hates Harvey Kinkle and how we both want Blackwood to die a horrible death. KQjXZURlRLBBuWbg7xvu

WARNING: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS MAD SPOILERS.

The second part of our poltergeist discussion with Sam @TrickRTreat on Twitter.

This weeks episode ran a little long so we decided to split it into two parts. Part II will drop tomorrow. 

Haley, Matt, and Sam @TrickRTreat on Twitter sit down and discuss the 1982 classic, Poltergeist and the supposed Poltergeist curse surrounding the films. 

We did a little something new this episode. Instead of having an interview this week, Joe came on to just talk horror with us. Specifically 70's and 80's horror. Then the gang reveals what movie scared the crap out of them. Joe is Exorcist, Matt is Nightmare on Elm Street 3 and then Haley comes in with some Disney Halloween Town bullshit. 

This week in the garage, Matt and Haley talk Urban Legends and Urban Legends: The Final Cut in movies before diving into the topic of Urban Legends from around the country which include Charlie No-Face and the real life house from The Conjuring. 

On today's episode Stephen visits the garage and anarchy ensues. We talk about everything from books, to the craft of writing, to porn. We are all over the map, and it is a glorious map. 

Hailing from the capital of Canada, Stephen is a construction worker by trade and a writer by passion. He began writing in his teens to impress his crush, but discovered that his love for the written word soon outlasted his relationship. At present he is a multi-genre, small-house published author who is still trying to impress anyone who dares to read his written works.  To date he has written for podcasts, indie magazines, anthologies, and he has a few novels and novellas that have been deemed fit to put to paper by someone other than himself.  When not writing, he can be found annoying his long-suffering wife, or attempting to entertain his ever-growing family.

Tonight Matt and Haley talk about House on Haunted Hill, A Haunting in Connecticut, and real life ghost experiences we have had. 

Also, Haley freaks all the way out over a bat skin. 

Today we are joined by BK Bass. 

B.K. Bass is an author of science fiction, fantasy, and horror inspired by the pulp fiction magazines of the early 20th century and classic speculative fiction. He is a student of history with a particular focus on the ancient, classical, and medieval eras. He has a lifetime of experience with a specialization in business management and human relations and served in the U.S. Army. B.K. is also the Editor-in-Chief of Kyanite Publishing and the Kyanite Press journal of speculative fiction, and the Writing Department Chair for Worldbuilding Magazine.

In this episode we discuss the remake/sequel/sidequel that is the 2020 version of The Grudge. 

Beware: SPOILERS GALORE.