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In this episode Caleb & Ed sit down with Steve, Victoria and Kayla, the head team of our upcoming film The Stockyard. We go over their background of Horror, their influences both of film and music, along with a spoiler free detailed discussion of THE STOCKYARD scheduled to be out in early 2027!

Caleb and Ed are back, catching up on things watched over the last 9 months, yes, sorry it's been that long! We go over some films and shows we've enjoyed in our time away in addition to things that are set to release that we are looking forward to!

In this thrilling episode of the Tapehead Massacre podcast, hosts Caleb and Ed dive into a unique double feature that spans decades and genres. They kick things off with a discussion on Rob Zombie's "Halloween II" from 2009, exploring its brutal kills, psychological trauma, and the controversial studio interference that plagued its production. Caleb and Ed dissect the film's connection to the original Halloween series, Rob Zombie's distinctive directorial style, and the polarizing reception among horror fans. The conversation then shifts gears to the infamous 1981 Italian cannibal film "Cannibal Ferox," also known as "Make Them Die Slowly." The hosts delve into the film's shocking imagery, its place in the exploitation genre, and the real-life controversies surrounding its release. They discuss the film's impact on the cannibal subgenre and its notorious reputation as a "video nasty." Throughout the episode, Caleb and Ed share personal anecdotes, insights into the horror genre, and their thoughts on the evolution of horror films over the years. They also engage in a lively discussion about the role of nostalgia in horror fandom and the challenges of introducing classic horror films to new audiences. Join Caleb and Ed for a candid and entertaining exploration of horror cinema, complete with humor, passion, and a deep appreciation for the genre's rich history. Whether you're a die-hard horror fan or a curious newcomer, this episode offers something for everyone. Don't miss out on this engaging and insightful journey into the world of horror films!

In this gripping episode of the Tapehead Massacre Podcast, hosts Caleb and Ed delve into the chilling world of infamous serial killer Ed Gein. Known for his gruesome crimes that inspired horror classics like "Psycho" and "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre," Gein's story is explored in depth, examining the psychological and environmental factors that shaped his twisted mind. The hosts discuss the controversial portrayal of serial killers in media, questioning the fine line between storytelling and glorification. They also reflect on the impact of Gein's actions on popular culture and the ethical implications of dramatizing real-life horrors. With a mix of historical context, personal insights, and a critical look at the new season of "Monster," this episode offers a thought-provoking exploration of one of history's most notorious figures. Tune in for a deep dive into the macabre, as Caleb and Ed navigate the dark corridors of true crime and its unsettling allure.

In this lively episode of The TapeHead Massacre Podcast, hosts Caleb and Ed are joined by their bandmates in Unleash Hell for a special, unscripted session. The group dives into a wide array of topics, from their favorite horror movies and the impact of practical effects versus CGI, to the nostalgic tales of trick-or-treating and the evolution of their musical journey. They share personal stories about their first horror movie experiences, the influence of heavy music, and the unique bond that forms when creating art together. The episode is filled with humor, candid moments, and a deep appreciation for the horror genre and its intersection with music. Whether you're a horror aficionado or a music lover, this episode offers a raw and entertaining glimpse into the lives of these passionate creators. Tune in for a fun, insightful conversation that celebrates the spirit of Halloween and the power of storytelling through film and music.

In this episode of the Tapehead Massacre Podcast, hosts Caleb and Ed dive into the cult classic "Bloody Muscle Bodybuilder in Hell," often dubbed the Japanese Evil Dead. This film, a passion project by Shinichi Fukuzawa, took 15 years to complete and is a testament to the dedication and creativity of a small team of filmmakers. Caleb and Ed explore the film's unique blend of horror and comedy, its impressive practical effects, and the influence of iconic horror films like Evil Dead and Hellraiser. They also discuss the film's journey from a limited release in Japan to its eventual international acclaim. Join them as they celebrate the spirit of indie filmmaking and the joy of discovering hidden gems in the horror genre. Whether you're a fan of lo-fi gore or just love a good story about perseverance, this episode is sure to entertain and inspire. Tune in for a lively discussion filled with laughs, insights, and a deep appreciation for the horror community.

In this episode of the Tapehead Massacre Podcast, hosts Caleb and Ed dive into the world of horror films, focusing on the extreme gore and unique storytelling of 'The Sadness.' They discuss their new set, community engagement, and plans for future episodes featuring foreign horror films. The conversation includes in-depth analysis of 'The Sadness,' its production, and critical reception, as well as personal experiences and recommendations for horror enthusiasts. The episode concludes with excitement for upcoming horror events and a teaser for future discussions.

