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In this podcast episode, Abnormal Andy and Phantom Dark Dave each bring their lists of their top 5 scary robots in movies. From andriods, cyborgs and other mechanical monsters, there's a lot of horror and sci-fi discussion.

Abnormal Andy and Phantom Dark Dave celebrate two years of The Screaming Skull Podcast with a deep dive into the bizarre, creepy, and wonderfully weird world of cult filmmaker Bill Rebane! The anniversary episode explores four of Rebane's most memorable horror and sci-fi B-movies: The Alpha Incident (1978), Blood Harvest (1987), Demons of Ludlow (1983), and The Giant Spider Invasion (1975). From killer contamination and creepy small-town curses to murderous clowns and gigantic arachnids, Andy and Dave dig into what makes these movies such fascinating pieces of cult horror history. Grab some popcorn, raise a glass to two years of The Screaming Skull, and join us for a celebration of Bill Rebane, B-movie horror, giant monsters, weirdness, and two years of abnormal entertainment!

The Screaming Skull Horror Podcast dives into Host (2020), the acclaimed supernatural horror film that turned a Zoom séance into one of the most effective found-footage scares of the modern era. Abnormal Andy and Phantom Dark Dave break down the scares, atmosphere, performances, and lasting impact of this pandemic-era horror favorite. Writer Jed Shepherd joins the show for an interview about creating Host, developing its terrifying concept, and bringing the film to life during lockdown. If you love found footage horror, supernatural movies, Zoom horror, séance films, and behind-the-scenes horror interviews, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

Phantom Dark Dave and Abnormal Andy dive into two unsettling 2013 folk horror found footage movies, Mr. Jones and Final Prayer. From mysterious creatures and eerie wilderness encounters to a terrifying investigation beneath the surface, both films take the found footage formula into some seriously disturbing territory. The guys break down the scares, atmosphere, mythology, and WTF moments that make these two hidden gems stand out in the horror genre. Which movie delivers the more disturbing folk horror experience? Tune in to find out on the Screaming Skull Horror Podcast!

In this episode of the Screaming Skull Podcast, Abnormal Andy and Phantom Dark Dave dive into Frogman (2023), the bizarre and creepy found-footage horror movie inspired by the legendary Loveland Frogman cryptid. We discuss the movie's cryptid mythology, creature design, practical effects, strange humor, disturbing moments, found-footage style, and whether Frogman succeeds as a modern creature-feature horror film. If you're a fan of cryptids, monster movies, found footage horror, creature features, Bigfoot, lake monsters, and weird 1980s-style horror, join us as we investigate whether the Frogman deserves a place among horror's strangest monsters.

In this episode of the Screaming Skull Horror Podcast, Abnormal Andy and Phantom Dark Dave each reveal their Top 5 water-based horror movies - without knowing what's on the other's list. Will our picks match, or will there be some shocking surprises?

Join Abnormal Andy and Phantom Dark Dave on the Screaming Skull Podcast as they deep dive into The Taking of Deborah Logan (2014), one of the most terrifying and critically acclaimed found footage horror films of the modern era. In this episode, we explore the film's unsettling blend of psychological horror, possession, and Alzheimer's disease, break down the movie scene by scene, discuss unforgettable scares, examine the cast and crew-including director Adam Robitel and standout performances from Jill Larson and Anne Ramsay-and reveal hidden details that make this cult classic so effective. Whether you're a longtime fan of found footage horror or discovering this chilling film for the first time, this spoiler-filled review covers everything from its shocking ending to the infamous cave sequence.

