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A weekly podcast dedicated to exploring famous (and sometimes infamous) Horror Films and the modicum of "truth" that inspired them. Part humorous, part serious, but always entertaining, this is The Horror You Know.
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We celebrate 100 episodes by discussing our top films from multiple horror and sci-fi categories.
Join in this week while we talk about the good ol' days before cell phones, WiFi, and GPS. Imagine taking a three day trip to the store to get supplies. Break out your camping supplies and watch out for rattlesnakes on this weeks episode about life on the prairie and this week's movie "The Wind"
Lock the doors before tuning in to this week's episode as home invasion tales abound! We are no strangers to creepy stories, and this week's episode offers several — highlighted by the infamous 1981 Keddie Cabin Murders.
The boys conjure up some more horror this week with the 3rd part of the Conjuring franchise — The Devil Made Me Do It
This entry deals with the famous 1981 Arne Johnson murder trial, which was the first known court case in the U.S. in which the defense claimed innocence due to demonic possession.
We also dish on the popular film series as well as our usual shenanigans. Tune in now! (Story starts at 17:00)
Wells is bringing the heat with a topic he knows all too well as he educates us on... The Most Prolific Serial Killer of All Time?
Tune in to this true crime tale about serial killer Samuel Little and his grisly crime spree that spanned the better part of 35 years and over 90 victims!
Jump to 16:35 to skip past our banter (but isn't that why you really tune in?)
Join the boys as they talk about all things spooky like demons, astral projection, and taco soup.
We talk ghost, ghouls, rings, and other things.
Have you ever wondered what having testicles for eye
would look like? You are weird! However, you can watch The Ritual and see what you have always wondered about...weirdo.
Dig deep with us into the mystery of how 9 Soviet hikers died in the northern Ural Mountains in 1959 under uncertain circumstances.
We have an avalanche of questions and even more theories including... something supernatural? This story might just chill you to the bone!
Skip past our BS and to the story: 00:16:45
It's our annual Christmas Special, and the boys are in the holiday spirit (except Ian) by playing some holiday games, talking some holiday horror, and, of course... partaking in some holiday spirits.
It's a Christmas Double Feature as we review the new slasher film from Shudder called "It's A Wonderful Knife" as well as the semi-recent 2021 dark comedy "Silent Night"
So cuddle up by a warm fire and enjoy the festive sounds of The Horror You Know — and Happy Holidays to all our listeners!
Movie discussions: It's A Wondferful Knife begins at 00:38:00 // Silent Night begins at 01:02:20
With the absence of Means this week who is off fighting a death worm of his own...the rest of the boys gather round to talk about The Alabama White Thang and the closest thing we've ever seen to the worm from Beetlejuice...The Mongolian Death Worm. The Mongolian Death worm inspired such movies as The 1990 horror comedy Tremors.
To kick off Season 3, we brought back CRYPTID MONTH. Darrin talks Norwegian Trolls and the 2010 film Troll Hunter and Trent serves up some Pope Lick Monster, a.k.a. the Kentucky Goatman.
Happy Halloween from The Horror You Know! Before you go trick-or-treating tonight, take heed of these cautionary tales as we talk about some Halloween-related true crime stories. We then close out Season 2 with some trick-or-treating of our own discussing the 2007 holiday hit Trick 'r Treat (as well as the 1986 cult classic Trick OR Treat). And legend has it, if you listen closely to this episode, you might just hear the spirit of Ian Torrance! Stay spooky gang!
Darrin Means and Ian Wells attend the annual Drive In Massacre, review the films played, interview the director of Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night 2, and hold it down without Trent and Torrance.
This is our first ever episode with a live studio audience, with Trensen (Trent and wife Jensen), and around a campfire. What could go wrong?
Wells takes us on another trip through the drive-thru as he serves up some more true crime with the case of Henry Louis Wallace a.k.a. the Taco Bell Strangler.
This story hits straight to the gut as it details the fast food manager's murder of 11 black women in the early 90's in both North and South Carolina.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, Ian plunges us back into the depths to talk about the 2020 horror thriller Underwater.
Along this deep dive we discuss our fears of the ocean (and the sky), thrill rides, some Lovecraftian horror, and plenty more. So don't be a blobfish, tune in now!
Join us for an extended episode about the infamous Whitley Strieber abduction story as we talk about his various experiences with the "Visitors." Are they aliens? Are they something more? We break down Whitley's accounts while pondering all possibilities of life beyond our own existence and what alien encounters could truly be and what they might symbolize.
And after a mind trip through the vastness of the cosmos, we are brought crashing back to Earth with a discussion on the notorious film adaptation of Communion, featuring an unforgettable performance from Christopher Walken. And yes, impressions abound!
Jason Statham can beat up your dad... and a big ass ancient shark!
We're cooking up another true crime tale from our home state as we talk about the Burger Chef Murders of Speedway, Indiana. Tune in to hear about the mysterious and tragic deaths of four teens working at a local burger joint in an Indianapolis suburb.
Story begins at 00:07:30
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