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A celebration of horror and horror comedy cinema and the filmmakers who make them. We will review horror and horror comedy films and TV shows, and talk to those creatives who work hard to make them—filmmaking tips from my years on set. Bring your favorite drink to the show. We also throw a horror movie review now and then!
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Send us a text In this episode of The Horror Comedy Hangout, Chris and Jess sit down to review A Halloween Feast (2024), the outrageous new horror comedy about a family dinner that goes completely off the rails. From the shocking opening scenes to the blood-soaked finale, we break down what makes this indie film one of the most unpredictable Halloween watches of the year. In our review, we cover: The wild mix of family drama, dark comedy, and gory horrorLynn Lowry’s standout performance as An...
Send us a text Chris and Jess react to the brand-new Good Boy (2025) trailer – a wild horror-thriller-sci-fi movie told completely from a dog’s POV! If you love dogs, twisted horror stories, or unique takes on creature features, you won’t want to miss this one. In this Good Boy trailer reaction, we dive into the creepy, thrilling, and unexpected world of a dog navigating danger, survival, and maybe something darker lurking in the shadows. This isn’t your average puppy movie – it’s a sci-fi ho...
Send us a text Get ready for our Toxic Avenger (2025) movie review! This brand-new reboot of the cult classic is a wild mix of campy humor, over-the-top gore, outrageous comedy, and jaw-dropping inappropriate moments. We break down everything from the bloody fight scenes to the ridiculous one-liners that make this movie a true horror-comedy gem. But here’s the thing, you might not like it… unless this one specific reason clicks with you (and you’ll have to watch our review to find out w...
Send us a text On this episode of The Horror Comedy Hangout Podcast, we interview Fedor Steer, a talented creature actor who has brought unforgettable monsters and supernatural beings to life in projects like Red One, The Haunting of Hill House, Haunted Mansion, Stranger Things, Evil (TV series), and Doctor Sleep. Fedor shares how he first got started in acting, what it’s really like working as a creature performer under heavy prosthetics and makeup, and how these unique roles have shap...
Send us a text Join us in this exclusive interview with Cameron Burns and Alex Euting from Paper Street Pictures, as they unveil their remarkable journey from scrappy short films to network television and theatrical feature releases. In this candid conversation, they discuss: Their early days crafting indie short films on shoestring budgets How the Austin-based studio pivoted into creating network TV shows (including the Syfy / Peacock series Revival) Breakthrough feature films they’ve produ...
Send us a text In this episode, Chris and Jess dive into the indie body horror film Together, starring Dave Franco and Alison Brie. What starts as a quirky relationship drama quickly turns into a twisted, co-dependent nightmare—literally. We break down the performances, the practical effects, the emotional weight behind the horror, and why this might be one of the most disturbing portrayals of modern love on screen. If you’re into psychological horror, body horror, or messed-up relationship ...
Send us a text Chris and Jess on The Horror Comedy Hangout podcast talk to legendary SFX artist Barry Anderson, whose wild and varied career includes working alongside Tom Savini on George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead and crafting creatures for Jeepers Creepers 1 & 2. Barry shares his journey from acting on Miami Vice to working with John Travolta on Hairspray, and creating unforgettable effects for Howl-O-Scream, Ripley’s Believe It or Not!, and even forensic investigations. Packed ...
Send us a text She’s back—and she brought spy gear?! In this episode, Chris and Jess review M3GAN 2.0 and break down the good, the bad, and the totally bizarre. From PG-13 horror letdowns to dance battles, government missions, and killer AI upgrades, this sequel takes a wild turn. Is M3GAN still the next horror icon? Or has the franchise short-circuited into full-on action-comedy chaos? We’ll talk genre whiplash, missed opportunities, what worked, and what had us yelling at the screen. ...
Send us a text Chris and Jess dive into two of the latest horror comedies: The Monkey (2024), directed by Osgood Perkins and based on a short story by Stephen King, and Hell of a Summer, Finn Wolfhard's directorial debut. Both films bring wildly different energy to the genre: The Monkey leans into creepy, slow-burn tension with dark humor, while Hell of a Summer offers a stylized, campy twist on the classic teen slasher formula. In this in-depth review, Chris and Jess break down what works (a...
Send us a text In this episode of The Horror Comedy Hangout, Chris and Jess review the blood-soaked, laugh-filled horror comedy Clown in a Cornfield, directed by Eli Craig (Tucker & Dale vs. Evil) and based on the bestselling novel by Adam Cesare. This small-town slasher blends brutal kills with biting satire, and we had an absolute blast watching (and talking about) it! We break down the movie’s story, characters, and scares—plus how it balances horror and humor. Is this the...
