The Doom Patrol gets down with the anthologized horror movies thing, taking on for this first segment, Kwaidan, The House That Dripped Blood, and Nightmares. You can now subscribe on iTunes (or the podcast service of your choice that accepts RSS feeds) to just The Deliberations of Doom Podcast! Either search for Deliberations of Doom […]
Our unseasonal discussion of Christmas horror films concludes with the Doom Patrol discussing Rare Exports, P2, Follow, and Silent Night, Deadly Night. You can now subscribe on iTunes (or the podcast service of your choice that accepts RSS feeds) to just The Deliberations of Doom Podcast! Either search for Deliberations of Doom on your […]
Our deliberations take us to that holiday that has become so ripe for the horror genre, Xmas. But of course, we’re not gonna talk about it in December. How cliche! This episode we discuss Better Watch Out (with an exclusive about the director/writer’s next film), Dead End, and Krampus. You can now subscribe on […]
We round out our series on female horror directors with a look at Jennifer’s Body and American Mary…and what’s this? A contest for our fans to win their own set of the very same shot glasses we kill ourselves with a little more every show? Listen to the show to find out how to win! […]
Our conversations on horror films by female directors continues with Pet Sematary and Slumber Party Massacre II, and we answer a lot more of your questions.
The Doom Patrol takes on some films by female horror directors, bemoans there weren’t more to choose from, and praises the recent influx of new women into the industry. Along the way they answer listener questions and review Prevenge, Raw, and Near Dark.
Much to Patience’s chagrin, we managed to get three entire episodes in about werewolf movies, this time rounding out the list with our look at The Howling, Brotherhood of the Wolf, Wolf Cop, and Dog Soldiers.
Oneofus.net’s Horror crew continues with their look at werewolf movies, but not before they answer a big stack of listener mail! Then it’s on to the 1994 Jack Nicholson film Wolf and the indie ‘lycanthropy as a metaphor for puberty’ classic from 2000, Ginger Snaps.
Our Doom Patrol returns, after a hiatus, to talk about Werewolf movies. Here in part one, we discuss the classics and one remade classic but we also spend a lot of time answering your listener questions!
This film being the feature directorial debut from Sergio G Sánchez, the writer of The Orphanage and The Impossible, was enough to sway our heads towards its extremely limited theatrical release. Also, you got the extremely in-demand right now Anya Taylor-Joy (The Witch), and a talented young cast who all seem on the verge of […]
The Doom Patrol convene to drink whiskey, chew gum, and talk horror films that are available to stream-watch that came out in the last four years…and they’re all out of gum. Listen to our reviews of The Monster, Cult of Chucky, Lake Bodom, A Dark Song, The Hallow, and The Ritual. Also featured for the […]
This is a long one, get ready. Largely because when dividing up the topic into two episodes, I didn’t take into account just for how long we would all just spooge over how great Suspiria is. Well, regardless, we continue our discussion of the Italian horror maestro with Suspiria, Tenebrae, Phenomena, Opera, and The Stendahl […]
Me yesterday: OMG, why won’t they screen Winchester for press? It’s got Helen Mirren starring in it! It’s about the freakin’ Winchester Mystery House and I’ve been wanting to see a movie made about that for, like, frickin’ ever! It’s made by the Spierig brothers who (with the exception of Jigsaw) have reliably made great […]
In which the long-discussed episode covering Italian horror maestro Dario Argento finally comes to pass. In this part the first, we talk about The Bird with the Crystal Plumage, Four Flies on Grey Velvet, and Deep Red.
The Doom Patrol rounds out their discussion of alien horror movies with Almost Human, Under the Skin, Honeymoon, and a listener request, Life.
Because you demanded it… Ok, because those troublesome folks from our Deliberations of Doom podcast demanded it, we got that crew together to review that weird urban fantasy/End of Watch mash-up movie on Netflix, Bright. You know, the one where Will Smith and Joel Edgerton (under heavy Orc makeup) are mismatched cops searching for an […]
This week the Doom Patrol continues its steadily more inebriated voyage into the world of Alien Horror films (discussing Quatermass and the Pit, Pitch Black, and Altered), but first, we talk a bit about a new book that just came out called Yuletide Terror: Christmas Horror on Film and Television.
Our horror crew takes on a bit of science fiction as they delve into the films they saw at Other Worlds festival in Austin, and then they get started on the topic du jour: Alien horror films, this round talking about The Day of the Triffids and Planet of the Vampires.
Your favorite doomy types return with the second half of our Clive Barker movies profile, this time getting into Candyman, Lord of Illusions, The Midnight Meat Train, Book of Blood, and Dread. We promise many more rants and major disagreements this time around.
Remember Clive Barker? The guy who sold a LOT of books when his career exploded across the US with those Books of Blood short story collections with the blurb from Steven King on the cover: “I have seen the future of horror and his name is Clive Barker”. Strong words. And then after we were […]
The Doom Patrol take on the spoiler review for the first season of Netflix’s Mindhunter. Check out Chris, Patience, Rob, Russ, and Phil discuss the pros and cons of this David Fincher produced period piece show about the beginnings of modern-day serial killer profiling.
Horror is our business and business is good. But it sure was different back in the 1990s. We examine some more of our favorites from the decade only this time, The Doom Patrol ain’t exactly on the same page about all of them. Come on, you know you love to hear us squabble! […]
The Doom Patrol decided it was time to take a look at some of the more underappreciated horror films from the 1990s. And, of course, it took two shows. Starting out with a fan recommendation (give us more!) we dive into darkness. As is our wont.
We’re back with the second half (the longer one) of our show about some of the lesser-discussed (but not claw-your-eyes-out-in-pain-bad) Stephen King film adaptations. The Doom Patrol discusses Maximum Overdrive, Needful Things, The Mangler, 1408, and The Night Flier. If you missed the first part of our Stephen King show you can listen to it […]
The Doom Patrol Assembles! This week is the first half of our discussion about the films adapted from Stephen King novels. But we’re not taking the easy way through. No sir. Everybody has already talked about the GOOD ones to death. You know, The Shining, Misery, etc. We give our lip service to his horror […]
The Doom Patrol returns for the second half of their discussion about some of their favorite off-the-beaten-track vampire movies PLEASE USE OUR LINKS BELOW TO BUY THESE TITLES! You can follow The Doom Patrol on their twitter accounts: @ProfPatience @phillipguzman @SomeVagueIdea @EvilArchEnemy @chriscoxcritic @oneofusnet
The Doom Patrol (Chris, Patience, Russell, Rob, and Phil) take on the horror topic of vampires and all agree to pick some movies they dig that aren’t always the first ones you think of when it comes to vampire movies. Check out part one of our take on vampire movies starting with a new theme […]
The Doom Patrol returns with a look at some of the more recent horror VOD and Blu-ray releases worth, if nothing else, talking about. And get ready for some SERIOUS debates and different opinions here; the DOD crew stands divided. Check out the titles below and click on them to go to their respective Amazon.com […]
The Doom Patrol continues with their assessment of horror legend John Carpenter’s career, taking on Christine, Prince of Darkness, In the Mouth of Madness, Body Bags, Village of the Damned, Vampires, Ghosts of Mars, and The Ward. If you missed Part one you can check it out right here. You can follow The Doom […]
Our horror crew (now calling themselves, The Doom Patrol) may not see eye to eye on every single one of director/writer/composer John Carpenter’s horror movies, but they all agree that he is one of, if not the most, accomplished horror directors ever. So listen to them go down the list of his horror titles (Halloween, […]
