On this episode of the Marvel of Horror, we get together with Daniel C Davis and James Brett Taylor from Clockout Films. Being proud Delawareans, we talk local urban legends, the Delaware film Slaughter Beach, and the strangest movie ever The Greasy Strangler.

Celebrating Dracula in all forms in film and art, Bruce and professional comic book artist Neil Vokes celebrate World Dracula Day, the day that Bram Stoker's novel of Dracula was published, in part 1 of Dracula Spectacula. Pop open a bottle of Dracula rose wine, sit back and relax.

Benny Rose of Pressed For Time Podcast teams up with Bruce for a nostalgia-fueled ride through the movies that shaped their youth and the horror video games—both retro gems and modern nightmares—that keep them coming back for more. From pixelated screams to cinematic chills, they also dive into their thoughts on the long-awaited sequel to It Follows (2014).

In this episode, Bruce chats with guest Lauren about the Halloween franchise and their picks for the best Michael Myers portrayal. They dive into their favorite spooky season traditions, with Lauren sharing her multi-year winning streak in Halloween costume contests. Join them as they explore retro horror, UFOs, and the pressures of going all out with Halloween decorations.

Music composer Christopher and Bruce reminisce about their favorite horror movie music scores, along with discussions around Christopher's GET SPOOKED music album inspired by iconic retro kids horror television shows.

Amanda and Bruce talk about personal ghost stories while reminiscing about 2005 The Amityville Horror remake staring Ryan Reynolds and Melissa George.

High school friends, Bruce and Jason, discuss Godzilla Minus One (2023) amongst topics of WrestleMania and the film The Grudge.

Comic illustrator & Writer, Rich Woodall, calls in to share his experiences at Comic Conventions & those who attend them.