Phantom Dark Dave and Abnormal Andy dive deep into the chilling new found footage horror film The Hem (2025), breaking down its scares, atmosphere, performances, and what makes it stand out in today's horror landscape. But that's not all.... This episode also features an interview with director Tyler Russell. We discuss the inspiration behind the film, the challenges of creating authentic found footage horror, behind-the-scenes stories from production, and the creative decisions that brought The Hem to life. Whether you're a longtime fan of found footage classics or looking for your next horror obsession, this episode offers an in-depth look at one of 2025's most talked-about independent horror releases. If you enjoy horror movie reviews, indie horror, found footage films, and filmmaker interviews, this episode is for you. Subscribe for more horror movie reviews, cult classics, interviews, horror news, and deep dives from Phantom Dark Dave and Abnormal Andy.

Who are the greatest characters in the history of the Scream franchise? In this episode, Abnormal Andy and Phantom Dark Dave each reveal their personal top 5 Scream characters, debating fan favorites, iconic killers, unforgettable survivors, and the personalities that helped make Scream one of horror's most beloved franchises. From Sidney Prescott and Randy Meeks to Stu Macher, Billy Loomis, and beyond, we break down each character's impact on the series and horror genre as a whole. Whether you're a longtime Ghostface fan or revisiting the franchise after Scream 7, this episode is packed with nostalgia, horror discussion, and plenty of killer debate.

Abnormal Andy & Phantom Dark Dave take a deep dive into Shadow of the Vampire, the cult horror film that reimagines the making of Nosferatu with a terrifying twist. We discuss Willem Dafoe's unforgettable performance as Max Schreck, break down the cast and crew's horror credentials, and explore the movie's blend of gothic horror, dark comedy, and historical fiction. From its connection to silent-era vampire cinema to its lasting legacy in modern horror, this episode examines why Shadow of the Vampire remains one of the most unique vampire films of the 2000s.

Phantom Dark Dave and Abnormal Andy count down their top 5 favorite horror movies set in outer space, mixing iconic classics with obscure B-movie gems you probably caught on late-night cable. From genre-defining terror to cult chaos, this episode blends nostalgia with real horror analysis through the Screaming Skull lens. Expect practical effects love, VHS-era vibes, and a discussion on why space remains one of the most terrifying settings in horror. If you grew up renting weird sci-fi horror and still chase that feeling, this episode is for you.

In this episode, Abnormal Andy and Phantom Dark Dave are joined by special guest Pat from the It Be Like That podcast and Twitch to break down the cult classic Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988). We dive into the film's unforgettable practical effects, bizarre alien clown concept, and why it remains a staple of 80s horror and sci-fi comedy. From favorite scenes to lasting legacy, this discussion explores what makes Killer Klowns such a unique entry in the horror genre. If you're a fan of cult horror movies, creature features, and practical effects-driven chaos, this episode is for you. Pat on Twitch It Be Like That Podcast

In this episode, we take a deep dive into Slugs (1988), delivering a full scene-by-scene breakdown of this outrageous practical effects creature feature. We explore the film's shocking gore, memorable kills, and how director Juan Piquer Simón's work on Pieces (1982) influenced its tone and style. From slimy body horror to cult classic status, this episode is perfect for fans of 80s horror movies, creature features, and underground exploitation cinema.

In episode 41, we break down Scream 7 (2026), exploring the return of Sidney Prescott, the latest Ghostface killings, and how this sequel fits into the legacy of the iconic horror franchise. We discuss the cast and their horror credentials, highlight the film's most notable scenes, and examine how it connects to past entries while setting up the future of Scream. From behind-the scenes developments to franchise impact, this episode covers everything horror fans need to know about the next chapter in the Ghostface saga.

In this episode, we are joined by very special guest Neil Fraser from Neil Fraser Graphics! We dive into the bizarre cult sequel The Howling II: Your Sister Is a Werewolf and break down why it remains one of the strangest entries in the werewolf genre. We discuss the film's cast, including horror legend Christopher Lee, compare its gothic style to classic Hammer Film Productions horror, and examine the movie's best and worst moments. From castle rituals and synth-heavy 80s atmosphere to its infamous end credits, we explore how this sequel to The Howling became a memorable piece of cult horror history.