Death Holler Podcast

Before vampires sparkled, they stole cars, terrorized small towns, and made terrible romantic decisions. And somehow, it's still a better love story than Twilight.Join La LlaReyna and Reverend Dr. Death as they sink their teeth into Kathryn Bigelow's 1987 vampire cult classic, Near Dark.But will La LlaReyna, who isn't exactly a fan of older films, survive another trip back to the '80s? And does Near Dark hold a candle to The Lost Boys, released that very same year?Two vampire movies. One bloody good year. Plenty of questionable decisions.This episode contains spoilers.Come for the movies. Stay for the suffering.

Some things are better left buried. Unfortunately, we have microphones.La LlaReyna and Reverend Dr. Death are back to unwrap Lee Cronin's The Mummy (2026). We're digging into the story, the scares, the disturbing moments, and whether this latest resurrection of a horror classic deserves eternal life—or should've stayed six feet under.Expect brutally honest opinions, questionable humor, disagreements, profanity, and the usual Death Holler nonsense. Come for the movies. Stay for the suffering. WARNING: Adult language, dark humor, and potential spoilers. Listener discretion is advised.

Something wicked is burning its way into the Holler… and this time, the dead aren't the only ones getting roasted. 🔥💀Join La Llareyna and The Reverend Dr. Death as they sink their teeth into Evil Dead Burn, serving up horror movie reviews, dark humor, questionable opinions, and enough inappropriate commentary to make the demons reconsider their life choices.Is this a bloody good time, or another cinematic disaster that deserves to be buried six feet under? Expect plenty of laughs, a little suffering, and absolutely no guarantees that either host will behave.Come for the horror. Stay for the suffering. Death Holler | Evil Dead Burn — Movie ReviewListener discretion is advised.

RESIDENT EVIL — Death Holler Movie ReviewSomething evil has found its way into the Holler... and unfortunately, so did this movie.Join La LLareyna and The Reverend Dr. Death as they venture back into the world of Resident Evil—where the dead refuse to stay dead, La LLareyna discovers that her immense fear of zombies is still VERY much alive, and the Reverend Dr. Death nearly becomes one himself... mostly from having to sit through this movie.Was it terrifying? Yes. Was that always intentional? Debatable.Come for the zombies. Stay for the suffering. And find out just how badly things went wrong.Listener discretion is advised.

Be careful what you wish for… especially when the wish is for someone to love you.In Obsession, hopeless romantic Bear turns to a mysterious trinket known as the One Wish Willow to finally win the heart of his longtime crush, Nikki. The good news? It works. The bad news? It works.What begins as a desperate wish for love quickly twists into something darker, stranger, and increasingly unhinged. Written and directed by Curry Barker, Obsession blends supernatural horror, dark comedy, and the very uncomfortable question of what happens when love stops being a choice.Join Death Holler as we talk wishes, red flags, questionable romantic decisions, and why sometimes being left on read really is the better outcome.⚠️ THIS IS A MOVIE REVIEW — NOT THE FULL MOVIE. Spoilers will be discussed during the episode.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This episode is a REVIEW and discussion of the film Backrooms. We are not streaming, uploading, or presenting the movie itself. If you're looking for the film, this is a podcast review and analysis.🎙️ DEATH HOLLER PRESENTS: BACKROOMS — THE DEATH HOLLER REVIEW"Everything Must Go."This week, Death Holler descends into the endless yellow maze of Backrooms, the highly anticipated horror film based on the viral YouTube series by Kane Parsons (Kane Pixels). What began as an internet nightmare has evolved into a full-scale horror phenomenon, bringing the unsettling world of liminal spaces, abandoned hallways, and impossible architecture to the big screen.Inspired by the viral Backrooms mythology and Parsons' groundbreaking analog horror series, the film explores the terrifying idea that something may exist just beyond reality—a place hidden behind forgotten buildings, empty offices, abandoned stores, and perhaps even the darkest corners of the human mind.Join us as we discuss the atmosphere, the dread, the lore, the scares, and why liminal horror continues to haunt an entire generation of horror fans. We'll explore what makes Backrooms so unsettling without giving away the secrets lurking in the maze.If you've ever wondered what waits behind a locked door, down an empty hallway, or just outside the edges of reality... this episode is for you.🕯️ Tagline: "Everything Must Go."🎧 Death Holler — Horror Movie Reviews, Deep Dives, and Dark Discussions.⚠️ Listener discretion is advised.

This week on Death Holler, Reverend Dr. Death and La Llareyna bite into the 80s vampire comedy Once Bitten. The hosts break down a movie packed with cougar vampire ladies, questionable vampire rules, and one very nervous young adult virgin trying to survive the night.Along the way, La Llareyna discovers she might understand the cougar lifestyle a little more than she expected—minus the immortality, fancy castle, and vampire powers—while Reverend Dr. Death tries to decide if this movie is horror, comedy, or just pure 1980s chaos.🦇 Stick around after the closing song for a hilarious outtake when the hosts completely lose it.💬 Sound off in the comments! Tell us what you thought about the episode or the movie—and let us know what we should review next on Death Holler.

After five long seasons of waiting, dodging spoilers, and Reverend Dr. Death repeatedly threatening to watch it again without her, Ll Llareyna finally gets her long-overdue viewing of Hereditary. Was the wait worth it… or did Reverend Dr. Death build it up so much that nothing could survive the hype?Join the hosts of Death Holler as they dive headfirst into one of horror’s most unsettling films. Expect spirited debates, questionable theology, emotional trauma, and at least one moment where Reverend Dr. Death says, “I told you this movie would ruin your evening.”Did it live up to the legend after five seasons of anticipation? Did Ll Llareyna survive the experience? And more importantly… what did YOU think?Drop your thoughts in the comments and tell us if Hereditary was worth the wait… or if Reverend Dr. Death owes Ll Llareyna five seasons of apologies.... 👀

We return form yet another brief hiatus with and explanation and an explosion of reviews. Our focus is Dracula 1931, with a small side of Lake Placid and Werewolves within. Take a listen as we kick off our vampire and witches season "Bites and Rites". Listener discretion is advised.

Just about done with La Llareyna's animal rescuing tactics, the reverend decides he's gonna get the law involved to set her straight, and lets just say it gets interesting........Listener discretion is advised.