That Other Horror Podcast

TOHP#74: Spawn

Ryan figures out a way to cover a comic book flick that they won't cover on Comic Conned. By doing so, he forces everyone to watch Spawn from 1997.

Comic Conned: Batman 1989 (Special Guest: Laura!)

We put on our bat leaotards and prepare to sing the Batdance as we talk about the Batman flick with possibly the weirdest music colab ever. 

TOHP#73: Waterworld

MAYbe not horror is on the menu again this week, as we talk about one of the shorter Kevin Costner movies out there, Waterworld. We talk everything from Smokers to oddly arousing gills in this look back on what is widely considered to be a cult classic.

TOHP#72: Sudden Death

MAYbe Horror, MAYbe not has it's first non horror flick in the 95 Van Damme flick "Sudden Death" is this flick a winner? or just a fuckin duster. We take this film apart and dissect every aspect of it.

Comic Conned: Superman IV

Well we've done it. we got through the entire Chris Reeves Superman franchise. Does it end on a great swan song? or more like an angry, possibly rabid goose. Adam's audio goes a little wonky for a bit, but its because of Nuclear mans residual radiation.

TOHP#71: The Amityville Horror

we go on a nostalgia trip and check out a movie Nicole and Ryan reviewed waaay back in the year 2023. hav eour opinions on this classic film changed since then?... possibly.

Cinema Sisters: Michael

The latest biopic is out, and I'm sure it's just as accurate as all the other ones. Was it an absolute thriller? Or did the sisters tell the movie to beat it... ... Michael Jackson pun... come give a listen!

Cinemas Sisters: Over Your Dead Body

What do you get when you combine a Jason Segal, with some Samara Weaving and a Timothy Olyphant? You get Over Your Dead Body. see what the Cinema Sisters thought of it, here.

Cinema Sisters: One Spoon Of Chocolate

The sisters got to check out the latest RZA flick a few days early. Come give a listen, and see what they thought.

TOHP#70: Flatliners

We wind down April Fools with the biggest prank being trying to make the audience believe any of these medical procedures are accurate. Also there's a lot of people with pretty faces in it. We watched Flatliners, so come give a listen.