Send us a text We just dropped our Death of a Unicorn review, and y’all… this horror movie tries to be a comedy, fantasy, satire, and kinda fumbles them all. We were pumped for Paul Rudd, Jenna Ortega, and magical healing unicorn blood (yes, really), but this film left us more confused than enchanted. If you love weird horror comedies, this might still be your thing — but for us, Death of a Unicorn was more fizzle than sparkle. The horror shows up late, the laughs feel forced, and the t...
Send us a text This bonus episode of The Horror Comedy Hangout with Jess and Chris is all about Heart Eyes—the new horror-comedy-rom-com that's slashing its way into the date night scene. We’re diving into whether this blood-soaked love story is the perfect match for your next movie night or just a mismatched mess. From the killer’s heart-shaped mask to the unexpectedly great chemistry between the leads, we cover it all. Jess dishes on the balance of gore and giggles, while Chris ...
Send us a text In this episode, Chris and Jess break down the dark comedy horror-thriller Companion — a wild ride into the world of artificial intelligence, emotional connection, and what happens when machines get a little too close for comfort. We dig into the film’s twisted characters, unexpected humor, and eerie atmosphere, all while unpacking the big question: Do AI robots actually have feelings, or are they just reflecting our own desires back at us? Plus, we break down the movie t...
Send us a text In this episode of The Horror Comedy Hangout, Chris and Jess sit down with the incredibly talented John Connon from IT Chapter 2! 🎈 From his early days in theater to working as an actor at Universal Studios, we dive into his journey through the world of performance. We also talk about his time teaching at SAK Comedy Lab and why improv is a skill that benefits everyone—on and off the stage. Beyond acting, we explore the importance of art, our past film collaborations, and his ex...
Send us a text In this episode of The Horror Comedy Hangout, Chris and Jess dive into The Substance, the intense new body horror film that has everyone talking. They break down the film’s shocking moments, themes, and how it fits into the horror landscape. Plus, they discuss Demi Moore’s performance and her well-deserved Oscar nomination—is this a turning point for horror at the Academy Awards, or is the genre still being overlooked? And as always, stick around for a screenwriting bonus tip t...
Send us a text 🔥 Horror fans, this is a BIG one! The Horror Comedy Hangout is counting down the Top 10 Indie Horror Films of 2024—a mix of terrifying, hilarious, and downright brilliant horror films that deserve way more attention. These indie gems have been making waves in the horror community, and we’re here to break down what makes them special. But that’s not all… one of these films is getting serious Oscar buzz, which is huge for indie horror! 🏆🎬 Could we finally see a horror film take h...
Send us a text 🎙️ Bonus Episode Alert! 🎙️ In this special episode of The Horror Comedy Hangout, Chris and Jess sit down with actor Jeremy King to break down the how of screenwriting. We dive into the process, challenges, and techniques that bring scripts to life. Whether you're an aspiring writer or just love behind-the-scenes insights, this one’s for you! 🎧 Check out the full interview in Episode 2-1 (Season 2)! Support the show Follow us at https://www.instagram.com/thehorrorcomedyha...
Send us a text Today: Jeremy King - Beyond the Blockbuster Chris and Jess delve into the life and career of Jeremy King, known for his roles in Pirates of the Caribbean and the cult-classic horror film Scare Package. In this candid conversation, Jeremy King shares his unique path to success, revealing the challenges and triumphs beyond the Hollywood spotlight. He discusses how acting has shaped his perspective on life and offers inspiring advice for those pursuing their own passions. Watch ...
Send us a text Anna and the Apocalypse (2017) is a one-of-a-kind holiday treat that combines Christmas cheer, zombie horror, and musical comedy into a genre-blending extravaganza. Set in the small town of Little Haven, the story follows Anna and her friends as they fight, sing, and survive a zombie apocalypse during the festive season. With its catchy pop songs, witty humor, and heartfelt moments, the film balances lighthearted charm with high-stakes action. Reminiscent of Shaun of the Dead a...
Send us a text In this episode of The Horror Comedy Hangout, we sink our teeth into Your Monster, a quirky romantic-comedy-horror film that takes "falling in love with yourself" to monstrous new heights. Join us as we discuss the journey of Laura Franco, a soft-spoken actress whose life takes an unexpected twist when she befriends (and maybe falls for?) the terrifying yet oddly charming Monster living in her closet. We’ll chat about what worked, what didn’t, and the standout moments that make...
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