Sexy Vampire Teeth Podcast

Joe and Justin say farewell to the Sexy Vampire Teeth Podcast.

Joe talks with Matt and Jay about the controversial horror film, The Fog (1980). They talk about John Carpenters follow up to Halloween and how it matched up.

Joe talks with Justin, Matt and Jay about the controversial horror film, Cannibal Holocaust (1980). They talk about how they're divided on the themes on the film and what its purpose in film history is.

Joe talks about the new horror film of the year, Lisa Frankenstein (2024) and his thoughts on this 1980s themed horror comedy. He also talks about the new film Somewhere Quiet (2024) and some upcoming horror movies they're looking forward to this year.

Joe, Matt and Jay continue the new series Slasher Origins 1980 with the Don't Go In The House (1980). They talk about how this movie follows the Don't phase of horror films and were it fits in with its grim tones and lack of typical traits seen in a slasher.

Joe talks with Justin, Matt and Jay about his employee pick for this year and why its special to him in this new segment. Join us the rest of the year for all the hosts picks for this year.

Joe, Matt and Jay continue the new series Slasher Origins 1980 with the Don't Answer The Phone (1980). They talk about how this movie separates the 1970s and 1980s slashers and its confusing film title in this lackluster slasher.

Joe, Matt and Jay continue the new series Slasher Origins 1980 with the first film review on To All A Good Night (1980). They talk about how this movie sets the tone for the sub genre and what influences came from this underrated slasher.

Joe introduces the new series Slasher Origins 1980 and defines the sub genre while talking about what to expect for this new series. He talks about his season of the podcast and what to expect for the years content. .

Joe talks about the newest horror film of the year, Night Swim (2024) and his thoughts on this killer pool movie. He also talks about some upcoming horror movies they're looking forward to this year.