The VHS is rolling, the popcorn is stale, and the body count is high — welcome to B-Movie Horror Night, brought to you by At The Show Podcast!
This week, Yump and Tone are diving deep into cult classics, VHS nightmares, and the gory gems that defined grindhouse cinema.
🎥 What We’ve Been Watching
Yump: Blair Witch (2016) & Baskin (2015)
Tone: (?? fill in on show)
🗣️ Topics on Deck
Tariffs on Foreign Movies?
Back of the VHS Box
Merch drops
💀 Da Films
Maniac Cop (1988) — Tom Atkins, Bruce Campbell, Robert Z’Dar… and a grindhouse legacy.
Planet Terror (2007) — Robert Rodriguez’s zombie fever dream with machine-gun legs & Bruce Willis cameos.
8 Legged Freaks (2002) — David Arquette and Scarlett Johansson vs. mutant spiders!
The Wraith (1986) — Charlie Sheen, fast cars, and paranormal revenge.
Nightbreed (1990) — Clive Barker’s monster-as-hero masterpiece.
Ed Wood (1994) — Tim Burton’s ode to the world’s worst director.
Basket Case (1982) — Frank Henenlotter’s cult splatter insanity.
Critters (1986) — Killer furballs from space with bite.
Little Shop of Horrors (1986) — Rick Moranis, Steve Martin, and a killer plant that sings.
Dead Alive (1992) — Peter Jackson’s gore-fest that redefined the word “splatter.”
🎶 Plus: Sugar Baggy’s Soundtrack Pick of the Week
👉 Stick around for trivia, grindhouse stories, VHS nostalgia, and plenty of horror laughs. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you don’t miss our next descent into B-movie madness!
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In this episode of The At The Show Podcast, we dive into some of the best movies set in freezing, brutal, snow-covered environments — where the cold isn’t just a backdrop, it’s part of the story.From survival epics like The Revenant and The Grey, to crime classics like Fargo, cult favorites like The Long Kiss Goodnight, horror gems like Troll Hunter and Let Me In, and even cold-weather comedies like Dumb and Dumber and Grumpy Old Men, we break down why winter settings make movies hit harder.We also pay tribute to legendary filmmaker Rob Reiner, discussing his impact on film history with classics like This Is Spinal Tap, The Princess Bride, Misery, Stand by Me, and A Few Good Men.🎙️ Topics covered:Movies set in extreme cold and snowWinter survival filmsCold-weather thrillers and horrorRob Reiner’s legacy in filmMovie trivia, behind-the-scenes facts, and box office storiesIf you love movie podcasts, film trivia, deep dives, and pop culture conversations — you’re in the right place.👉 Like, subscribe, and tell us your favorite cold-weather movie in the comments.
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