Episode 247: Jonathan Edward Durham

On this killer episode of Another Goddamn Horror Podcast, we welcome writer and filmmaker Stone Thurman!Stone is a true horror fan and you can tell within minutes of talking to him. On this episode, we dig into his horror short "The Man That Killed Boogey". Just recently released, this is one hell of a short that truly shows what Stone can do with just a little. Imagine what he could do with a feature length film.

On this sticky, grotesque episode, we welcome filmmaker Nadine L'Esperance!If you're a fan of nasty as hell, DIY trash horror/comedy then this is the episode for you. I mean all that in a complimentary way, just to be clear. This one is for the Troma heads. The trash aficionados! The harbingers of garbage cinema! It's the nasty DIY stuff that we love.

On this episode, we sit down with author Jonathan Edward Durham to talk about his newest book: Winterset HollowIn his newest book, you take a journey with children to a fairy tale land known as Winterset Hollow. But not all fairy tales are full of joy. This is a dark childhood story anchored by horrific fantasy and Jonathan is a real horror fan through & through.

On this episode, Jonas sits down with Doug Forrester to talk about his newest film, Carry The Darkness.Along with writing and directing, Doug also enlisted the talents of AGHP alumni Travis Bacon for the score. Doug brings some serious horror fandom to the show and you can tell this was a true labor of love. Check out the movie on "Bloodstream TV" streaming now!

On this creepy, crawly episode, we sit down with the star of Angus Silvers new festival film "Insectasy" - Tirion Healy!Tirion absolutely rules and dug into the nastiness of filming with tiny insect co-stars and the surprises that come along with that. She was game to talk about it all and more. This was one of our favorite episodes and she couldn't have been cooler. This one is funny, vulnerable & just a little gross too. You'll have fun with this one.

On this voyeuristic episode of AGHP, we welcome the multi-talented musician & filmmaker Tim Kasher!If the name Tim Kasher sounds familiar, it should. He is the man behind the indie rock band "Cursive" among many more musical contributions but he is also a writer and now a horror filmmaker. We talked to him about his debut feature "Who's Watching" and it's a hell of a conversation. The film is terrifying and uncomfortable in the best and we cannot wait for everyone to see it.

On this tasty treat of an episode, AGHP welcomes gastro-horror aficionado Sarah Stubbs!If you don't know who Sarah Stubbs is, wake up. Sarah is the creator of the viral "100 Horror Films In 92 Days" Challenge and she has written things in the genre all over the map. She's also got the Final Girls Feast Show and so much more. This one is a nerdy delight.

On this hilarious episode of AGHP, Graham & Jonas welcome comedian Derek Sheen back to the show! Derek Sheen returns to the bowels of AGHP to talk about all things horror, his brand new incredible comedy special "Unrelatable" and more. We dig into his love for the genre and also the film "History of The Occult". Derek is one of the best comedians working today and if you like to laugh, this one is for you. Check out his new special "Unrelatable" on YouTube!

On this bonus episode of Another Goddamn Horror Podcast, Jonas sits down to chat with writer/director of the new Aussie survival horror, "Penny Lane Is Dead"! Coming to Shudder to close out August and fresh off a run at Fantasia Festival's 30th Anniversary in Montreal, Penny Lane Is Dead takes you on a hell of a ride in an Australian cabin in the woods. It's a gory as fuck, nasty as hell and very fun film and Mia is a true horror fan.

On this squelchy episode, Jonas & MaryBeth sit down to talk to author A.P. Thayer about his new book, TAPEWORM! If you're a fan of sticky, slimy body horror & vampire stories with a twist, TAPEWORM is the book for you. A.P. is a true genre fan and you can tell when he speaks about horror and the process of writing this incredible book. It's a do not miss for horror literary fans!