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Stephen King has defined horror for generations, and his stories have been adapted across decades of film. This collection brings together the movies based on his novels and short stories, showing how his work has shaped and influenced the genre. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

Get into the holiday spirit with some classic winter horror films! This episode collection is packed with classic films that will have you shaking in your boots (from frosty temperatures, that is). From icy cold fear to bone-chilling terror, we've got everything you need to get in the holiday spiri…

Introducing Slasher Picks: the horror movie collection fashioned by the fans, for the fans. With every title hand-picked by our podcast's devoted fans, this set guarantees a frightfully good time.

It's the most wonderful time of the year...unless you're a horror fan. This spooky collection of Holiday Horror episodes features holiday-themed horror films to get you in the mood for spine chilling scares. Listen with your family while you're making your stuffing, trimming the tree, or planning y…

Step up your horror movie game with these elite movies that have been scored as a Universal Slash in their episode. This collection of expertly curated Slashes will have you on the edge of your seat – or running for cover. So sit back, relax, and enjoy some of the best horror has to offer – with a …

The Universal Hack Collection is for the horror movie lover who wants to see some of the very worst films that have ever been made. These movies have all been scored as Universal Hacks, which means that everyone on the panel unanimously hated them. If you're looking for a collection of truly terrib…

Our Starter Pack collection is curated for those new to the genre or hesitant to dive into the deep end of horror. We’ve selected episodes featuring films that strike the perfect balance of thrills and fun, making them ideal introductions for non-horror fans. Whether you’re easing into the scares, …

Some horror works best when told in small, sharp doses. Anthology films collect several short stories under one roof, often framed by a larger narrative. These movies showcase the variety and experimentation possible in horror storytelling. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

The clown has long been a figure of unease, balancing laughter with menace. This collection features films where clowns step into the spotlight as central figures of fear, whether supernatural or all too human. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

From folklore to modern reinvention, witches have always been tied to horror. These films explore witchcraft, covens, and the cultural anxieties surrounding power, tradition, and rebellion. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

Queerness and horror have been intertwined since the early days of the genre. This category highlights films that directly feature LGBTQ+ characters, themes, or subtext, reflecting how horror can give voice to stories of identity and difference. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

Ghost stories remain one of horror’s most enduring traditions. This collection includes films about hauntings, restless spirits, and the thin line between the living and the dead. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

Horror is universal, and some of the most influential films come from outside the English-speaking world. This collection celebrates international horror that expands the genre with cultural specificity and new perspectives. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

The foundations of horror stretch back over a century of cinema. This category gathers the classics released in 1960 or earlier, tracing how the earliest films established styles, archetypes, and traditions we still see today. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

The 1970s transformed horror, grounding it in realism and confronting cultural fears head-on. This collection highlights films from the decade that gave us some of the genre’s most iconic monsters, killers, and stories. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

Short films allow horror to be quick, focused, and experimental. This collection includes titles that deliver complete stories in less time while packing just as much impact. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

When nature turns against us, the results can be terrifying. This category includes films where animals, natural forces, or the environment itself become deadly threats. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

Everyone starts somewhere. This collection is designed for people looking for accessible entry points into horror, with films that balance scares and fun without being overwhelming. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

Few subgenres are as iconic as the slasher. These films center on masked killers, unstoppable stalkers, and high body counts, offering a look at how the subgenre has evolved over time. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

Horror often finds power in exploring blind faith and group devotion. This category focuses on films about religious movements, secret orders, and societies where belief turns dangerous. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

Outer space is vast, unknown, and unsettling. This collection covers films that imagine what happens when the horror genre reaches beyond Earth, whether with alien threats or the dangers of isolation. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

The 1980s was a defining decade for horror, packed with sequels, practical effects, and iconic monsters. This collection highlights the range of horror films released during the era. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.

Vampires have been reimagined countless times, from gothic aristocrats to modern predators. This category brings together films where the vampire takes center stage as both a monster and a symbol. Curated for our 31 Days of Horror challenge.