A Dad, a Daughter, and the Undead

Send us Fan MailDDUD heads! It's Episode 8! Join Izzie and Jason (plus a special guest) as we make a lot of gut-wrenching noises...along with a few disturbing smells. If that's not enough, hang around for our review of a ghostly rom-com that features an improvised scene with a talking toilet!Movie reviewed this episode:A Ghost Waits (2020) Available on most streaming servicesQuestions? Movie suggestions? Horror-ble puns? Drop us a line at [email protected] or just use the "Send us a text" link above.Like what you hear? Be sure to subscribe in Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app. Tell your friends!

Send us Fan MailHey there, DDUD heads! Believe it or not, we're dropping Episode 7--and Episode 8 is already in post-production! Join us for a chat with an AI (OpenAI's ChatGPT, which we've affectionately renamed "Maude"). Be prepared for some terrifyingly awful puns and a sneak peak at Maude's plan for world domination. Plus our review of the horror comedy Willy's Wonderland (which turns into a Nicholas Cage love-fest).Movie reviewed this episode:Willy's Wonderland  (2021). Available on Hulu.Want to antagonize an AI? Check out ChatGPT at openai.com. The best part?  This opportunity to contribute to humankind's loss of autonomy is absolutely FREE!Questions? Movie suggestions? Horror-ble puns? Drop us a line at [email protected] what you hear? Be sure to subscribe in Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app. Tell your friends!

Send us Fan MailNo excuses. Just high quality content, delivered sporadically.  DDuD heads, tune in for our new feature: "The Splatter." Movies reviewed this episode:Run Rabbit Run  (2023). Available on Netflix.St. Maude (2019). Available on Amazon Prime.Possum (2018). Available for rent or for free (with ads) on Tubi.Questions? Movie suggestions? Horror-ble puns? Drop us a line at [email protected] what you hear? Be sure to subscribe in Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app. Tell your friends!

Send us Fan MailWe're back! Where have we been? What have we been doing? You won't get any satisfying answers to these questions, but you will hear a lot of groveling. You'll also learn why birds and bunnies flee in terror whenever Izzie is behind the wheel. And there will be thunder. Lots and lots of thunder.Movie reviewed this episode:·  I Saw The Devil (2010,  Korean with English Subtitles). Available for rent and sale on all major streaming services.Questions? Movie suggestions? Horror-ble puns? Drop us a line at [email protected] what you hear? Be sure to subscribe in Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app. Tell your friends!

Send us Fan MailIn this DDUD holiday episode, Izzie and Jason take a break from their search for the scariest movie to offer their take on the Hallmark Channel's "Countdown to Christmas" holiday offerings. Questions? Movie suggestions? Horror-ble puns? Drop us a line at [email protected] what you hear? Be sure to subscribe in Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app. Tell your friends!

Send us Fan MailIt’s HALLOWEEN! Jason and Isabel welcome special guest stars Mom and Brother. Revamped movie reviews. New special features: "What Our Kids Don't Know Scares Us!" and "What Would Dad/Isabel Do?"  Movies reviewed this episode:·  Trick 'r Treat (2007, available for sale on Amazon)·  Fear Street 1994: Part One (2021, available on Netflix)Questions? Movie suggestions? Horror-ble puns? Drop us a line at [email protected] what you hear? Be sure to subscribe in Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app. Tell your friends!

Send us Fan MailIt’s DDUD’s back-to-school special! Jason quizzes Isabel on her ability to think like a horror movie character, and Isabel shares her true feelings about mullets and math homework. Movies reviewed this episode:·  Prom Night (2017, available on Netflix)·  Cutting Class (1989, available on Showtime Anytime)Coming next episode: New feature, “What My Parents Don’t Know is Scary!”Questions? Movie suggestions? Recipes for fake blood? Drop us a line at [email protected] what you hear? Be sure to subscribe in Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app!

Send us Fan MailIn the first episode of A Dad, a Daughter, and the Undead, Jason and Isabel review some of their favorite and least favorite horror flics. They also answer real questions from imaginary listeners, discuss Jason's parenting fails and Isabel's quest to find the ultimate sleep-busting horror film, and debut the (mostly) emoji-free challenge "Texts of Terror." (50 minutes)Horror movies reviewed this episode:Dark Night of the Scarecrow (1981)Sinister (2012)Into the Dark: Treehouse (2019)Stephanie (2017)Up next: The Dad, a Daughter, and the Undead back-to-school special!