In this episode of the Tapehead Massacre podcast, hosts Caleb and Ed dive deep into the 1988 J-Horror film 'Evil Dead Trap.' They explore the film's unique blend of genres, its impactful cinematography, and the chilling soundtrack that enhances the horror experience. The conversation covers character development, the role of gore and special effects, and the twists surrounding the killer's identity. The hosts share their overall impressions and ratings, highlighting the film's strengths and its place within the horror genre. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to J-Horror and Evil Dead Trap 02:40 Exploring the Unique Aspects of Foreign Horror 05:46 Cinematography and Soundtrack Analysis 08:10 Plot Overview and Character Introductions 11:13 Setting and Visual Aesthetics 14:13 Character Dynamics and Relationships 16:44 First Kill and Gore Elements 19:12 Thematic Elements and Symbolism 22:12 Final Thoughts on Evil Dead Trap 25:50 The Prowler's Identity and Appearance 27:11 Character Development in Horror 28:05 Gruesome Kill Sequences 29:53 The Role of the Suit Man 32:23 The Tension of the Strobe Light 35:06 The Revelation of the Prowler 37:51 The Twist of the Suit Man 40:38 The Final Confrontation 41:31 Reflections on the Film 42:47 Upcoming Events and Future Plans

Step right up, horror fiends, because episode 51 of The Tapehead Massacre is serving up a carnival of chaos, complete with blood-soaked popcorn, sinister giggles, and one cornfield you definitely don’t want to wander into after dark. This week, your favorite creeps dive headfirst into Clown in a Cornfield—a movie that dares to ask the age-old question: “What’s scarier, a homicidal clown or small-town politics?” Spoiler alert: the answer is both.

Welcome back, campers! Grab your machetes, hide your chocolate bars, and definitely don’t wander off alone into the woods, because in this week’s episode we’re diving headfirst into one of the weirdest and most controversial entries in the Friday the 13th franchise: Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning. That’s right—Jason Voorhees is dead (allegedly), but that doesn’t mean the body count is slowing down. In fact, the only thing multiplying faster than the kills in this movie is the confusion over who’s actually doing the killing. Spoiler: it’s not who you think… and also not who you want it to be. This episode, we’re strapping on our camp counselor whistles and taking you on a tour through the asylum of Tommy Jarvis’s post-trauma psyche. Poor Tommy just wanted a little peace and quiet, but instead he gets a halfway house full of characters who feel like they wandered in from completely different movies: there’s the leather-clad greasers who look like they took a wrong turn out of Grease 2, the random angry redneck mom screaming at her son to shovel chicken slop, and of course the infamous chocolate-bar-swinging Joey who manages to meet one of the most absurdly brutal fates in horror history. We break it all down—every bizarre subplot, every head-scratching creative choice, and every death scene that makes you go, “Wait, why did that just happen?” But don’t worry, we’re not just roasting this movie (though it deserves a good roasting). We’re also giving it its due credit: the kills are plentiful, the sleaze is cranked up to eleven, and there’s a weird charm in its chaotic energy. From garden shears to road flares, Part V is basically a slasher smorgasbord where no weapon is off-limits. We even get one of the most outrageous outhouse scenes in horror history—seriously, has there ever been a scarier place to sing along to yourself while doing your business? Probably not. And then, of course, there’s the big reveal: the “mystery killer.” Was anyone buying it? Did anyone walk out of the theater thinking, “Wow, what a satisfying twist!” Or was it more like, “Wait, who the hell was that guy again?” We’ll talk about the Scooby-Doo-level unmasking, why fans at the time were furious, and whether or not Friday the 13th really needed a “new beginning” that turned out to be more like a weird detour. Throughout the episode, we sprinkle in some laughs, some chills, and some genuine appreciation for this much-maligned entry. Because here’s the thing: while A New Beginning might not have Jason in it (unless you count dream sequences and hallucinations), it’s still a fascinating time capsule of mid-80s slasher excess. The film is sleazy, cheesy, over-the-top, and occasionally so bad it circles back around to being good. And really, isn’t that what we love about horror in the first place? So tune in as we unpack the madness. We’ll share our favorite kills, our least favorite characters (sorry, Joey), and even debate whether this movie would have been better if Jason had been resurrected in true supernatural fashion. We’ll also touch on how Part V paved the way for the next chapter (Jason Lives), where the franchise finally embraced its undead campfire legend status. In the end, A New Beginning may not be the most beloved Friday installment, but it’s definitely one of the most unforgettable—and we had a blast hacking our way through it. So grab your sleeping bag, keep your eyes peeled for ambulance drivers with suspicious motives, and join us around the campfire (or maybe just the nearest porta-potty) as we relive the madness of Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning. Remember: in the woods, no one can hear you scream… but they can definitely hear you singing in the outhouse.

In this episode we welcome our new CO-Host to the show, CAMERON! In this we go over a few of his watches from his 66 days of horror challenge!

In this episode we talk over Damien Leone's newest addition to the Art The Clown franchise TERRIFIER 3!

In this episode Caleb sits down with friend and fan of the show Ed Nogo to talk over LONG LEGS. Cage be caging in this one!

NEW YEAR NEW SHOW! We are back in a new home, Studio 501! This is going to be mostly something you will want to watch over on our twitch as we did a watch along! Or throw this on and we can watch it together while you are at home, let us be your own personal commentators!

In this episode Caleb and Justin talk over the homecooked shitfest MICROWAVE MASSACRE! Make sure to watch this film and have a laugh with a bud. Hit the subscribe jawn and tell a friend! Also im an idiot and said Wizard Video and not Midnight Video LOL